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The Irish standard., 1916-07-08
CULLEN F. FARMER. ;

can walk hundred feet or over with
out crutch or cane and unaided by
anyone. My appetite is wonderful.
can digest a meal that would do JUS
tice to a plow-boy. My bowels work
perfectly normal since l began the
bakes, and have gained rs pounds
under the treatment. have expert
enced no pain since the first few
bakes. A good many times l have
wished that DR.. Loughney had arrived
in Minneapolis twelve years ago when
first l was put to bed total invalid;
for what l have seen in the way of
quick recoveries is really surprising.
A great many times patients were
carried into DR.. Loughney's offices on
stretchers, crying and moaning with
pain, and after a few bakes l have
seen those same people light hearted
and bubbling over with enthusiasm
over the Bake Oven and over their
own quick recovery from the racking
pains of rheumatism. l feel sure that
l would not have been an invalid if
I could have had the good fortune to
be baked in DR.. Loughney's Human
Bake Oven.
gladly grant DR.. Loughney the
privilege of publishing and using this
letter as he NAV see fit.
Respectfully,
KATE WADDICK,
OsseO. MINI,
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08
Case of Miss Bessie Wilcox

The recovery Of Miss Bessie Wilcox,
through the agency of the Human
Bake Oven, from most stubborn case
of neuritis, which had defied every
other form of treatment for a period
Of nearly three years, is a bit of wei
come news to her host Of friends in
this city. Miss Wilcox suffered Sc.
vereIy until she began taking the
bakes, her arm having been affected
to degree that incapaeitated her for
work. Her circulation, which was
very seriously impaired, is now re-
stored to normal. Miss Wilcox ex.
presses her gratitude for the bake ov.
ems in her unsolicited letter which
follows:
Nov. 10th, 1915.
DIR. A. M. Loughney, City.
Dear Sir: The excellent results
which have been effected in nv case
through your Human Bake Oven call
for an expression of gratitude, and at
the same time an opinion of the value
of the treatment.
1t is the best thing that has come to
Minneapolis. For Ncurtis. rheuma-
tism and poor circulation it is, ! be-
licye, the only remedy.
! had suffered from Neurtis for
practically three years when first
came to your Office. Having tried ev-
erythlng as a means Of relief, ! nat
ura1ly had no faith in whatever the
treatment might be. yet thought !
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plant, feeling fine, speaks volumes for
the efficacy of the human bake oven.
His letter which follows is but another
illustration of the growing popularity
of the bake oven in the treatment of
various form Of illness, similar words
of praise being received daily by DR..
Loughney.
Minneapolis, MIMI, March 8, 1916,
Dear DR.. Loughney:
II cannot tell you how delighted 1
am over my speedy recovery from a
very severe case of shingles with
which was afflicted for quite while
and which became so bad that was
unable to work for some time. was
in terrible shape and badly broken out
from my shoulder blade to my waist
and also across my chest. Added to
the tortures of the shingles had
rheumatism in very severe form.
II remembered hearing my old
friend, DR.. Jack Horton, veterinary
surgeon, tell about being cured of a
large varicose ulcer on his leg, with
which he had been troubled for about
Is years. That was nearly a year ago,
so after ascertaining that DR.. Hor-
tons recovery was permanent and that
he had experienced no return of the
trouble, l decided to come to you for
the bakes.
THE very first bake helped me and
| continued to improve right along.
The treatment seemed to set my
nerves at rest. The racking pains left
me and began to enjoy good rest at
nights. All during the series of bakes
my improvement was steady until l
am now we'll again and back at my
regular work. l hope that everyone
who suffered as l did will have an op.
portunity of testing the merits of your
wonderful bake ovens.
Yours truly,
CULLEN F. FARMER"
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08
CHARGES FOR TREATMENT.
ROOMS. ETC.

My charges are 81 per treatment.
In many cases treatments are given
twice daily. Comfortable, outside
rooms in the institution, with every
modern convenience are supplied
where desired, to patients from out of
the city or those who are bedridden.
at cost of 81 per day.
These prices include, without ex.
ira charge, blankets, bath robes, slip.
pers, linen, nurses attention, etc.
Meals served to bedridden patients in
their rooms at a very nominal cost.
My Institution is located on the 4th
Floor, Loeb Arcade Building, 9Th and
Hennepin Ave-, Minneapolis. Ask the
elevator boy to direct you.
Office hours are from 9 A. NJ. to 8
P. NJ. Daily; Sundays, to IL only.
Write for Free Booklet more fully
explaining baking treatment.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

terry, swollen limbs; housemaid's knee;
tennis and baseball arm; toxemia;
neurasthenia; labored heart action, II
functional; abnormal blood pressure;
sprains and strains; cold and sweat
ing feet; acute or chronic synovitis;
ankylosis, If fibrous; muscular adhe.
sions; pains of fiat feet; gangrene;
varicose ulcers; synovitis; sciatica;
neuralgia; myalgia; neuritis; Bright's
disease; nephritis; pleuritis; stomach.
liver and bowel ailments; faulty elm
ination; faulty metabolism, and kin.
dred ailments.
If you are suffering from any of
these troubles. whether acute or
chronic, even though you may have
tried various other forms of treatment
and medicines without success, it will
pay you to call at my Office for a
careful examination and diagnosis Of
your case. No charge is made for this
Examination and you will be under no
obligation whatever to take the Bake
Oven Treatment.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

Mr.. Francis gives following state
ment:
Il am a vigorous advocate of DIR.
Loughneys Human Bake Oven. A
couple of months ago went to DIR.
Loughney's offices; my ailment was an
aggravated case of Rheumatism and
joint trouble. An acquaintance of
mine, who was taking the Bakes, pre-
vailed on me to try the Bake Oven
treatment-and the treatment was en-
tered upon with decided misgiving. 1t
only required the first bake, however,
to establish the helpfulness of the ex-
pertinent. continued through a
course of Is treatments; my Rheuma-
tism and Joint trouble had left me be-
fore the course was half through with;
I've no return of the trouble. l feel
that ] am cured. Every patient |
talked to in DIR. Loughney's office was
friend and advocate of the Bake
Oven. Its best recommendation is the
fact that those who take the treat
ments recommend them ST highly to
others. am grateful for my quick
and lasting recovery and ! advise my
friends to give DIR. Loughney's Bake
Oven a trial even in the long stand
ing and chronic cases.
"(Signed.) FRANK FRANCIS,
"2511 James Ave- NJ"
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

Aged Lady Had About Given Up Hope
OF Ever Obtaining Relief From Her
Sufertn0s-A Friend Recommended
the Human Bake Oven and Its Ef-
fects Were Marvellous.
After having suffered continuously
for the past nine years from a severe
case of stomach and bowel trouble, to
which was added during the past three
years the torture of rheumatism, with
its attendant swelling and inflamma-
ton OF the joints, Mrs. l.. D. Laraway
OF 1928 West 43d street, for As years
resident of Minneapolis, has at last
found complete relief through the
agency of DR.. Loughney's wonderful
Human Bake Oven.
Mrs. Laraway had tried innumerable
remedies and various methods of
treatment during the nine years of her
suffering, but ali to little or no avail.
A signed statement furnished by
Mrs. Laraway after completing her
course of treatment at DR.. Loughney's
offices is reproduced herewith:
Dear DR.. Loughney:
Il am unable to find words sufii.
GENTLY strong to express my gratitude
for the relief l have obtained from
your marvellous Bake Ovens. After
nine years OF almost continuous suf-
fering from an aggravated case of
stomach and bowel trouble in addition
to which ! had a severe case of rheu-
matism with swollen and infiamed
joints, ] now feel that l am entirely
cured after taking course of baking
treatment from you. was recon-
mended to you by friend who had
been cured of similar troubles after
mud baths and hot springs had both
failed to give relief. ! want every
one to know how grateful feel to-
wards you and you may use this let
ter in any way you wish
"MRSr L. d. LARAWAY,
! 1928 West 43rd ST., Minneapolis. )"
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08
Case of Mrs. Kate Waddick

A chronic invalid, bedridden for
greater part of IL years, much i'm
proved after course of the bakes.
February ~, 1916.
DR.. A. M. Loughney,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Dear DR.. Loughney:
Just a few lines to thank you and
your Human Bake Oven for the won
derful improvement brought about by
remaining in your institution, and be-
ing baked twice daily good share
of the winter.
My case was one that required a
long course. have been an invalid
in bed most all of the time for IL long
years, sufferer from what suppose
is the worst form of rheumatism
"Arthritis Deformans."
The accompanying photo shows my
hands distorted with enlarged joints,
which are at present very much i'm
proved. My hip joints, as we'll as
most every joint in my body, was stiff
and ankylosed. l could not bend at
the hips at all, yet at the present time
am SO limbered in my different here.
tofore stiff joints can do stunts l
had never dreamed of ever again per-
forming. For instance, can sit on a
chair and bend my body forward so
as to touch my chin on my knees. l
can get in and out of bed alone, and
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

would give it trial. 1t is hardly a
month since took the first treatment
and am now cured. The Improvement
from the first treatment has been
gradual and so certain that have
been able to resume work and expe-
rience no pain in using the arm.
The treatment is simple-put you in
the oven, bake yOu-that's all 1t is
the dry, intensified heat that places
DIR. LOughney's Bake Oven in a class
by itself. have nothing but the high.
est praise for the treatments which
have done so much for me.
Very respectfully,
BESSIE WILCOX,
Tel. Mic. 1927. 1913 3rd Ave. S.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

To Whom 1t May Concern:
was a total invalid at the time I
began taking DIR. Loughney's bake
oven treatments, as the accompanying
photograph, which was taken at that
time, will testify. had been laid up
for over a year and had failed to OBJ
tain relief from any other form of
treatment. l had tried Mt Clemens,
West Baden and numerous other hot
springs and baths, but all to no avail
l suffered from an excruciating form
of rheumatism, which caused my knee
to swell to twice its normal size, as
may be seen in the photograph. The
resulting inflammation brought on
fibrous ankylosis, causing the knee
which condition existed for months.
My stomach was in such fearful con-
dition that it was impossible to retain
food. The color had entirely left my
face and my friends had abandoned
hope of my ever recovering; in fact,
l personally despaired of ever getting
WELL until friend who had investi-
gated DR.. A. M. Loughney's human
bake oven treatment, advised it's use.
At that time l weighed but 1870
pounds.
From the very first the bakes helped
me. noticed steady Improvement
right along. The swelling and pain
in my knee gradually diminished, the
color came back to my face, my stom-
ach improved wonderfully and was
able to sleep we'll at nights, until at
the present time l weigh 10 pounds
and can eat a meal that would shame
blacksmith and suffer no discomfort
from it.
The accompanying photograph
shows the remarkable change that
was effected in me by the human bake
oven. l am feeling fine again, al
though l intend to continue with the
bakes for a while longer, until l am
thoroughly cured.
The gratitude feel for DIR. Lough-
ney and his wonderful treatment has
prompted me to write this letter, in
the hope that others who are afflicted
as l was may know that there is still
hope for them. willingly grant Dr.
Loughney the right to use this letter
and the accompanying photographs
for publication purposes, at any time
and in such manner as he may see fit.
Respectfully.
GEO. H. CHANDLER.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

SUCCESS OF THE TREATMENT IN
PERSONS OF ADVANCED YEARS.
The Human Bake Oven treatment
is applied successfully in persons of
mature years; many patients of 80
years and upwards being among those
who have experienced great benefits
from it. Aged persons find the heat
of the ovens extremely soothing and
rejuvenating and continued application
of the "bakes" works wonders in the
conditions of many of the older pa.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

tients who have not found relief in
any other form of treatment. No con-
Germ need be felt. as to the safety of
the super-heated dry air treatment in
these cases or where there is weak
ened condition of the heart, since in
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

Mr.. Cullen F. Farmer, 1905 Milwau-
kee avenue south, who has been en-
ployed at the city filtration plant for
the past several years, is enthusiastic
in his praises of DR.. Loughneys hui
man bake oven, which effectually re.
lieved him of a stubborn case of shin
giles "a very painful form of nerve dis
order) complicated with rheumatism.
Mr.. Farmers condition had become so
serious that for some time before be-
ginning the baking treatment he was
incapacitated for work. That he is
now able to be back again attending
to his regular duties at the filtration
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08
Human Bake Oven Scores Another Victory
Over Rheumatism and Removes
Symptoms of Briqht's Disease

Mr.. G. J. Sathcr, 4lG-418 Goth Ave
NJ, is one of the prominent, old-time
clothing merchants of North Mime
apolis, known far and wide for his
sterling qualities and integrity. Mr..
Sather believes in giving credit where
it is due and accordingly voices his
high approval of the Human Bake
Oven in the following unsolicited let
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08
Case of MIR. Cullen F. Farmer

Employe Of Minneapolis City FiItra-
ton Plant Back at Work After Hav-
ing Been Laid Up for Some Time
Before Taking the Bakes, by Sc
we're Case Of Shingles and Rheuma-
tism.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

all of my experience | have yet to
discover a single case of this kind that
was not greatly benefited by the ovens
and the treatment particularly sooth-
ing and agreeable.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08
Case of Mr.. w. u. White

Mr.. w. U. White, whose photograph
appears here, is prominent grain
grower of Hope, N. D. Mr.. White, like
countless others, found DR.. Loughney's
Human Bake Oven speedy and sure
relief for rheumatism and expresses
his gratitude in the following unsolic-
tied letter, just received by DR.. Lough-
ney:
March is, 1916.
II have just finished q course of
twenty treatments under DR.. A. M.
Loughney for rheumatism and find N.Y.
self without an ache or pain and in the
best physical condition have been for
years.
II very heartily recommend the Doc
tors Human Bake Oven for that tired,
wornout, lay-me-down-and-die feeling,
which has so many names.
"This letter is written voluntarily
and l hope others may be interested
and helped as ! have been.
very truly,
wv. U. WHITE,
Hope, North Dakota"
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

Dear DR.. Loughney:
] cannot let this occasion pass with
out writing to tell you what wonder
full benefits l derived from short
course of bakes in your Human Bake
Oven, in the hope that others who
may be suffering will be induced to
find relief as l did through the sooth-
ing and healing superheated air of
your ovens.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08
Case of Mr.. Frank Francis


Treatment of rheumatism
sa lumbago, scaiea, etc, is the Wonder Of Age
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

Use ysBko
sA >FhorAm yh%G
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grateful
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08

o Paul
H the Humans lake Oven
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16

n this i- not the greatest money MAX
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We supply one free sample with every pack
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16

BE IT RESOLyED By THE CITY COU,S-
Gil OF THE CITY OF FL PASO-
That the CITY clerk Be and hereby l. d.
recred 90 advertise for bids for the consrruc-
ton OF a pavement on North Oregon street
from the intersection OF the north line %
Arizona street 20 the south line OF Cuff
street
sad pavement in all respects 70 conform
With the suecifications therefor prepared
by the CITY Engineer. and now on file in his
Office which said specifications have been
approved By this Council said advertise
ucnr shall appear in each issue OF the Of
fetal paper which appears during the ten
C0l days prior 90 the e1st dav OF SeDtem-
bcr- 1915 AT BIDS must be sealed and each
be accompanied By certified check in the
sum Of one thousand (s1.000.00l dollars.
payable 20 the Mayor o. the City OF e Paso.
ard which shall become the property OF the
civ in the event that the bidder II sue
ce~sful. does not within ten (10l DAYS OF
the acceptance Of mis- bid. enter into a
contract with the CITY Of Fl Paso TO com
Dlete said pavement in accordance with said
suecific1tions within three months from the
time Of the signing OF the contract All
bids must be filed with the CITY Clerk on
or before ten fiQl o'clock a. m the 21s-
dav OF September. 1915
The CITY 81 II Paso reserves the right 70
reject all bids
Passed and approved this the It'll day Of
September 1915
Tom Lea
Mayor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16
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BIDS FOR FURNITURE AND ELECTRIC
EINTU RES FOR THE COURT HOUSE
TaUT. TEXAS

BIDS FOR FURNITURE AND ELECTRIC
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Bids VIII Dc received al the oftlce OF the
undersigned in the Court House in e Paso.
Texas. until ten G0J o'clock a m. sep
TENDER 20. 1916. FOR furnishing the wood.
marble. bronze furniture and electric fix
lures for the new Court House. Jail and
Auditorium in Fl Paso. Texas
Plans. specifications and all inforuna ton
may be obtained ~ the office OF frost q
frost. Architects. 8lT Mills building. Il
Paso. Texas. and a deposit OF ten (1O) dol
lars Is required FOR said plans and specifi-
cations. this amount 20 be refunded on the
return Of the plans and specifications in
good order
A certified check on a solvent bank in e
Paso. Texas. in the amount OF per cent Of
bid must accompany all bids as a guarantee
OF good faith that the successful bidders
will enter into a contract and make a bond,
with approved surety company. for the
ful amount Of the contract. within five
days after the awarding Of the contract by
the Commissioners Court OF Fl Paso County.
Texas
The Commissioners Court Of Fl Paso
County. Texas. reserves the right 20 accept
reject any or ali bids
Bids will be opened promptly a. ten C10)
o'clock o. m. September 20. 1915. IN the
County Court room IN the Court House at
e. Paso. Texas
All certified checks viii be returned 20
unsuccessful bidders
ROY D. BARNUM.
County Auditor
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16

J. ?. Dawson. Cftv Clerk
BE 1T RESOLVED BY TIE CITY COCN-
GIL or THE CITY OF FL PASO.
That the CITY Clerk he and hereby Is 1i-
rsctet 90 advertise for bids FOR the construc-
tiou Of pavement on south Florence street
from the intersection OF tho south lire OF
San Antonio street 90 the north line OF First
street
said pavement f1 all respects 20 conform
with the spcrrflcatlCus therefor prepared
DR. the city Engineer. and now on file I'm his
office which said specifications have been
approved BY this Council. said advertise
meut shall appear in each issue OF the Of
tcial paper which appears during the ten
linl days prior 20 the 2ist dav OF Seu-ew-
Der. 1915. AT bids must be sealed and each
De accompanied hV certified check m the
sum Of one thousand 81 200. o0l dollars
PAYABLE 20 the Mayor OF the CITY OF Il Paso
ara which shall become the property OF the
CITY IN the event that the bidder n sue
c"sStuI- does not within ten C0l DAYS OF
tne acceptance Of his bid. enter into a
contract with tho CITY Of r. PaSo 20 com
uiefc said pavement IN accordance with said
snecitfc stions within two months from the
time OF the signing Of the contract All
bids must he filed with the CITY Clerk on
o. before ter i1H1 o'clock a. m the 2Ist
uav Of September. 1915
Ihe CITY or ~ Paso reserves the riEht to
Passed aHl approved this the eth day OF
September. 1915
Tom Lea.
Mayor.
na-r-r- rfF-- frr--r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-16

Sealed bids NfI Doc received af the office
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of directors OF school district Au- 1f. An
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the construction or school building at An
thonv. New Mexico.
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secured by prospective bidders 40 tire office
OF tho undersigned or from frost g. frost.
architects Mills bids. El Pa-'. Texas. Bids
must DO accompanied bs certified check To
the order of fh. UNDERSIGNED in the sum of
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guarantee tho entering into of a contract o.
tine award o. given such hidd b. aud tho cit-
ing of a bond for the perform -ro thereof
Bids viii bo opened az thc lffiee Of the
undersigned 30 O'Clock D. M on oct ..
1e1s and tho right is reserved Go reject any
and aU bids
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Chairman OF Board of DIRECTOR School pis-
tfict Sc. ff nann Ann counts. Sow Mes
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