The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-15
SO.CALLED
INCURABLE
DISEASES
Yield to Remarkable Methods
of Interstate Doctors.
Direct to Blood Stream Meth
ods Marking New Epoch
in Medicine.

The Inter r-State Doctors, who have
their Oklahoma City offices on the
fifth floor Of the Herskowitr building,
have published many testimonials
from the best type Of citizens OF Ok
lahon,a, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas
and Texas.
The most gratifying part Of their
work is the great number of persons
who are brought to them by cured or
satisfied patients. =.
The following from Mr.. Rankin,
who is well known at Checotah and
who is of the solid and substantial
class of citizens that count, should be
OF interest TO every sufferer from any
chronic disease. He writes as follows: ::
"Checotah, Okla. May II, 1918
II have been suffering from lung
trouble for the past four years. Some
times could hardly live for terrible
coughing and smothering attacks. |
tried many doctors all over the coun-
ty and among the best in Muskogee
and Oklahoma who did not seem able
to give me relief. | called on the
Interstate Doctors April 5, 1918, and
placed myself in their care and al
ready feel as we'll as | ever did, ]
had practically lost hope OF ever get
ting relief, can conscientiously rec
ommend these Doctors to any who
may suffer>from such complaints. n
feel most highly grateful for ~hat
they have done for me.
~. A. RANKIN"
OF course, all chronic diseases
cannot be cured, but many socalled
incurable ones have been successfully
treated by the Inter State Doctors,
With the accepted and best methods
for reaching all chronic conditions
the ,er-State Doctors have com
bined far reaching methods OF their
own.
Probably greater strides have been
made in medical arts and methods in
the last few years than in any other
science. Formerly visit TO the doc
tor meant simply answering few
questions, showing the tongue and a
prescription. The modern specialist
now realizes that symptoms are but a
poor guide at best, that he must pos
sess and use instruments and methods
OF precision in diagnosis, he must get
at the cause of the disease in its
deeper foundations, il he hopes TO
cure the case. OF course, il is quite
impossible for the general physician
who tries TO cover the whole field OF
treatment, to devote much time and
equipment to office work in chronic
diseases. And this is why the spe-
oialist, trained to his work and devot-
ing hi, whole life TO il, is more sue
ces.ful. The doctor who accepts
everything from night call 10 surgery
must not be expected 10 he an exper,
in any one line. The study and treat
ment of chronic diseases is a life
work in itself.
The Interstate Doctors have made
a special study OF all intravenous
(dirrct TO the blood stream methods.
They combine with other forces of
nature all the known serunns and bac-
terms. (They are prepared TO give
3l4 to a limited number Of cases;
this they guarantee TO be aenuine.)
The diseases treated by the Inter
State Doctors are all chronic dis
eases of the blood. nerves. kidneys,
liver and stomach. including catarrh,
rheumatism, Indigestion, constipation,
nervousness. loss Of nerve force,
goitre, gall stones. diseases Of women
and diseases Of men. 9.
Their Oklahoma City Institute Is To-
Gated on the fifth floor of the Hersko-
wit, building.
Their hours are, week days, 9 10 ) i;
evenings, 7 10 5; Sundays, 10 10 II,
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