The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-19
SURGERY OFTEN
USELESS
Latest Method For Treating
Diseases Doing Away With
The Indiscriminate Use
of the Knife
Interstate Doctors Report
Many Interesting Cures Q

While there can be no question
that surgery is necessary in many
cases, yet our greatest OF surgeons
for the last few years have decried
the indiscriminate use OF the knife
As in medicine, the surgeon above all
should be most accurate III diagnosis.
Too often the imperfectly trained
surgeon depends on his knife to give
him the knowledge he should have
had before he undertook his opera
tion. Then, again. the knife affords
quick and easy way not only to
cover ignorance OF the real trouble
that exists, but TO bring a case TO a
conclusion rather than TO 90 through
the study, care and work that the right
kind OF medical treatment would in
volve.
| Many reports of the successful
work OF the Interstate Doctors have
been published in the words Of the
patients themselves over their own
signatures. These have all come from
reputable and representative citizens.
From thinking men and women who
have weighed conditions and results
carefully.
The following from one Of Okla
homa's best type OF men should be OF
interest to every sufferer from any
chronic complaint:
"Choteau, Okla, May q, 1918.
"This is to certify that in Septem-
Der, 1916 | began to suffer with a
severe pain in the left side OF my
face, causing untold suffering. con-
suited a number of doctors and they
all said i, was a nerve trouble and
would have to be cut out as medicine
would do it no good. At last decid-
ed to see the Interstate Doctors. On
the 4th day OF February. 1918, con-
suited them, and they said they could
cure me without an operation. At this
time had other troubles, such as
catarrh, bronchial trouble and Sc
we're cough In fact all run down,
could hardly go. After using their
treatment for two months my nerve
trouble stopped and has not bothered
me since. Am better every way, have
gained eight pounds in weight. NJ
advice to anyone suffering with any
stubborn complaint is to see the In
er-State Doctors.
Respectfully,
REV. J. b. RAY"
Health Is the most serious object
in life. II certainly is worth fighting
for. The hundred, Of satisfied pa
tients are and have been the ones who
have made getting we'll their most
earnest business.
The Iuer- State Doctor, have made
special study OF all intravenou,
direct to the blood stream) methods
They combine with other forces oi
nature all the. known serums and bac-
terms (They are prepared to give
9l4; thi, they guarantee to be genu-
inc
| Not the least Of their success !,
due to their facilities for examination
and correct diagnosis. Thousands oi
men have been relieved from the en-
barrassment OF some hidden disease
Many hopeless mothers have escaped
the surgeons knife through their
methods OF treatment.
Examination is free to all, but only
eurable cases will be accepted for
treatment. II your disease Is incura-
bic, you will be told so, and not one
penny Of your money will be taken
However, many cases that are incura-
Bile by old methods can be quickly
cured by this wonderful new treat
nent OF the Interstate Doctors.
Some are cured in one office treat.
ment (such as varicosed and other
enlargefnents).
The diseases treated by the Inter
State Doctors are all chronic disesAe
Of the blood. nerves, kidneys. lives
and stomach, including eatarrh, rheu.
matism, indigestion. constipation
nervousness, loss Of nerve force, soi-
tire, gall stones, diseases Of women
and diseases OF men.
Their Institute is located on the
fifth floor Of the Herskowitr building
Oklahoma City.
Their hours are, week days, 9 to 5;
evenings, J to 8; Sundays, 10 to u
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