The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-23

Disease


Some of our greatest physicians,
and in fdct all real thinking people
have changed their ideas not ouly as
how 10 maintain health, but how %
! restore it,
! From q health standpoint there has
! probably been no greater factor than
our unfortunate war While this meant
procuring vigorous manhood as fight
| Ing machines the world has awakened
| to the necessity for maintaining 4
healthy manhood and womanhood not
| for the purpose of killing each other.
hut for the real purpose that health
! serves TO civilization. our real think
| ing physicians are now devoting much
of their energies to the prevention Of
disease. Our great Of them are will
| ing to concede that il is not necessary
to destroy the body by useless surgi.
cal operations in many chronic ana
deep seated diseases.
We now know that tuberculosis Is
not incurable, that Bright's Disease
Diabetes, etc, can be cured, that
We can even help many cases of pa
ralyss, locomotor ataxia, etc, that
only a few years ago were supposei
to be beyond all hope of restoration.
The real surgeon has learned that
his purpose in life is to restore imper-
feet or mutilated bodies. Ii he is con
scientious he does not try TO remove
important organs or glands. He should
know that he cannot supplant them.
Somewhere in nature is found the
things that will help to restore most
of the unhealthy conditions. Scientific
men are now using them and are turn
ing to medicine.
Perhaps the greatest advancement
in medicine has been through the dis.
covery and use of intravenous (direct
to the blood stream treatments Tho
Interstate Doctors who have their of.
fees on the fifth floor of the Her.
.kowitz Bldg, have made specai
study of all intravenous solutions In
addition to this they have combined
farreaching methods Of their own
They use all the known vaccines, Sc.
runs, etc, in the treatment of dis
ease. They have many testimonials
from all over the southwest. The fol.
lowing from Mr.. Johnston should bc
Of interest:
Hinton, Okla. Nov. IS, 1919"
81 had been in for fifteen years
with a nervous disease and stomach
trouble. / doctorcd with a number Of
physicians. 1t seemed impossible for
me TO regain my health. / took treat.
mcnt for little more than one month
from the Interstate Doctors of Okla.
homa city When started treating
with them ! was unable to work at H.
had not been able to do work of any
kind from more than a year. Before
the end Of that time ! had felt a.
well as ever. Am taking my place
with other mon and doing a fun days
work every day. cheerfully recon.
mend any sufferer from chronic trou.
Bile TO the Interstate Doctors.
wv. O. Johnston"
The diseases treated by the Inter.
State Doctors are all chronic diseases
of the blood, nerves. Kidneys liver
and stomach, including catarrh, rheu-
matism, Indigestion constipation, ncrv-
BUSINESS, loss of nerve force. goitrc,
gall stones, diseases of women aud
diseases of men.
They have helped thousands back
to health. Some have been cured in
one treatment (such as varlcose ana
other enlargcmentsl. They administer
the genuine French 914.
The Interstate Doctors whose Ok.
lahoma City Institute is the larges,
of its kind in the Southwest, have
for one or more members
of its medical staff to spend Monday
and Tuesday Of each week in Ard
more
Their offices are on the second floor
OF the Bridgman building on West
Main street. They will be in Ardmore,
on the second floor Of the Bridgman
rooms ia, Monday ana
Tuesday and each Monday and Tues.
day following.
Their office hours will be from to
>; evenings, to s. ADV. .