The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-25
Conquering
Disease
So.CalleJ Hopeless Conditions Now
Durable.

GnlDt W uu4 -ltiltSL pAlN 9AN1H'''
and in fact all real thinking peopln
have changed their ideas not only a.
how 10 maintain health, but how to
restore il.
From u health standpoint therc 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
healthy manhood and womanhood not
for the purpose of killing each other.
but for the real purpose that health
serves to civilization. Our real think
ing physicians are now devoting much
of their energies to the prevention or
disease. Our great of them are Will
ing TO concede that it is not necessary
TO destroy the body by useless surgi-
cal operations In many chronic ana
deep-seated diseases.
We now know that tuberculosis IA
not incurable. that Brights Disease,
Diabetes, ETC., can be cured, that
we can even help many cases OF pa-
raly Ss. locomotor ataSia, etc, that
only q few years ago were supposed
/ TO be beyond al hope OF restoration.
| The real surgeon has learned that
| his purpose in life is 10 restore imper-
| feet or mutiAted bodies Ii he ia con
! scientious he does not Try 10 remove
important organ. or glands. lie should
know that he cannot supplant them
! Somewhere in nature is found the
/ things that Will help to restore most
| Of tho unhealthy conditions. Scientific
men are now using them and are turn.
ing 10 medicine.
Perhaps the greatest advancement
in medicine has been through the dis
I covery and use OF intravenous ldirect
to the blood stream treatments The
Interstate Doctors who have their Of
fees on the fifth floor Of the Her
.kowitz Bldg, have made a speciai
study of all intravenous solutions In
addition to this they have combined
farreachlng methods Of their own
They use all the known vaccncs, Sc
runs, ctc., in the treatment Of dts
ease. They have many testimonials
from all over the southwest. Tho fol-
lowing from Mr.. Johnston should be
Of interest:
Hinton, Okla, NGy. IS, 1919"
II had been i'll for fifteen years
with a nervous disease and stomach
trouble. | doctorod with number Oi
physicians. 1t seemed impossible for
me to regain my health. | took treat
ment for little more than one month
from the Interstate Doctors of Okla
homa City When | started treating
with them was unable to work at al
had not been able TO do work OF any
kind from more than year. Before
the end Of that time had felt as
well as ever. Am taking my place
} with other men and doing full day.:
work every day. I cheerfully recon-
mend any sufferer from chronic trou
bic 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. gotrc
gall stones, diseases OF women an,
diseases OF men.
They have helped thousands bac}
to health Some have been cured il
one treatment (such as varicose au'
other enlargementsD. They adminisre
the genuine French 9li.
The Interstate Doctors whose Ok
lahoma City Institute is the larges
Of its kind in the Southwest, havu
p, arranged for one or more member
5 OF its medical staff to spend Monda'
I and Tuesday Of each week in Ard
: more.
Their offices are on the second foo
y of the Bridgman building on Yves
Main street. They will be in Ardmore
. on the second floor Uf the Bridgmal
= building. room. 7-l4, Monday ant
Tuesday and each Monday and Tue,
f day following.
2 Their office hours will be from t
2 g.; evenings, to 8. Adv