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Gold and red metal tin for Nature's Cure Blood Purifyer and Liver Regulator. Created by The National Drug Co., these tablets claimed to cure ailments such as rheumatism, [...]
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Red, rectangle, cardboard box for Schoenfeld Tea. This herbal tea, created by S. Pfeiffer Manufacturing Co., was intended to act as a laxative and diuretic.
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Glass bottle containing dark brown liquid with a stained label for Hadacol Dietary Supplement. This concoction was created by Louisiana State Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc. A [...]
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Small, green and white, metal tin labled "Dr. Guild's Green Mountain Asthmatic Compound." This asthmatic medicine was designed to work through inhalation. The user would [...]
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Pink taped and damaged cardboard box for "The Woman's Friend." Little is known about this product or the Oregon company that produced it. It claimed to cure menstrual dis [...]
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Cream-colored cardboard box for Wampole's Vaginal Cones. This product, created by pharmacist Henry K. Wampole, was designed as an antiseptic that both cleaned and deodori [...]
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20th century
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20th century
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Small, red, rectangle cardboard box for Red Cloverine Pills. These laxative pills were created by the Wilson Chemical Company to stimulate the bowels and help conditions [...]
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