Drug advertising ephemera. Box 13.

Box file containing items of ephemera in acid free sleeves. Includes: Auburn Drug & Chemical Company's Syrup Pix Liquida Compound (for coughs), Australian Tea Tree Oil Company's antiseptics, Ayer's Ague Cure (for malaria), Ayer's Cathartic Pills (for constipation), Ayer's Cherry Pectoral (for coughs - containing heroin?), Ayer's Pills, Ayer's Sarsaparilla (a tonic which also purified the blood), Beminal (nervousness and fatigue), Ayerst Laboratories' Isordil (for angina pectoris : 1973), Premarin and Prempak (hormone replacement therapy for menopause), Clense (spectacle spray), Farine Mexicaine (for tuberculosis), Argyyrol (for inflammation), Ovoferrin (for anemia), Campolon (for anemia), Actal indigestion tablets, Apolomine (anti-nausea tablets for vomiting during pregnancy), Betaxan (post diphtheria paralysis), Bioferol (nutrient tonic), Devegan (leucorrhoea), Canestan (candida vaginitis), Elityran (thyroid extract), Fabahistin (for hayfever), Fergon (for anemia), Franol (for asthma), Gardan (for colds and flu, Hexopal (for chilblains), Hydronal (gastric hyperacidity), Festan (digestive disturbances), Bayolin (muscular pain), Lasonil (for pain and swelling), Theominal (high blood pressure), Novocain-Cobefrin (vaso-constrictor), Luminal and Premarin (Ayesrt Laboratories) for menopause.