Drug advertising ephemera. Box 11.

Box file containing items of ephemera in acid free sleeves. Includes material for Angier's Emulsion (ca. 1937 - petroleum with hypophosphites, lime and soda) for curing disorders of the throat, lungs, digestive organs, kidneys, bladder, general debility, wasting diseases and after enteric fever (one leaflet shows a young woman in a winter snow scene), Elixir Gabail (for neuroses during war time), Mycolactine (for constipation), Stannoxyl (acne, anthrax), Syrup Créosal Dubois (for coughs), F. Aninat (Nimes)'s Doloricure ( for arthritis and rheumatism), Antibioticos, S.A. (Bendralán, 1961), Anti-Bi-San tablets (for influenza and colds), Femaloid (an endocrine tonic for women), Antikamnia, Antipon (May 1906 - cures obesity), Iposplénine (anaemia : Approvisionnement du Corps médical, Paris), Purgante A.S.S.O., Limonea Purgativa (for constipation), Acthar Gel adrenocorticotrophic factor, Armyl brand of lymecycline antibiotic.