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Title: The Pharmaceutical era
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Subjects: Drug Industry Drugs Drugs Pharmaceutical industry Pharmacy Pharmacy
Publisher: New York (etc.) D. O. Haynes & Co
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
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aute, Ind., have organized to raise theprices for soda drinks to a paying basis.They have bound themselves to observethe following schedule of prices : Plain soda, five cents. Ice cream soda, ten cents. Sundaes and similar dishes, ten cents All egg drinks, not less than ten cents. Lemonade, ten cents. The dealers have also agreed to usemeasures in the dispensation of ice creamto the thirsty, which will not exceed tenportions per quart for ice cream sodas.and not to exceed six portions per quartfor sundaes and like dishes. This agreement will take effect at the beginning ofthe soda season, about March 15. For some time the soda fountain menhave claimed that they were merely accomraodating the ice cream manufacturers indisposing of their product and the dealersnow intend to make a profit themselves. The new schedule is expected to worksatisfactorily without lessening the vol-ume of trade. The movement for moreprofitable prices is extending to other cen-tres in Indiana. May 4. 1905. ERA.
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BEAUTIFUL EASTER DISPLAYin Miners Pharmacy, 203 Bowery, New York. Right Window, Violet; Left. Rose. A HUNDRED USES. In the spring of the year there is al-ways a time when the nights are cool andthe days quite warm. That time is withus now. The fires in the furnace are outand the janitor is frugally saving coalfor the landlord. Indeed, the householderhimself hails the emancipation from thefurnace. But is it not cold in the earlymorning when one first wakes and liesshivering in l>ed. unable to sleep again VWould it not be fine to have somethingwarm on ones feet without having to riseto get it? Very simple. Take your fhermalite bagoff the chair beside your bed and turn onthe latent heat in one minute withoutexertion. The druggist who stocks the Thermalitebag will do well to feature this, for hewill reap a harvest. It is but one littlefeature of its great usefulness. Its bestpoint is the steady, dry quality of theheat it imparts for so many hours. It isuseful to the healthy and invalua

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