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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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se thought theyoung man had been riding himself and spoke from ex-perience. That afternoon Fred Odena and Mr. Casewere down town together and decided to come b.ack ina car. Thev boarded a trolley car and the conductor de-manded fare. Mr. Odena went down into his pockets forthe needful ten cents, when Mr. Case exclaimed, withthat pretty English accent which is so well known to hisfriends: ,_. Hold on! We dont have to pay car fare. We areguests of the Jefferson. Odena looked incredulous and the conductor looked non-plussed. „ , ., ,,T i. I dont know anything about that, he said. I wantyour fare. ■ , , ^u Mr. Cases wrath was stirred. He had been under theimpression for some hours that he was entitled to a freeride and he began to argue the question. Trouble wasaverted bv Mr.Odenas paying the fare and the joke hasbeen on jlr. Case ever since. It has cost hmi consider-able, but he laughs as heartily as anybody else when thestory is told. 554 THE PHARMACErTirAL EIl.V. (October 14, 1897.
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FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PROPRIETARY ASSOCIATION. RICHMOND, VA. OCTOBER Ilth TO 15th, J 897. FIRST SESSION, MONDAY, OCTOBER II, II. A. M. It was a trifle after 11 oclock when the first sessionof the Proprietary Association was called to order in theconvention hall of the Jefferson Hotel in Richmond, Va.The president, Thomas Doliber, of the Doliber-GoodaleCompaBv, Boston, Mass.. was in the chair, and JosephI.eeming, New York, secretary, discharged the onerousduties of that office. There was every evidence that thesessions of the association were to be filled with enter-taining detail, as there was an unusually large numberof members taking part in the initial transactions. President Doliber congratulated the association heart-ily for the splendid attendance. It augured well, he said,for an interesting series of sessions and he was confidentthat the business that would be transacted would trans-cend in importance that of any previous meeting. Heknew the meeting would be pleased t

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