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The Canadian Druggist, Vol., 1, No. 2; August, 1889
William J. Dyas
Price cutting was ruining the trade, opium was in the news, and dignity in business was up for debate: welcome to the Canadian drugstore of August 1889. This early issue of the Canadian Druggist mixes editorials, pharmacists' aids, and period advertisements from suppliers like the Lyman Brothers. Trade journalism with its sleeves rolled up. A time machine that smells faintly of camphor.
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27 chapters
- 1FIRST RESULTS.
- 2INSURANCE OF DRUG STOCKS.
- 3PHARMACISTS’ AIDS.
- 4CUTTING PRICES.
- 5OPIUM.
- 6ADVANTAGES OF TRADE JOURNALS.
- 7DIGNITY IN BUSINESS.
- 8Smith McGlashan Co,
- 9J. Palmer Son
- 10LYMAN BROS.
- 11PHARMACY MEETING.
- 12SHOP-WINDOW CURES.
- 13CANADIAN TARIFF CHANGES.
- 14A HANDSOME DRUG STORE.
- 15ON TIME.
- 16NECESSITY FOR DISCRETION.
- 17PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE.
- 18RUNNING THE DRUG BUSINESS INTO THE GROUND.
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