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The Dixie Druggist, May, 1913
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Coal tar derivatives were the hot new drugs of 1913, and this Southern trade monthly told druggists how to handle them responsibly. Between editorials on the commercial side and the future of pharmacy, the Dixie Druggist packs in shop news, jokes, and word of the United Drug Company. Small-town American pharmacy, bottled at the source. One issue, one vanished world.
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45 chapters
- 1The Dixie Druggist
- 2“Is There a Crisis in the Drug Business”
- 3THE COMMERCIAL SIDE.
- 4Around the Drug Stores
- 5The Druggist’s Duty Concerning Coal Tar Derivatives
- 6PAT’S INDIGNATION.
- 7The Future of Pharmacy in Relation to the Modern Development of Medicine
- 8UNITED DRUG COMPANY CONTROLS GUTH PRODUCTS.
- 9New Stores and Their Owners
- 10The Dixie Druggist
- 11A THOUGHT FOR MAY.
- 12WINDOW DISPLAYS.
- 13BALTIMORE DRUG EXCHANGE
- 14DEMAND FOR GOOD PHARMACISTS.
- 15ALABAMA BOARD OF PHARMACY.
- 16LOUISIANA EXAMINATIONS.
- 17SEND US.
- 18FLORIDA BOARD OF PHARMACY.
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