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The American Journal of Pharmacy, March, 1907
Various and Henry Kraemer
The Food and Drugs Act was barely a year old, and pharmacists were arguing about what it meant for them. This March 1907 issue debates the new law, college courses, board examinations, and the pharmacist's duty toward proprietary preparations. One month of a profession mid-reform, preserved exactly as it happened. Read it like a newspaper from the counter of a 1907 drugstore.
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68 chapters
- 1THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACY MARCH, 1907.
- 2STANDARDS IN PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION.[1]
- 3PRELIMINARY REQUIREMENTS.
- 4COLLEGE COURSES.
- 5EXAMINATIONS BY BOARDS OF PHARMACY.
- 6THE DUTY OF PHARMACISTS.
- 7THE FOOD AND DRUGS ACT IN ITS RELATION TO PUBLIC HEALTH.
- 8PROPRIETARY PREPARATIONS APPROVED BY COUNCIL ON PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
- 9ARISTOCHIN.
- 10ARISTOL.
- 11ASPIRIN.
- 12BENZOSOL.
- 13BETA-EUCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE.
- 14BETA-NAPHTHOL BENZOATE.
- 15BETOL.
- 16BISMAL.
- 17BOROCHLORETONE.
- 18BROMETONE.
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