Dr. Hartshorn's No.18
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Identifier: 12.1.27.1
Advertisement for Dr. Hartshorn's No.18 depicting a side view of an adorable girl in a blue dress, white pinafore, and a white bonnet. She is holding a doll cradled in her left arm and a small basket with both hands. The reverse of the card states that "millions of bottles have been sold in forty years". It is used for neuralgia, rheumatism, stings, poisons, burns, sore throat, diphtheria, and toothache. E. Hartshorn & Sons, 71 Blackstone St., Boston. more...
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Advertisement for Dr. Hartshorn's No.18 depicting a side view of an adorable girl in a blue dress, white pinafore, and a white bonnet. She is holding a doll cradled in her left arm and a small basket with both hands. The reverse of the card states that "millions of bottles have been sold in forty years". It is used for neuralgia, rheumatism, stings, poisons, burns, sore throat, diphtheria, and toothache. E. Hartshorn & Sons, 71 Blackstone St., Boston.
Contributor(s)
E. Hartshorn & Sons (Boston, Mass.)
Date
1870 - 1890
Call Number
12.1.27.1
Additional Resources
Collection(s)
Laupus Health Sciences History Collections
- Patent Medicine Trade Cards
Health and Medicine
Manufacturing and Business

Subject(s)
Sprains and Strains--drug therapy
Neuralgia--drug therapy
Rheumatic Diseases--drug therapy
Burns--drug therapy
Pharyngitis--drug therapy
Diphtheria--drug therapy
Toothache--drug therapy
Nonprescription Drugs--History
Advertising as Topic
Patent medicines
Children in advertising
Location (spatial)
United States--Massachusetts--Boston (Ma.)
Location (physical)
Laupus History - Manuscripts
Type
still image
Medium
trade cards (advertising)
Physical Description
Persistent URL
http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/20761

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