PART III: CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE JOURNAL: PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS

Iodin in Liquid Petrolatum 367

American-Made Synthetic Drugs--II 369

Nostrums in Retrospect 379

Bell-Ans (Pa-Pay-Ans Bell) 380

Anasarcin and Anedemin 383

Pepto-Mangan 387

Cactina Pillets 391

Ammonol and Phenalgin 393

Fellows’ Syrup, and Other Preparations of the Hypophosphites 395

Shotgun Nostrums 398

Tyree’s Antiseptic and Aseptinol 401

Neurosine and the Original Package Evil 404

Anasarcin Advertising 407

Antimeristem-Schmidt 408

Antiphlogistine 409

“Auto-Hemic Serum” 409

“Autolysin” Advertising 413

“Basic Cancer Research” and “Cosmopolitan Cancer Research Society” 414

Seleni-Bascca 416

Bell-Ans (Papayans, Bell) 418

Campho-Phenique 418

“Cinchophen”: Formerly “Atophan” 419

“Collosols”: An Uncritical English Endorsement 420

Cotton Process Ether 421

Dionol 422

The Eli Products of Eli H. Dunn 424

Glover’s Cancer Serum 425

Glyco-Thymoline and Poliomyelitis 427

Glykeron: Cold Storage Testimonials 428

Gray’s Glycerine Tonic: “Whose Bread I Eat His Song I Sing” 429

Hagee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil 429

Hypno-Bromic Compound 430

Intravenous Compound (Loffler) 430

Intravenous Specialties 435

Iodex 436

The William F. Koch Cancer Remedy 437

The Lucas Laboratories’ Products 440

“Phylacogens” 441

Pineoleum Advertising Methods 442

“Proteal Therapy” and Henry Smith Williams 443

Proteogens 445

Pulvane 450

Sal Hepatica 451

Salicon 453

So-Called Secretin Preparations 454

Succus Cineraria Maritima 455

Tekarkin 458

Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder Again 462

Wheeler’s Tissue Phosphates 463

Briefer Paragraphs 465