1.23
Bitter Almond Oil
Medicine Collection #1Object Description
Cobalt blue bottle with worn in label and 1/3 filled with liquid and capped with a cork
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1.24
Bitter Almond Oil
Medicine Collection #1Object Description
Cobalt blue bottle with worn in label and 1/3 filled with liquid and capped with a cork
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1.40
Uva Ursi Leaves
Medicine Collection #1Object Description
Box, full with leaves Box says- Caution: For manufacturing, processing or repacking
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1.87
Pennyroyal oil
Medicine Collection #1Object Description
Bottle half full
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1.206
Valerian
Medicine Collection #1Object Description
glass jar with cap and label
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1.232
Oil of Birch Tar
Medicine Collection #1Object Description
Brown and white label indicating oil of birch and slightly faded1
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1.325
Condurango
Medicine Collection #1Object Description
Old glass brown bottle with a cork on top
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1.328
Sanguinaria NF
Medicine Collection #1Object Description
In small doses it was used as a tonic, increasing secretion. In large doses a nauseant, reducing pulse, and acting as an expectorant if medical dose is exceeded. It sometimes produces emesis, oftener burning in the stomach, vertigo, impaired vision, alarming prostration etc. chiefly employed as a stimulant expectorant in bronchitis, croup, and asthma.
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1.329
Fluid extract stillingia
Medicine Collection #1Object Description
in large doses emetic and cathartic, in some instances leaving a disagreeable sensation in the stomach and alimentary canal, with more or less general prostration; in small doses a powerful alternative, and used as a remedy for scrofulous and syiphillitic affections
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1.330
Strophanthus, usp
Medicine Collection #1Object Description
Properties: powerful poison. In medicinal doses, cardiac stimulant and tonic Antidotes: emetics followed by stimulant internally and externally. Tannic acid or strong tea followed by evacuation of stomach. Tincture aconite, alcoholic stimulant, aromatic spirit ammonia, etc. recumbent position until symptoms have subsided. Average dose 8 minums
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