Chapter XLIX: Section 6: , Chapter II, of the Principles.--(Editorial from The Journal (1)

A. M. A., Sept. 27, 1919._)

“Sterling Violet Ray Generator”

_To the Editor_:--I am curious to learn the value of the violet
ray in the treatment of disease. The violet ray seems to be much
in evidence in Canada at the present time in various towns. It is
well advertised, not in the same way as a “patent medicine” would
be, but as a genuine form of treatment. The enclosed booklet gives
a brief outline of what the agents for the “Sterling Violet Ray
Generator” claim it will do. The reason I am troubling you about
the matter is that I feel if there is anything in it as is claimed,
it should be better known. It also seems that if this treatment is
not capable of doing what is claimed for it, it is a rather serious
thing for a person who may defer calling a physician.

J. A. G.

ANSWER.--The “Sterling Violet Ray Generator” is a small high frequency apparatus with some vacuum and possibly other electrodes. There is a violet color in these vacuum electrodes when they are energized. The apparatus is not one for producing violet or ultraviolet rays in the scientific meaning of those words. The apparatus certainly will not do the things claimed for it in the booklet which includes the treatment of practically every ailment known to mankind.--(_Correspondence in The Journal A. M. A., April 14, 1917._)

Strontium Salicylate Not Superior to Sodium Salicylate

Sodium salicylate is a valuable drug. It is official and cheap; it is the compound generally relied on when salicylate effects are desired. And there is no mystery about it. With the other salicylates, mystery begins. For this reason, such studies as that of Blankenhorn on strontium salicylate are of special value. Blankenhorn shows that strontium salicylate possesses no advantages over sodium salicylate, as regards either therapeutic efficacy or freedom from undesirable by-effects. He calls attention to the fact that “the salicyl content of strontium salicylate is about four-fifths that of sodium salicylate based on the amount of available anion.” The question naturally arise whether this smaller salicylate content may not contribute to the notion that strontium salicylate is less likely to cause salicylism. The impression as to the greater freedom of this salt from undesirable by-effects may have arisen in part also from the fact that the more expensive preparations are more likely to be given in small doses than is the cheaper sodium salicylate. As Blankenhorn suggests, when once such a tradition gains currency, it will be “lugged along” from one textbook to another, with little or no attempt at critical examination.--(_Editorial from The Journal A. M. A., Jan. 29, 1916._)

Vaccine As a Prophylactic in Influenza

_To the Editor_:--I am chief surgeon for a large steel industry in
Canton, and desire to do all in my power to prevent the threatened
recurrence of influenza. What is the status of the various vaccines
as a preventive or prophylactic measure? Would you advise their use
as a preventive measure, to immunize the workers in the industries?

M.D., Canton, Ohio.

ANSWER.--The status of vaccine therapy as a prophylactic for influenza may be ascertained from the two articles appearing in The Journal, Aug. 9, 1919: that of E. C. Rosenow and B. F. Sturdivant entitled “Studies in Influenza and Pneumonia: Further Results of Prophylactic Inoculations,” and that of G. W. McCoy, director, Hygienic Laboratory, U. S. Public Health Service, on “Status of Prophylactic Vaccination Against Influenza.” In brief, the conclusion of Rosenow and Sturdivant is: “It appears from all of the facts at hand that by the use of a properly prepared vaccine it is possible to rob influenza of some of its terrors.” On the other hand, McCoy states: “The general impression gained from uncontrolled use of vaccines is that they are of value in the prevention of influenza; but, in every case in which vaccines have been tried under perfectly controlled conditions, they have failed to influence in a definite manner either the morbidity or the mortality.” To make a conservative statement: The use of vaccine as a prophylactic in influenza is an experiment.--(_Query in The Journal A. M. A., Sept. 27, 1919._)

Vaccines for “Colds”

_To the Editor_:--Has there been work done of sufficient extent to
be of value in justifying use of mixed “shotgun” vaccines to abort
or immunize “common colds,” that is, rhinitis, pharyngitis, acute
bronchitis, coryza, etc.?

Charles E. Bennett, M.D., Aneta, N. D.

ANSWER.--We know of no investigation which demonstrates that the use of the commercial mixed vaccines are of value in the prevention or treatment of “common colds” or of similar affections. The Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry accepts for New and Nonofficial Remedies mixed vaccines only on condition that their usefulness has been established by acceptable clinical evidence; so far it has not admitted any of the “influenza” or “catarrhal” mixed vaccines.--(_Correspondence in The Journal A. M. A., Nov. 10, 1917._)

To the Editor:--Please advise me of the latest and best vaccine for
common colds.

L. J. Smith, M.D., Wilson, N. C.

Health Officer, City and County Health Department.

ANSWER.--There is no scientific evidence that common colds can be prevented by the use of vaccines, despite the glowing recommendations of vaccine makers and the patter of the detail man. Colds characterized by catarrhal inflammation of the mucous membranes of the nose and throat are caused by various organisms, including a number of the commoner cocci and the bacillus of Pfeiffer. They are contagious, and spread rapidly from one person to another by the transfer of the bacteria concerned, so that small epidemics of colds are continually occurring in homes and communities. The organism concerned in one small epidemic may be different from that in another, and it is impossible to anticipate what organism is about to invade the household or community. The inoculation of mixed vaccines in the hope of providing against a number of possible invaders fails to produce immunity sufficient to prevent the infection of mucous membranes. Where completely controlled experiments have been made with large numbers of persons, colds have occurred among the inoculated in as large proportion as among the uninoculated. During the war, some evidence was obtained which indicated that preventive inoculation of troops with a vaccine containing large numbers of pneumococci reduced the incidence and mortality of pneumonia. In the case of superficial infection of the nasal and pharyngeal mucous membranes with diverse etiology, less can be expected, and practical results indicate that this skepticism based on theoretical considerations is well founded.--(_Query in The Journal A. M. A., Nov. 13, 1920._)

INDEX AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Abbott Laboratories--
B. Coli-Combined-Bacterin, 185
Barbital, 371
Calcidin Tablets, 465
M. Catarrhalis-Combined-Bacterin, 184
Neuro-Lecithin, 53
Pertussis-Combined-Bacterin, 185
Procain-Abbott, 356
Streptococcus-Rheumaticus-Combined-Bacterin, 185, 186
Streptococcus-Viridans-Combined-Bacterin, 185, 186
Triple Arsenates with Nuclein, 256

Abrams, Albert, 472

Abrams, Albert, defense of, by Upton Sinclair, 477

Acetanilid and Sodium Bromid Tablets, 566

Acetanilid Compound, Mulford, 206

Acet-Phenetidin Compound, P.-M. Co., Tablets (Pitman-Moore Co.),
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 73.

Acetylsalicylic Acid: See also Aspirin.

Acetylsalicylic Acid, American-made, examination of, 344

Acetylsalicylic Acid (Aspirin) Monsanto, 347

Acetylsalicylic Acid, M. C. W, 347

Acetylsalicylic Acid, Millikin, 347

Acetylsalicylic Acid, not Aspirin, 480

Acetylsalicylic Acid, P. W. R, 347

Acetylsalicylic Acid, Squibb, 347

Acetylsalicylic Acid--“What’s in a Name.”, 482

Adreno-Spermin Comp., Caps, 219

Advertising by means of “original” articles in medical journals, 560

Advertising principles--lay and medical, 483

Agar-lac (E. Fougera & Co., Inc.), The Journal, Nov. 14, 1914,
p. 1777; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 124;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 10.

Agmel (Maguey Products Co.), The Journal, Oct. 12, 1912, p. 1392.

Akoz, lead in, 328

Akoz Medicinal Mineral Water, 328

Akoz Ointment, 328

Akoz Powder, 328

Akoz Suppositories, 328

Albolene, Liquid, 106

Albolene, Liquid (McKesson & Robbins), The Journal, July 26, 1913,
p. 296; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 65.

Alborum (The Whitehouse Chemical Co., Inc.), The Journal, Dec. 12,
1914, p. 2148; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 129.

Alcohol, Hygiene and Legislation, 495

Alcresta Dental Lotion-Lilly (Eli Lilly & Co.), The Journal,
Oct. 29, 1921, p. 1441.

Alcresta Ipecac, 153

Alcresta Ipecac (Eli Lilly & Co.), The Journal, Oct. 20, 1917,
p. 1373; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 62.

Alcresta Lotion, 465

Aletrin, The Journal, Nov. 13, 1909, p. 1655; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1909, p. 135.

Aletris Compound, Elixir (Parke, Davis & Co.; Ray Chemical Co.);
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 46.

Aletris Cordial (Rio Chemical Co.), The Journal, Oct. 17, 1914,
p. 1411; Feb. 13, 1915, p. 606; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1914, p. 99; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 43.

Alexander, H. M., Company--
Dixon’s Tubercle Bacilli Extract and Dixon’s Suspension of Dead
Tubercle Bacilli, 158

Alfatone, 28

Alfatone (Norwich Pharmacal Company), The Journal, Aug. 7, 1915,
p. 548; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 62.

Alkaline Digestine (Parke, Davis & Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1912, p. 44.

Alkalithia, 242

Alkalithia (Keasbey and Mattison Company), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1919, p. 65.

Alkalol (Alkalol Co.), The Journal, Nov. 6, 1915, p. 1665; Reports
Chem. Lab., 1915, p. 110.

Alleotone (B. F. Copeland), The Journal, Feb. 1, 1908, p. 379;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 264.

Allied Medical Associations of America, 486

Alphozone, 99

Alphozone (Frederick Stearns & Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1916, p. 50.

Ambrine, analysis of, 332

“Ambrine” and Paraffin Films, 330

Ambrine, The Journal, April 7, 1917, p. 1057; May 19, 1917, p. 1497;
Reports Chem. Lab., 1917, p. 20.

American Animal Therapy Co, 528

American Elixir of Bitter Wine, Triner’s, 139

American-made synthetic drugs, 344, 369

American Medical Association Chemical Laboratory, foreword, 322

American Medical Association Chemical Laboratory, work of, 322

American Medical Association Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry, delays
in passing on products, 20

American Medical Association Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry,
foreword, 1

American Medical Association Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry offers
services similar to Dun and Bradstreet, 570

American Medical Association Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry,
official rules of, 3

American Medical Association Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry,
present and future, 12

American Medical Association Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry
endorsed by The Journal of the Missouri State Medical
Association, 19

American Organotherapy Company, 527

Ammonium Chloride, Troches of, druggists refuse to supply, 552

Ammonium Hypophosphite, 98

Ammonium Hypophosphite, Gardner’s Syrup of, 100

Ammonium Hypophosphite, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 51.

Ammonol, 393

Ammonol (Ammonol Chemical Co.), The Journal, June 3, 1905, p. 1791;
Feb. 2, 1918, p. 337; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1905, 1908,
p. 7; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 9.

Amolin Deodorant Powder (Amolin Chemical Co.), The Journal, Feb. 22,
1908, p. 626; Reports Chem. Lab., 1909, p. 63.

Anadol (Wheeler Chemical Works), The Journal, May 21, 1910, p. 1704;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 245.

Analutos and Analutos Tablets (Royal Pharmaceutical Works, Meppel,
Holland), The Journal, Feb. 20, 1915, p. 684; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1915, p. 135; Reports Chem. Lab., 1915, p. 131.

Anasarcin, 383

Anasarcin advertising, 407

Anasarcin (Anasarcin Chemical Co.), The Journal, May 4, 1907, p. 1535;
Dec. 8, 1917, p. 1992; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1905-8,
p. 54; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 11.

Anderson System for Treatment of Alcoholism (The Anderson
Laboratories), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 51.

Anedemin, 383

Anedemin (Anedemin Chemical Co.), The Journal, May 4, 1907, p. 1535;
Dec. 8, 1917, p. 1992; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1905-8,
p. 54; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 11.

Anesthesin, 276

Angier’s Emulsion (Angier Chemical Co.), The Journal, Sept. 12, 1914,
p. 962; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 48; Reports Chem.
Lab., 1914, p. 55; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 169.

Anglo-French Drug Co., Ltd.--
Collosol Cocaine, 221
Collosol preparations, 223
Cuprase, 222
Sukro-Serum, 273
Supsalvs, 274

Anistamina (M. Olivetti), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915,
p. 162.

Antero-Pituitary Comp., Caps, 219

Antidiabeticum, Bauer (Sanin-Gesellschaft), The Journal, July 30,
1910, p. 418; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 267.

Antidysenteric Serum (Farbwerke-Hoechst Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1917, p. 146.

Antikamnia (Antikamnia Chemical Co.), The Journal, June 3, 1905,
p. 1791; Feb. 8, 1908, p. 467; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1905-8, p. 7; Reports Chem. Lab., to 1909, p. 60; Propaganda,
ed. 9, pp. 9, 268, 307.

Antikamnia and Quinin (Antikamnia Chemical Co.), The Journal, July 1,
1905, p. 55.

Anti-Malta Fever Serum (H. K. Mulford Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1917, p. 136.

Antimeristem-Schmidt, 408

Antimeristem-Schmidt (Laboratorium W. Schmidt), The Journal, March 8,
1913, p. 766; Dec. 6, 1919, p. 1787.

Antiphlogistine, 409

Antiphlogistine (Denver Chemical Mfg. Co.), The Journal, June 1, 1907,
p. 1875; Feb. 23, 1918, p. 557.

Anti-Pneumococcic Oil (Eimer and Amend), The Journal, Jan. 3, 1920,
p. 46; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919, p. 52.

“Anti-Pneumococcic Oil” and the use of camphor in pneumonia, 257

Antipneumococcus Serum (Farbwerke-Hoechst Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1917, p. 146.

Antiseptic Powder, Maignen (Maignen Institute), The Journal, Nov. 14,
1914, p. 1778; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 57;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 19.

Antiseptic Powder, Tyree’s, 462

Antiseptic Powder, Tyree’s (J. S. Tyree), The Journal, Oct. 20, 1906,
p. 1316; Aug. 24, 1912, p. 666; March 30, 1918, p. 949; Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1905-8, p. 22; Propaganda, ed. 9, pp. 21,
404; May 17, 1919, p. 1482.

Antiseptic Tablets Clover (Sharp & Dohme), The Journal, Aug. 26,
1911, p. 755.

Antiseptic, Tyree’s, 401

Antistaphylococcus Serum (Burroughs Wellcome & Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 137.

Antistreptococcus Serum, Aronson’s (Schering & Glatz, Inc.), Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 146.

Antistreptococcus Serum “Hoechst” (Farbwerke-Hoechst Co.), Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 146.

Anti-Syphilitic Compound (Sweeny), 268, 330

Anti-Syphilitic Compound Sweeny (National Laboratories of Pittsburgh),
The Journal, April 3, 1920, p. 965; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1920, p. 12.

Antithermoline (G. W. Carnrick Co.), The Journal, Nov. 1, 1913,
p. 1649.

Antithyroid Preparations (Antithyroidin-Moebius and
Thyreoidectin), 202

Antithyroid Preparations, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 50.

Antithyroidin-Moebius (Merck & Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1918, p. 50.

Antithyroidin-Moebius and Thyreoidectin, Antithyroid Preparations, 202

Anti-Tuberculous Lymph Compound (Sweeny), 266

Anti-Tuberculous Lymph Compound, Sweeny (National Laboratories of
Pittsburgh), The Journal, April 3, 1920, p. 965; Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1920, p. 12.

Anti-Vomit Tablets, 566

Anusol Suppositories, 182

Anusol Suppositories (Schering & Glatz, Inc.), The Journal, Oct. 2,
1909, p. 1112; Oct. 11, 1913, p. 1392; Jan. 31, 1914, p. 395;
March 9, 1918, p. 719; Reports Chem. Lab., 1909, p. 32; Propaganda,
ed. 9, pp. 227, 280, 281.

Apergols (H. K. Wampole Co., Inc.), The Journal, Dec. 12, 1914,
p. 2149; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 64; Propaganda,
ed. 9, p. 26.

Aphlegmatol, 273

Aphlegmatol (G. Giambalvo & Co.), The Journal, Aug. 21, 1920, p. 556;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1920, p. 23.

Apothesine, 260

Aquazone (Oxygen Water), 290

Aquazone (Oxygen Water) (Aquazone Laboratories, Inc.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1920, p. 50.

Arbor Vitae, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 38.

Arhovin, 243

Arhovin (Schering & Glatz, Inc.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1919, p. 66.

Armervenol, 249

Armervenol (Hille Laboratories), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1919, p. 82.

Armour and Company--
Duodenin, 76
Lecithol, 53
Pineal Gland Preparations, 213
Red Bone-Marrow Preparations, 213
Thymus Gland Preparations, 214

“Arrhenal”, 492

Arrhenal (E. Fougera & Co.) The Journal, Feb. 26, 1921, p. 595.

Arsenates, Triple, with Nuclein, 256

Arsenic and Mercury, Solution of, 231

Arsenic and Mercury, Solution of (New York Intravenous Laboratory),
The Journal, Aug. 2, 1919, p. 353; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1919, p. 26.

Arsenic, Iron and Phosphorus Compound, Hypodermic Solution No. 13, 275

“Arsenicals”, 491

Arsenicals, pharmacology of, 492

Arseno-Meth. Hyd.: See Arsenic and Mercury, Solution of.

“Arsenoven, S. S.”, 231

Arsenoven, S. S. (S. S. Products Co.), The Journal, Aug. 2, 1919,
p. 353; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919, p. 26.

Arsphenamin, 491, 494

Aseptikons (Chinosol Co.), The Journal, Nov. 14, 1914, p. 1778;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 124; Propaganda,
ed. 9, p. 26.

Aseptinol, 401

Aseptinol (Aseptinol Mfg. Co.), The Journal, March 30, 1918,
p. 949.

Aspirin: See also Acetylsalicylic Acid.

Aspirin, 116, 544

Aspirin (The Bayer Co., Inc.), The Journal, Jan. 20, 1917; April 13,
1918, p. 1097; June 12, 1920, p. 1664; May 14, 1921, p. 1356;
June 11, 1921, p. 1697; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 43.

Aspirin--a common name, 484

Aspirin, Acetylsalicylic Acid not Aspirin, 480

Aspirin advertisements, 483

Aspirin Bayer, 116, 347, 480

“Aspirin Bayer” and the Sterling Products Company, 485

Aspirin, Lehn and Fink, 347

Aspirin Tablets, 566

Aspiro-Lithine (McKesson & Robbins), The Journal, May 28, 1910,
p. 1803; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 281.

Atlanta Journal-Record of Medicine and Gray’s Glycerine Tonic, 429

Atophan, 313, 373, 419

Atophan (Phenylcinchoninic Acid, U.S.P.), Cinchophen, 373

“Auto-Hemic Serum”, 409

Auto-Hemic Serum (L. D. Rogers), The Journal, Feb. 14, 1920, p. 477.

Autolysin (Autolysin Laboratory), The Journal, July 24, 1915, p. 336;
Nov. 6, 1915, pp. 1647, 1662.

“Autolysin” advertising, 413

B. Coli-Combined-Bacterin, 185

B. Coli-Combined-Bacterin (The Abbott Laboratories), The Journal,
June 22, 1918, p. 1967; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 11.

B. Iodine, 198

B. Iodine (B. Iodine Chemical Co.), The Journal, Feb. 1, 1919, p. 365;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 44.

B. Iodine Product, 199

B. Oleum Iodine, 198

B. Oleum Iodine (B. Iodine Chemical Co.), The Journal, Feb. 1, 1919,
p. 365; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 44.

Baby Taeniafuge-Grape (Grape Capsule Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1915, p. 174.

Bacilli Emulsion, Bovine (Farbwerke-Hoechst Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 146.

Bacilli Emulsion, Koch’s (Farbwerke-Hoechst Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 146.

Bacillicide (Prophytol Products Co.), The Journal, Nov. 14, 1914,
p. 1778; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 125.

Bacillus Acidophilus Cultures, The Journal, Dec. 20, 1919, p. 1895;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919, p. 51.

Bacillus Vaccine, Friedländer. See Friedländer Bacillus Vaccine.

Bacterial Vaccine, Special, Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 11, 15 and 16, 254

Bakurol (Sharp & Dohme), The Journal, July 10, 1915, p. 175.

Baldwin, Z. L., and the Allied Medical Associations of America, 490

Balsamea Co.--Syrup Leptinol (formerly Syrup Balsamea), 268

Baneberry, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 38.

Baptisin, The Journal, Nov. 13, 1909, p. 1655; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1909, p. 135.

Barbital (Abbott), 371

Barbital (Antoine Chiris), 371

Barbital (Halter), 371

Barbital (Rector Chemical Company), 371

Barbital (Veronal), 370

Barbital Sodium (Medinal or Veronal-Sodium), 371

“Basic Cancer Research”, 414

Baume Analgesique, Bengué (Thos. Leeming & Co.), The Journal, Dec. 14,
1912, p. 2173; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 267.

Bayer Company, Inc.--
Aspirin, 116, 347, 480
Helmitol, 295
Lycetol, 214
Piperazine, 214

Bee, Honey, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 38.

Beef Extract (Swift & Co.), The Journal, Jan. 23, 1909, p. 311;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 471.

Beef Extract, Coin Special (G. H. Hammond & Co.), The Journal,
Jan. 23, 1909, p. 311; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 472.

Beef Extract, Concentrated Fluid (Armour & Co.), The Journal,
Jan. 23, 1909, p. 311; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 471.

Beef Extract, Fluid (Cibilis Co.), The Journal, Jan. 23, 1909, p. 311;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 472.

Beef Extract, Fluid, “Rex” (Cudahy Packing Co.), The Journal, Jan. 23,
1909, p. 311; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 471.

Beef, Extract of, Premier (Libby, McNeil & Libby), The Journal,
Jan. 23, 1909, p. 311; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 471.

Beef Juice, Wyeth’s (John Wyeth & Bro.), The Journal, Nov. 20, 1909,
p. 1754; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1909, p. 137; Propaganda,
ed. 9, p. 123.

Beer and cancer cures, 494

Bell & Co., Inc.--Bell-Ans (Pa-Pay-Ans Bell), 380, 418

Bell-Ans (Bell & Co.), The Journal, Aug. 24, 1909, p. 569; May 9,
1914, p. 1492; Nov. 24, 1917, p. 1815; Feb. 23, 1918, p. 557;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1909, p. 108; Propaganda, ed. 9,
pp. 151, 282.

Bell-Ans (Pa-Pay-Ans Bell), 380, 418

Benetol (Northern Chemical Assn.), The Journal, April 15, 1911,
p. 1128; Reports Chem. Lab., 1911, p. 82.

Betul-ol (E. Fougera & Co., Inc.), The Journal, Dec. 12, 1914,
p. 2148; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 62; Reports Chem.
Lab., 1914, p. 74; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 27.

Beveridge, James Wallace--Secretin-Beveridge, 170

Bile Salt and Holadin Mixtures, 207

Bile Salts, Holadin and Phenolphthalein, Capsules of, 208

Bile Salts, Succinate of Soda and Holadin, Capsules of, 208

Bile Salts, Succinate of Soda and Phenolphthalein, Capsules of, 208

Bile Salts, Succinate of Soda and Phenolphthalein, Capsules of,
Fairchild (Fairchild Bros. & Foster), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1918, p. 59.

Biniodol, 121

Biniodol (Charles C. Yarbrough), The Journal, Feb. 24, 1917, p. 650;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 10; Reports Chem. Lab.,
1916, p. 108.

Biologic therapeutics and its commercial domination, 496

Biosol (Vito Chemical Laboratories), The Journal, March 8, 1913,
p. 767; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 284.

Bischoff, C., & Co.--Hydragogin, 41

Bischoff, Ernst, Company, Inc.--
Digitalysatum, 63
Hydropsin, 61
Styptysate, 318

Bismon (Kalle Color and Chemical Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1921, p. 12.

Bismuth and Calomel Comp. Tablets, 566

Bismuth and Iron Citrate Soluble (Wellcome Brand) (Burroughs Wellcome
& Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1920, p. 51.

Bismuth and Lithium Citrate Soluble (Wellcome Brand) (Burroughs
Wellcome & Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1920, p. 51.

Bismuth Iodo-Resorcin Sulphonate, The Journal, Feb. 11, 1911, p. 441;
Reports Chem. Lab., 1911, p. 14.

Bismuth, Opium and Phenol Tablets, The Journal, July 25, 1908, p. 330;
Dec. 17, 1910, p. 2169; May 6, 1911, p. 1344; Reports Chem. Lab., to
1909, p. 28; 1910, p. 85; 1911, p. 22.

Bismuth, Opium and Phenol Tablets (Hance Bros. & White; Wm. S. Merrell
Chemical Co.; Sharp & Dohme; F. Stearns & Co.; Truax, Greene & Co.;
H. K. Wampole & Co., Inc.; Wm. R. Warner & Co.), The Journal,
July 25, 1908, p. 330; Dec. 17, 1910, p. 2169; May 6, 1911, p. 1344;
Reports Chem. Lab., to 1909, p. 28; 1910, p. 85; 1911, p. 22.

Bismuth, Resorcinol Compound, Capsules, 157

Bismuth Resorcinol Compound, Capsules (Gross Drug Co., Inc.), Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 139.

Bismuth Tribromphenate-Merck, 216, 349

Bismuth Tribromphenate, standardization of, 348

Bismuth Tribromphenolate, report to Council of National Defense, 352

Bi-Taride Tablets (Germicidal Products Corporation), The Journal,
Sept. 16, 1916, p. 895; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 21.

Bitter Bark, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 39.

Bitter Wine, Triner’s American Elixir of, 139

Bladder Wrack, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 39.

Blandine Laxative, Mulford (H. K. Mulford Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1914, p. 136.

Blaud, Arsenic and Strychnine Capsules, Frosst’s, 56

Blaud, Arsenic and Strychnine Capsules, Frosst’s (C. E. Frosst & Co.),
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 164.

Blaud Capsules, Frosst’s, 56

Blaud Capsules, Frosst’s (C. E. Frosst & Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1915, p. 164.

Blaud’s Pills, The Journal, April 17, 1915, p. 1344; Reports Chem.
Lab., 1915, p. 7.

Blood Tonic, Alterative (Parke, Davis & Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1912, p. 47.

Blue Cohosh, The Journal, Sept. 11, 1915, p. 972.

Borcherdt’s Malt Olive with Hypophosphites, 84

Borolyptol (Palisade Mfg. Co.), The Journal, Nov. 15, 1913, p. 1812.

Borotetramine (Takamine Laboratories), The Journal, Feb. 19, 1921,
p. 538; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1921, p. 13.

Bovinine (The Bovinine Co.), The Journal, Nov. 20, 1909, p. 1754;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1909, p. 137; 1914, p. 105;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 123.

Breitenbach, M. J., Company--Pepto-Mangan, 387

Bristol-Myers Company--
Sal Hepatica, 451
Ziratol, 148

Brobor: See Episan.

Broeman, C. J.--Final report on Proteogens, 450

Bromide and Acetanilid Compound-Mulford, Granular Effervescent
(H. K. Mulford Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 58.

Bromide, Granular Effervescent and Acetanilid Compound-Mulford, 206

Bromides, Peacock’s, 400

Bromides, Peacock’s (Peacock Chemical Co.), The Journal, April 3,
1915, p. 1177; March 2, 1918, p. 643; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1915, p. 24; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 28.

Bromides with Cypripedium Compound (Truax, Greene & Co.), Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 43.

Bromidia, 399

Bromidia (Battle & Co.), The Journal, May 16, 1914, p. 1573; March 2,
1918, p. 642; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 15;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 31.

Bromin-Iodin Compound, 97

Bromin-Iodin Compound (Bromin-Iodin Chemical Co.), The Journal,
June 4, 1910, p. 1884; Dec. 23, 1916, p. 1956; Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 40; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 285.

Brom-I-Phos, 136

Brom-I-Phos (The National Drug Co.), The Journal, June 30, 1917,
p. 2001; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 32; Reports Chem.
Lab., 1917, p. 43.

Bromo-Mangan (Reinschild Chemical Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1915, p. 165.

Broom Corn, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 39.

Bruschettini Curative Vaccine: See Curative Vaccine, Bruschettini.

Buchu and Hyoscyamus Compound, Tyree’s Elixir of, 57

Buchu and Hyoscyamus Compound, Elixir of, Tyree’s (J. S. Tyree),
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 167.

Buchu and Pareira Compound, Elixir (Parke, Davis & Co.), Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 46.

Buchu, Juniper and Acetate Potassium, Elixir (Pitman-Moore Co.),
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 167.

Budwell’s Emulsion of Cod-Liver Oil, Nos. 1 and 2, 22

Burdick-Abel Laboratory--Hypodermic Solution No. 13, Iron, Arsenic
and Phosphorus Compound, 276

Burroughs Wellcome and Company--Soamin, 253

Cacodylate, Ferric, 292

Cactin, now Cactoid (The Abbott Laboratories), The Journal, Sept. 21,
1907, p. 1021; March 21, 1908, p. 956; April 4, 1908, p. 1140;
March 12, 1910, p. 888; Aug. 6, 1910, p. 455; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1910, p. 41; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 37.

Cactina (Sultan Drug Co.), The Journal, Sept. 21, 1907, p. 1021;
March 21, 1908, p. 956; April 4, 1908, p. 1140; March 12, 1910,
p. 888; Aug. 6, 1910, p. 455; Jan. 19, 1918, p. 185; Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1910, p. 41; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 37.

Cactina Pillets, 391

Cactus Compound Pills (Heart Tonic), The Journal, April 29, 1916,
p. 1387.

Cactus Grandiflorus, The Journal, Sept. 21, 1907, p. 1021; March 12,
1910, p. 888; Jan. 7, 1911, p. 26; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1910, p. 40; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 36.

Calcidin Abbott (The Abbott Laboratories), The Journal, Sept. 7, 1907,
p. 865; Reports Chem. Lab., to 1909, p. 7.

Calcidin Tablets (Abbott), 465

Calcidin Tablets (The Abbott Laboratories), The Journal, Sept. 25,
1920, p. 892.

Calcium Comp., Elixir Iodo-Bromide of, “Without Mercury” and “With
Mercury”, 52

Calcium Glycerophosphate and Sodium Glycerophosphate, 99

Calcium Glycerophosphate, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 52.

Calcylates Compound, Elixir, The Journal, April 22, 1916, p. 1307.

Calcylates Compound, Pulvoids, 226

Calcylates Compounds, Pulvoids (The Drug Products Co.), The Journal,
June 14, 1919, p. 1784; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919, p. 19.

Calcylates, Pulvoids, 85

Calmine (The Abbott Laboratories), The Journal, Jan. 14, 1911, p. 137;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 286.

Calomel and Bismuth Comp. Tablets, 566

Campetrodin and Campetrodin No. 2, 193

Campetrodin and Campetrodin No. 2 (A. H. Robins Company), The Journal,
Sept. 21, 1918, p. 993; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 27.

Camphenol (Johnson & Johnson), The Journal, Nov. 5, 1910, p. 1662;
Reports Chem. Lab., 1910, p. 112; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 287.

Campho-Phenique, 418

Campho-Phenique (Campho-Phenique Co.), The Journal, April 20, 1907,
p. 1365; Feb. 9, 1918, p. 408; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1905-8, p. 51; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 40.

Campho-Phenique Powder (Campho-Phenique Co.), The Journal, April 20,
1907, p. 1365; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1905-8, p. 51;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 40.

Camphor in pneumonia, 257

Cancer cures and beer, 494

Cancer, Edward Percy Robinson’s “Cure” for (Tekarkin), 458

Cancer Remedy, Koch’s (Wm. F. Koch), The Journal, Feb. 12, 1921,
p. 466; Feb. 19, 1921, p. 537.

Cancer Remedy, William F. Koch’s, 437

Cancer Research, Basic, and Cosmopolitan Cancer Research Society, 414

Cancer Serum, Glover’s, 425

Cancer Serum, Glover’s (T. J. Glover), The Journal, Jan. 1, 1921,
p. 52; Feb. 5, 1921, p. 396.

Cannabis Compound, Syrup (Pitman-Moore Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1915, p. 168.

Cano’s Methyl-Phenol Serum, 251

Cano’s Normal Phenol Serum, 251

Capell’s Uroluetic Test: See Uroluetic Test, Capell’s.

Caps. Adreno-Spermin Comp. (Henry R. Harrower), The Journal, Jan. 18,
1919, p. 213; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 42.

Caps. Antero-Pituitary Comp. (Henry R. Harrower), The Journal,
Jan. 18, 1919, p. 213; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 42.

Caps. Folio Digitalis (Upsher Smith), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1920, p. 52.

Caps. Hepato-Splenic Comp. (Henry R. Harrower), The Journal, Jan. 18,
1919, p. 213; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 42.

Caps. Pancreas Comp. (Henry R. Harrower), The Journal, Jan. 18, 1919,
p. 213; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 42.

Caps. Placento-Mammary Comp. (Henry R. Harrower), The Journal,
Jan. 18, 1919, p. 213; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 42.

Caps. Thyroid Comp. (Henry R. Harrower), The Journal, Jan. 18, 1919,
p. 213; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 42.

Caps. Thyro-Ovarian Comp. (Henry R. Harrower), The Journal, Jan. 18,
1919, p. 213; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 42.

Capsules Bismuth Resorcinol Compound, 157

Captol (Mühlens & Kropff), The Journal, Sept. 10, 1910, p. 959;
Reports Chem. Lab., 1910, p. 70.

Carminzym, 194

Carminzym (Fairchild Bros. & Foster), The Journal, Sept. 28, 1918,
p. 1081; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 28.

Carnick, G. W., Co.--
Elixir Secretogen, 75
Hormotone and Hormotone without Post-Pituitary, 234
Secretin-Beveridge, 170
Secretogen, 75, 110

Carnine (E. Fougera & Co., Inc.), The Journal, Nov. 20, 1909, p. 1754;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1909, p. 137; Propaganda, ed. 9,
p. 123.

Caroid (Mead Johnson & Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914,
p. 109.

Caroid, Essence of (Mead Johnson & Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1914, p. 109.

Carpanutrine (John Wyeth & Bro.), The Journal, May 11, 1907, p. 1612;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1905-8, opp. p. 64; Propaganda,
ed. 9, p. 133.

Casca-Aletris (Pullen-Richardson Chemical Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1912, p. 46.

Cascara, Compound-Robins, Pil., 117

Cascara Sagrada, with Maltzyme, 211

Cascarans, Bell (Bell & Co.), The Journal, Aug. 14, 1909, p. 569;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1909, p. 111; Propaganda, ed. 9,
p. 154.

Casta-Flora, 118

Castaflora (The Wm. S. Merrell Chemical Co.), The Journal, Jan. 27,
1917, p. 303; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 45.

Castrox (Purdue Newberry Co.), The Journal, Dec. 23, 1916, p. 1956;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 41.

Catarrhal Vaccine Combined-Lilly, 187

Catarrhal Vaccine Combined-Lilly (Eli Lilly & Co.), The Journal,
June 22, 1918, p. 1967; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 11.

Caviblen (A. Grimme), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 176.

Cedron Seed, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Celerina (Rio Chemical Co.), The Journal Oct. 17, 1914, p. 1411;
Feb. 13, 1915, p. 606; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 40;
1914, p. 99; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 43.

Celery, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Celery and Guarana Compound, Elixir (Ray Chemical Co.), Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Celery and Guarana, Elixir (Parke, Davis & Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Celery Compound, Elixir (Nelson, Baker & Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Celery Compound, Elixir (Ray Chemical Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Celery Compound, Elixir (Smith, Kline & French Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Celery Compound, Elixir (F. Stearns & Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Celery, Elixir Guarana and (Hance Bros. & White), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Cellasin (Mead Johnson & Co.), The Journal, Sept. 12, 1908, p. 931;
Oct. 30, 1909, p. 1406; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1905-8,
p. 198; 1909, p. 118.

Cephaelin, 203

Cephaelin, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 52.

Cerelene, 219, 337, 362

Cerelene (Holliday Laboratories), The Journal, Feb. 15, 1919, p. 513;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 48.

Chapoteaut’s Wine: See Wine, Chapoteaut’s.

Chemical Laboratory of the American Medical Association: See American
Medical Association.

Chemotherapy and tumors, 499

Chichester, Pil. Mixed Treatment, 310

Chiodrastis (H. K. Wampole & Co., Inc.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1912, p. 42.

Chionacea (Nelson, Baker & Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1912, p. 42; The Journal, June 14, 1919, p. 1787.

Chionanthus Compound, Elixir (Ray Chemical Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 42.

Chionanthus (Special), Elixir (Parke, Davis & Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 42.

Chionia (Peacock Chemical Co.), The Journal, April 3, 1915, p. 1177;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 42; 1915, p. 24;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 28.

Chlorax, 244, 246

Chlorax (Chlorine Products Company, Inc.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1919, p. 70.

Chlorides, Platt’s, 263

Chlorinated Eucalyptol, compared with Chlorlyptus, 281

“Chlorinated Soda” Solutions, deterioration of, 358

Chlorine Products Company, Inc.--Chloron, Chlorax and Number “3”, 244

Chlorlyptus, 277

Chlorlyptus (Weeks Chemical Co.), The Journal, Nov. 27, 1920, p. 1512;
Reports Chem. Lab., 1920, p. 75; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1920, p. 28.

Chlorlyptus, comparison of, with chlorinated eucalyptol, 281

Chlorlyptus, persistence of acid reaction of, in body, 283

Chlorlyptus, report of Dr. D. Rivas on, 286

Chlorlyptus toxicity experiments, 285

Chloron, 245

Chloron (Chlorine Products Company, Inc.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1919. p. 70.

Chologen (Leonard A. Seltzer), The Journal, Feb. 1, 1913, p. 383;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 288.

Chologestin (F. H. Strong Co.), The Journal, Dec. 11, 1915, p. 2108.

Chromiac Tablets (Maltbie Chemical Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1912, p. 44.

Ciba Company--
Coagulen-Ciba, 290
Digiolin-Ciba, 298

“Cinchophen:” formerly “Atophan”, 419

Cinchophen (Phenylcinchoninic Acid, U. S. P.; Atophan), 373, 419

Cineraria Maritima, The Journal, Nov. 11, 1911, p. 1630; Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1911, p. 48; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 49.

Cin-U-Form Lozenges, 237

Cin-U-Form Lozenges (McKesson and Robbins), The Journal, Oct. 4, 1919,
p. 1077; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919, p. 35.

Citarin (The Bayer Company, Inc.), The Journal, Feb. 20, 1915, p. 685;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 135.

Citrocoli (Cellarius Co.), The Journal, Jan. 21, 1911, p. 210; Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1911, p. 7; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 85.

Cleveland Medical Journal, “drug reform” as it appears to, 513

Clover Compound, Syrup Red (Nelson, Baker & Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Coagulen-Ciba, 290

Coagulen-Ciba (Society of Chemical Industry, Basle, Switzerland),
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1920, p. 53.

Cod-Liver, Extract of, Wampole’s Perfected Tasteless Preparation of
(H. K. Wampole & Co., Inc.), The Journal, April 5, 1913, p. 1093;
April 10, 1915, p. 1262; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915,
p. 140; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 52.

Cod-Liver Oil, Budwell’s Emulsion of, Nos. 1 and 2, 22

Cod-Liver Oil, Budwell’s Emulsion of, Nos. 1 and 2 (Budwell Pharmacal
Co.), The Journal, Feb. 20, 1915, p. 684; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1915, p. 135.

Cod-Liver Oil Compound, Hagee’s Cordial of the Extract of (Katharmon
Chemical Co.), The Journal, Oct. 13, 1906, p. 1208; April 10, 1915,
p. 1262; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 138; Propaganda,
ed. 9, pp. 51, 289.

Cod-Liver Oil Compound, Waterbury’s Metabolized (Waterbury Chemical
Co.), The Journal, Oct. 9, 1909, p. 1201; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1909, p. 115; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 291. See also Compound,
Waterbury’s.

Cod-Liver Oil, Hagee’s Cordial of, 429

Cod-Liver Oil with Maltzyme, 211

Cohosh, Blue, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 40.

Colalin, 203

Colalin (Schieffelin & Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918,
p. 52.

Colchi-Methyl Capsules (H. K. Wampole & Co., Inc.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 169.

Colchi-Sal (E. Fougera & Co., Inc.), The Journal, March 20, 1915,
p. 1016; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 136; Propaganda,
ed. 9, p. 58.

“Colds,” Vaccines for, 573

Colloid Solution Materials for Intravenous Transfusion, Hogan’s
(E. R. Squibb & Sons), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 147.

Colloidine (Boracol Chemical Co.), The Journal, March 11, 1916,
p. 831; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 7; Reports Chem.
Lab., 1915, p. 127.

Collosol Argentum, 223, 225, 226

Collosol Arsenicum, 223, 226

Collosol Cocaine, 221, 223, 226

Collosol Cocain (Anglo-French Drug Co., Ltd.), The Journal, April 12,
1919, p. 1094; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919, p. 8.

Collosol Cuprum, 223, 226

Collosol Ferrum, 223, 226

Collosol Hydrargyrum, 223, 225, 226

Collosol Iodin, 144, 223, 224, 226

Collosol Iodine (E. Fougera & Co., Inc.), The Journal, Sept. 8, 1917,
p. 841; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 49.

Collosol Manganese, 223, 225, 421

Collosol Preparations, 223

Collosol Preparations (Collosol Argentum, Collosol Arsenicum, Collosol
Cuprum, Collosol Ferrum, Collosol Hydrargyrum, Collosol Iodin,
Collosol Manganese, Collosol Quinin, and Collosol Sulphur) (Anglo-
French Drug Co., Ltd.), The Journal, June 7, 1919, p. 1694; Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919, p. 14.

Collosol Quinin, 223, 226

“Collosols:” an uncritical English endorsement, 420

Collosol Sulphur, 223, 226

Collyrium, Wyeth (John Wyeth & Bro.), The Journal, May 17, 1913,
p. 1557; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 292.

Compound Elixir of Phosphates and Calisaya: See Tissue Phosphates,
Wheeler’s.

Compound, Waterbury’s (Waterbury Chemical Co.), The Journal, March 20,
1915, p. 1016; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 138;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 57.

Concentrated Solution Sodium Hypochlorite-Mulford, 358

Condurango, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1911, p. 54.

Cooperation of the Pharmaceutical Houses, Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1920, p. 56.

Copper Phenolsulphonate (The Abbott Laboratories), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 54.

Cordial of Cod Liver Oil, Hagee’s, 429

Corpora Lutea (Soluble Extract) Parke, Davis & Co, 128

Corpora Lutea (Soluble Extract) (Parke, Davis & Co.), The Journal,
April 7, 1917, p. 1056; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 20.

Corydalis Compound, Elixir (Parke, Davis & Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 47.

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

Cotarnin Salts (Stypticin and Styptol), 240

Cotarnin Salts, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919, p. 39.

Coto, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1913, p. 39.

Cotoin, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1913, p. 39.

Cotton Process Ether, 421

Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry: See American Medical Association.

Cream of Mustard, 218

Cream of Mustard (The Cream of Mustard Co., South Norwalk, Conn.),
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 79.

Cream of Sulphur, O’Grady’s Medicated Mineral (John H. O’Grady,
Minneapolis), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 81.

Creo Ferrum (The Gross Drug Co., Inc.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1921, p. 16.

Creofos, 137

Creofos (Delson Chemical Co.), The Journal, July 7, 1917, p. 58;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 34.

Creosote-Delson, 137

Creosote-Delson (Delson Chemical Co.), The Journal, July 7, 1917,
p. 58; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 34.

Creosotonic (Scott), 192, 193

Creosotonic (Scott) (Dawson Pharmacal Co.), The Journal, Aug. 24,
1918, p. 680; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 25.

Crittenton Company, Charles N.--Hydroleine, 58

Crookes Laboratories--Collosols, 420

Croustils, Simple No. 1 (Oaten Bread) (LaPorte & Gauthier), Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1921, p. 17.

Croustils, No. 2 (Dechloridised and Lactosed) (LaPorte & Gauthier),
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1921, p. 17.

Croustils, No. 3 (Glutinized) (LaPorte & Gauthier), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1921, p. 17.

Cu-Co-Ba Tarrant (The Tarrant Co.), The Journal, Sept. 25, 1920,
p. 891.

Cuprase, 222

Cuprase (Anglo-French Drug Co., Ltd.), The Journal, April 12, 1919,
p. 1095; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919, p. 10.

Curare, The Journal, Jan. 15, 1910, p. 219; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1910, p. 7.

Curarin, The Journal, Jan. 15, 1910, p. 219; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1910, p. 7.

Curative Vaccine, Bruschettini, 58

Curative Vaccine, Bruschettini (A. Bruschettini), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 176.

Cypridol Capsules (E. Fougera & Co., Inc.), The Journal, Dec. 19,
1914, p. 2247; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 77;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 59.

Cystogen (Cystogen Chemical Co.), The Journal, Dec. 12, 1914, p. 2148;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 66; Propaganda, ed. 9,
p. 60.

Cystogen Aperient (Cystogen Chemical Co.), The Journal, Dec. 12, 1914,
p. 2148; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 66; Propaganda,
ed. 9, p. 60.

Cystogen Lithia (Cystogen Chemical Co.), The Journal, Dec. 12, 1914,
p. 2148; Reports Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 66; Propaganda, ed. 9,
p. 60.

Cysto-Sedative (Strong, Cobb & Co.), The Journal, Dec. 12, 1914,
p. 2148; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 130; Propaganda,
ed. 9, p. 61.

Daggett and Miller Company, Inc.--Hex-Iodin, 236

Damiana, Allen’s Compound Extract of (Allen-Pfeiffer Chemical Co.),
The Journal, July 19, 1913, p. 211.

Darpin (Rio Chemical Co.), The Journal, Feb. 13, 1915, p. 606; Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 99; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 43.

Dawson Pharmacal Company--Iodonized Emulsion (Scott) and Creosotonic
(Scott), 192

Delson Chemical Co., Inc.--Creosote-Delson and Creofos, 137

Denver Chemical Mfg. Co.--Antiphlogistine, 409

De Sanctis’ Rheumatic and Gout Pills, 363

Desiccated Pineal Gland--Armour, 213

Desiccated Thymus--Armour, 213

Diabetic Biscuit (Jireh Diabetic Food Co.), The Journal, March 22,
1913, p. 922.

Diabetic Flour, Jireh (Jireh Diabetic Food Co.), The Journal,
March 22, 1913, p. 922.

Diabetic Food, Jireh (Jireh Diabetic Food Co.), The Journal, Dec. 14,
1912, p. 2174.

Dial “Ciba”, 259

Dianol I, Dianol II, and Dianol III (Kalle & Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1913, p. 34; Reports Chem. Lab., 1913, p. 75.

Diarrhea Calomel Pills, 566

Diastos, Liquor (H. K. Mulford Co.), The Journal, Feb. 9, 1907,
p. 533.

Diatussin (E. Bischoff & Co.), The Journal, May 17, 1913, p. 1557;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 293.

Di-Crotalin (Swan-Myers Co.), The Journal, Aug. 17, 1918, p. 592.

Di-Crotalin treatment of epilepsy, 465

Diethylbarbituric Acid (Merck), 371

Digalen (Hoffmann-LaRoche Chemical Works), The Journal, Sept. 5, 1914,
p. 881; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 33; Propaganda,
ed. 9, p. 68.

Digestive Tablets, Aromatic (Fraser Tablet Co.; Wm. S. Merrill
Chemical Co.; H. K. Mulford Co.; Parke, Davis & Co.; Sharp & Dohme),
The Journal, Aug. 20, 1910, p. 710; Reports Chem. Lab., 1910, p. 67;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 232.

Digestive Tonic (Truax, Greene & Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1912, p. 44.

Digifolin-Ciba, 298

Digifolin-Ciba (Ciba Company, Inc.), The Journal, April 2, 1921,
p. 952; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1921, p. 20.

Digitalis Tablets, Westerfield’s, 215

Digitalis Tablets, Westerfield’s (Westerfield Pharmacal Co.), Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918, p. 75.

Digitalone (Parke, Davis & Co.), The Journal, June 12, 1909, p. 1938;
Dec. 7, 1912, p. 2074; Jan. 11, 1913, p. 143.

Digitalysatum, 63

Digitalysatum (E. Bischoff & Co.), The Journal, Feb. 15, 1913, p. 499;
Jan. 8, 1916, p. 135; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 93.

Dionol, 422

Dionol (Dionol Company), The Journal, Jan. 26, 1918, p. 257; Feb. 7,
1920, p. 410.

Dioradin (Dioradin Co.), The Journal, Oct. 26, 1912, p. 1556; Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 23; 1913, p. 37; Propaganda, ed. 9,
p. 73.

Dios Chemical Company--Neurosine, 404

Dioscorea Compound, Elixir (H. K. Mulford Co.; Parke, Davis & Co.;
Ray Chemical Co.; F. Stearns & Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1912, p. 46.

Dioviburnia (Dios Chemical Co.), The Journal, Aug. 31, 1912, p. 735;
Jan. 9, 1915, p. 166; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 46;
1914, p. 86; Propaganda, ed. 9, pp. 139, 410.

Diphtheria Antitoxin (Farbwerke-Hoechst Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1917, p. 146.

Diphtheria Antitoxin, Concentrated (National Vaccine and Antitoxin
Institute), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1921, p. 23.

Diphtheria Bacillus Vaccine, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918,
p. 54.

Direct Pharmaceutical Co. and William A. Webster Co., 564

Direct Sales Company, 510

Discoveries and Discoverers, 511

Diuretin (Knoll & Co.), The Journal, April 4, 1914, p. 1108; Reports
Chem. Lab., 1914, p. 7; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 251.

Diurol (H. K. Mulford Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912,
p. 45.

Dixon’s Suspension of Dead Tubercle Bacilli, 158

Dixon’s Suspension of Dead Tubercle Bacilli, Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1917, p. 140.

Dixon’s Tubercle Bacilli Extract, 158

Dixon’s Tubercle Bacilli Extract; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1917, p. 140.

Dogwood, Flowering, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 41.

Dosage, dependability of tablet dosage, 556

Dotterweich, G. J., and C. K., Officers of Direct Sales Company, 510

Drug Products Co., Inc.--
Pulvoids Calcylates, 85
Pulvoids Calcylates Compound, 226
Pulvoids Natrium Compound, 108

“Drug Reform” as it appears to the Cleveland Medical Journal, 513

Drug Therapy: the fallibility of textbooks, 515

Drugs, crucial test of therapeutic evidence, 557

Dunn, Eli H., Eli products of, 424

Duodenin, 76

Duodenin, Armour (Armour & Co.), The Journal, Aug. 14, 1915, p. 639;
Jan. 15, 1916, pp. 178, 208; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915,
pp. 96, 99, 151; 1916, p. 72.

Duotonol Tablets, 94

Duotonol Tablets (Schering & Glatz, Inc.), The Journal, Sept. 30,
1916, p. 1033; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 34.

Du Pont De Nemours, E. I. and Co., Inc.--Cotton Process Ether, 421

Dysentery Bacterin-Mulford (H. K. Mulford Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1917, p. 141.

Dyspepsia Compound, Elixir (H. K. Mulford Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1912, p. 44.

Dyspepsia, Elixir Atonic, Phenolated (Wm. S. Merrell Chemical Co.),
The Journal, Feb. 9, 1907, p. 533.

Echinacea, The Journal, Nov. 27, 1909, p. 1836; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1909, p. 144; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 79.

Echitone (Strong, Cobb & Co.), The Journal, Jan. 2, 1915, p. 71;
July 17, 1920, p. 193; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 80;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 81.

Echthol (Battle & Co.), The Journal, March 13, 1909, p. 904; Jan. 2,
1915, p. 71; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1909, p. 144; 1912,
p. 38; 1914, p. 80; Propaganda, p. 81.

Echtisia (Wm. S. Merrell Chemical Co.), The Journal, Jan. 2, 1915,
p. 71; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 80; Propaganda,
ed. 9, p. 81.

Edema Improved, Tablet (Parke, Davis & Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1912, p. 41.

Edema Tablet (Parke, Davis & Co.; Smith, Kline & French Co.), Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 41.

Edgar, Thomas Webster, 515

Edgar, Thomas Webster, Journal receives a letter denouncing “Medical
Clerks” and “Biased Sceptres”, 518

Edward Percy Robinson’s “Cure” for Cancer, 458

Eimer and Amend--
“Anti-Pneumococcic Oil”, 257
Phosphorcin Compound, 94

Elarson, 248

Elarson (Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1919, p. 75.

Elder, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 41.

Electrobioscope, 472

Electrargol (E. Fougera & Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1920, p. 58.

Electronic Reactions, 472

Eli products of Eli H. Dunn, 424

Eli 606 Capsules, 324, 425

Eli Vaginal Capsules, 424

Eli Vim Restorative, 424

Elixir Glycerophosphates, Nux Vomica and Damiana, 95

Elixir Glycerophosphates, Nux Vomica and Damiana (Sharp & Dohme),
The Journal, Sept. 30, 1916, p. 1034; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1916, p. 35.

Elixir Iodo-Bromide of Calcium Comp. “Without Mercury” and “With
Mercury”, 52

Elixir Lactopeptine, 43

Elixir Novo-Hexamine (Upsher Smith), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1917, p. 142; Reports Chem. Lab., 1917, p. 70.

Elixir of Bitter Wine, Triner’s American, 139

Elixir of Bitter Wine, Triner’s American (Jos. Triner), The Journal,
July 14, 1917, p. 139; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., p. 36.

Elixir of Buchu and Hyoscyamus Compound, Tyree’s, 57

Elixir Secretogen, 75

Empyroform (Schering & Glatz, Inc.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1918, p. 55.

Emulsio Minerolein (T. R. D. Barse Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1915, p. 169.

Emulsio Phen-Oleum (T. R. D. Barse Co.), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1915, p. 169.

Endoarsan, 435

Endosal, 435

Endotin (Morgenstern & Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914,
p. 136.

Enesol (E. Fougera & Co., Inc.), The Journal, July 26, 1913, p. 293.

Enteronol (Enteronol Co.), The Journal, March 21, 1908, p. 977;
Reports Chem. Lab., 1909, p. 64; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 294.

Epilepsy, Di-Crotalin treatment, 465

Episan (Gaynor-Bagstad Co.) The Journal, Sept. 25, 1915, p. 1130;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 164.

Epsom Salt Flavoring a “discovery”, 179

Ergoapiol (Martin H. Smith Co.), The Journal, Dec. 12, 1914, p. 2149;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1914, p. 64; Propaganda, ed. 9,
p. 82.

Ergone (Parke, Davis & Co.), The Journal, Oct. 7, 1911, p. 1211;
Oct. 14, 1911, p. 1302.

Ergotole (Sharp & Dohme), The Journal, Oct. 7, 1911, p. 1211;
Oct. 14, 1911, p. 1302.

Erling, A. E., and the Allied Medical Associations of America, 488

Erling, A. E., and the Physicians’ Drug Syndicate, 432

Erpiol, Dr. Schrader (Wm. S. Merrell Chemical Co.), The Journal,
June 3, 1911, p. 1670; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1911, p. 18;
Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 83.

Eskay’s Neuro Phosphates, 146

Estivin, 466

Estivin (Schieffelin and Company), The Journal, Nov. 12, 1921,
p. 1595.

Ether, Anesthesia (Cotton Process) (Du Pont Chemical Works), The
Journal, Feb. 21, 1920, p. 544; May 22, 1920, p. 1474.

Ether, Cotton Process, 421

Ethics, secret remedies and the principles of, 571

Eucalyptol, Chlorinated, comparison of Chlorlyptus with, 281

Eucalyptus, toxicity experiments, 285

Euca-Mul (The Edward G. Bintz Co.), The Journal, Oct. 29, 1921,
p. 1438.

Eumictine, 262

Eumictine (Geo. J. Wallau, Inc.), The Journal, Feb. 21, 1920, p. 542;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1920, p. 7.

Eunatrol (C. Bischoff & Co.), The Journal, Feb. 22, 1908, p. 627.

Eupeptic Hypophosphites, 83

Eupeptic Hypophosphites (Nelson, Baker & Co.), The Journal, Sept. 2,
1916, p. 761; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1916, p. 15.

Eusoma (Eusoma Pharmaceutical Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1912, p. 38.

Expurgo Anti-Diabetes (Expurgo Mfg. Co.), The Journal, Jan. 24, 1914,
p. 312; Reports Chem. Lab., 1914, p. 27; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 299.

Expurgo Lapis (Expurgo Mfg. Co.), The Journal, Nov. 8, 1913, p. 1733.

Extract of Red Bone Marrow (Armour), 213

Fairchild Bros. & Foster--
Carminzym, 194
Holadin and Bile Salt Mixtures, 207
Lecithin, 53

False Unicorn, The Journal, Nov. 27, 1909, p. 1836; Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1909, p. 146; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 84.

Farbwerke-Hoechst Co.--
Procain (Novocain), 355, 357, 375
Threatens physician with suit for publishing unfavorable report of
its product, 570, 571

Febrisol (The Tilden Co.), The Journal, June 29, 1912, p. 2043.

Febri-Tone (Arthur Peter & Co.), The Journal, Feb. 1, 1908, p. 379.

Fellows’ Syrup and other preparations of Hypophosphites, 395

Fellows’ Syrup of Hypophosphites, 82

Fermenlactyl (Anglo-American Pharmacal Co., Ltd.), The Journal,
Jan. 30, 1909, pp. 372, 397.

Ferric Arsenite, Soluble, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 30.

Ferric Cacodylate, 292

Ferric Cacodylate, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1920, p. 62.

Ferritonic-Woods (William A. Webster Company), The Journal, Oct. 18,
1919, p. 1231.

Ferrivine, 144

Ferrivine (E. Fougera & Co., Inc.), The Journal, Sept. 8, 1917,
p. 841; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 49.

Figwort, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 42.

Filudine, 41

Filudine (Geo. J. Wallau, Inc.), The Journal, Sept. 18, 1915, p. 1045;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 156.

Firolyptol Plain, 120

Firolyptol Plain (The Tilden Co.). The Journal, Feb. 17, 1917, p. 564;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 8.

Firolyptol with Kreosote, 120

Firolyptol with Kreosote (The Tilden Co.), The Journal, Feb. 17, 1917,
p. 564; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 49.

Firwein, 119

Firwein (The Tilden Co.), The Journal, Feb. 17, 1917, p. 564; Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 7.

Flint, Eaton and Company--Quassia Compound Tablets, 306

Flower, A. H., and the Allied Medical Associations of America, 489

Foral, 204

Foral (Foral Products Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1918,
p. 55.

Formaldehyde Lozenges, 235

Formaldehyde Lozenges, The Journal, Oct. 4, 1919, p. 1077; Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919, p. 32.

Formamint, 33

Formamint (A. Wulfing & Co.), The Journal, Jan. 27, 1912, p. 295;
Feb. 24, 1912, p. 572; Aug. 28, 1915, p. 816; Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1915, p. 64; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 303.

Formic Acid, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1921, p. 25.

Formicin (Kalle Color Chemical Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1919, p. 76.

Formidin (Parke, Davis & Co.), The Journal, Sept. 5, 1908, p. 818;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1905-8, pp. 164, 192; 1912, p. 48.

Formitol Tablets, 236, 271

Formitol Tablets (E. L. Patch Co.), The Journal, Oct. 4, 1919,
p. 1077; June 19, 1920, p. 1730; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1919, p. 34; 1920, p. 20; Reports Chem. Lab., 1920, p. 40.

Formosol, 158

Formosol, Sunshine’s (The Formosol Chemical Co.), Reports Council
Pharm. & Chem., 1917, p. 145.

Formothalates, Tablets, 256

Formothalates, Tablets (Tailby Nason Company), Reports Council Pharm.
& Chem., 1919, p. 92.

Formurol (Cellarius Co.), The Journal, Jan. 21, 1911, p. 210; Reports
Council Pharm. & Chem., 1911, p. 7; Propaganda, ed. 9, p. 85.

Fortossan (A. Klipstein & Co.), The Journal, Jan. 30, 1915, p. 456;
Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 131; Propaganda, ed. 9,
p. 178.

Fougera E., and Co., Inc.--
Collosol Iodine, 144
Dr. De Sanctis’ Rheumatic and Gout Pills, 363
Ferrivine, 144
Intramine, 144
Phosphoglycerate of Lime (Chapoteaut), 95

Freeman, Allen W., protests regarding advertising methods used by
manufacturers of Proteogens, 445, 446

French Medicinal Company, Inc.--Syphilodol, 359, 470

Friedländer Bacillus Vaccine, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1919,
p. 78.

Fringe Tree, Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912, p. 42.

Fritz, W. W., and the Allied Medical Associations of America, 488

Frosst’s Blaud Capsules: See Blaud Capsules.

Frutosen (The Frutosen Drug Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem.,
1921, p. 26.

G. G. Phenoleum Disinfectant (G. G. Phenoleum Co., Inc.), The Journal,
Jan. 30, 1915, p. 456; Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1915, p. 131.

Galactagogue action of Galega and Nutrolactis, 131

Galactagogue, alleged Galactagogue effects of Nutrolactis and Goat’s
Rue not substantiated, 131

Galactagogue (Eli Lilly & Co.), Reports Council Pharm. & Chem., 1912,
p. 43.