Ophir Tea Promoted by Dotterdam Grocers
An 19th or early 20th century note extols Ophir tea sold by Dotterdam grocers. It claims Java teas are banned but vast stock remains. Ophir is described as fresh hill-grown Ceylon and long-lasting, with assurances the tea will not sour or become bitter.
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Mercy for nerves offered in tonic remedy ad
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