New York Druggists Endorse Swamp Root Kidney Remedy
A leading New York druggist William Wilson, in business since 1879, reports enormous Swamp Root sales. He operates near Broadway and Wall Street and at Broadway and Thirty-fourth Street, praising the remedy’s wide use and reported wonderful results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indorse
William Wilson
Broadway
Wall Street
Gnandal Market
Thirty-fourth Street
Uptown
Hfe
Wilson
Auld Toa State Journal
Much Andu
Oldest New York druggist keeps serving at 125th Street
Charles H. Klippert, aged over 36 years in the business, is noted as perhaps the oldest active druggist in New York. In a venerable granite building once known as Harleny Market at 125th Street, he still works behind the prescription counter and remains lively in business. He also weighs in on Swamp-Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Klippert
New York
Harter
Harleny Market
Eaat One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Mr. Kippert
Walton physician endorses Kilmer Swamp Root
Dr William E Jenner of Walton Pharmacy 993 Columbus Avenue reports rapid practice growth after three years in Walton and five in Delaware County He credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with “desperte cases of kidney troubles” and notes patients return for refills saying lack of benefit would deter further purchases The doctor cites a patient with bladder irritation who found relief after using Swamp Root
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Jenner
Walton Pharmacy
Columbus Avenue
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn
Walton
Delaware County
N. Y
Kilmer
Dr. Jenner
State Journal
THREE LEADING YONKERS DRUGGISTS PRAISE SWAMP ROOT
A Yonkers druggist at 155 Main Street extols Swamp-Root as a sovereign remedy for kidney and bladder troubles and a strong spring tonic. He personally used it after back pain and kidney issues and reports complete relief after a fifty cent bottle, noting multiple customers benefited from his recommendation.
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Brights
A. Vien Houten
Main Street
Yonkers
Bright
Jokin
Wassell Tlls
Swamp Root Endorsed By Manhattan Chemist
H Caan a dispensing chemist with fifteen years of experience at 2064 Eighth Avenue and 1h Lexington Avenue Manhattan states Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is a staple year round. He endorses it as a kidney liver and bladder remedy and says sales are constantly increasing and enormous with many customers speaking well of it.
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Har Jem
Zaigat Droz Company
Eighth Avenue
Mendel Zaigat
H. Caan
Lexington Avenue
Manhattan
Mr. Caan
Dr. Kilmer
Clarence H. Pratt
Court Street
Brooklyn
Swamp Root Endorsement From F W Kinsman Jr Co
F W Kinsman Jr Co testimonials praise Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney and liver remedy. They report selling over twenty thousand bottles in twelve months with zero returns, guarantee refunds if not as represented, and claim decades of business success and patient cures. They invite information requests.
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Stahl
John Stahl, Jr
North Broadwey
Xonkers
Kilmer
Russian apothecary Schlossberg markets Swamp-Root at 288 Grand Street
Schlossberg a Russian trained pharmacist and chemist, with fifteen years in Brooklyn drug trade, runs a store at 288 Grand Street. He notes limited use of proprietary remedies among Eastern and Southern European customers but says Swamp-Root gains ground and will become as popular there as in America for kidney and liver troubles.
Cured Two Customers Boost Swamp Root Sales at Kra mer Drug Store
At Mott and Worth streets Chatham Square Matthew Kramer Ph G reports high demand for Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root. He cites two long kidney ailment recoveries enabling employment resumption and says customers prefer Swamp Root for health restoration. Dr Saladino backs steady demand and customer satisfaction.
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Mott and Worth Streets
Chatham Square
Matthew Kramer
Ph. G
State Journal
Cures Liver Complaint Claim by Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root
James Livson cites customer reports praising Dr Kilmer’s Kidney Remedy Swamp Root as a large sale item. The fragment notes market comparison with other preparations and repeats customer statements.
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James Livson
Avent
Dr. Kilmer
Hegeman & Co. Expands in Drug Trade and Swamp Root Claims
The Hegeman & Co. drug firm operates two large stores at 196 Broadway and at Seventh Avenue 125th Street with a third in Washington Heights opened June 1. George W. Ramsey and W. J. Fraser head downtown and Harlem shops respectively. Egerton Hu Swamp-Root is cited as manager of the Washington Heights outlet. The firm touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a kidney and bladder remedy, claiming strong customer approval and higher demand than any rival preparation.
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Louie Wasself
Cambridge
Madison Avenue
14Th Street
Mount Morris Park
Columbus Avenue
Witch Street
Mr. Wasself
Wasself
Louin Wasself
Kilmar
Charles J. Hoere
Lexington Avenue
Mays
Corporation of
Hegeman & Co
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Amsterdam Avenue
Washington Heights
George W. Ramsey
W. J. Fraser
Harlem
Egerton Hu
Brooklyn
Ralph GB Robbins
Lenox Avenue
125Th Street
Pharmacy on Bowery Marks Longstanding Trade
R H Luthin pharmacy at 191 Bowery dates to 1845 founded by G A Cassabeer and now run by Luthin in a mainly wholesale line with strong counter trade. He notes steady demand for Swamp Root for kidney ailments and calls Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root superior with immediate satisfaction.
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Louis Wassele
Bey
Bowery
New York
R. H. Luthin
G. A. Cassabeer
Mr. Luthin
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Wilson's Pharmacies
Park Avenue Pharmacy
J. Bernhard
Park Avenue
R. Kilmer
William Edward Jenner
Wray Drug Company
George B Wray Drug Company
Getty Square
Wasself Pharmacies
Mount Morris
Morningside
I . of Fe
Staten Island
Happy Medicine Company
Kerris
Richmond Terrace
New Brighton
Richmond
Hartnett’s
Warren and
Montgomery Street
Jersey City
A. H. Caan
F. W. Kinsman CO
30Th Street
Fourth Avenue
25Th Street
F. W. Kinsman JR. Co.corporation
125Th Street and
New York City
Europe
T. D. Wiliams
Salodigo
Seine
Livson
Swamp Root
Neen Se
the Corporation
Hegeman's
Ramsey
Poreez
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