“... Hymosa has achieved most remarkable results in overcoming rheumatism in cases where salicylates have been tried in vain ...”
“Salicylic acid was not successful in this case of rheumatism of the stomach.”
“Negative results from salicylates—Hymosa cures.”
“... the salicylates didn’t help? Then we must try Hymosa.”
Still harping on the undesirability of salicylates and the value of hymosa the advertising pamphlets state:
“Salicylic Acid Replaced. The Use of This Dangerous Agent in Rheumatism Obviated.”
“It seems that the use of the dangerous and ineffective salicylic acid will soon be given up and hymosa take its place.”
“Former methods of treating rheumatism ... have been very unsatisfactory ... because of the heart and stomach difficulties brought on by salicylates of which most rheumatism remedies are composed.”
“Could not tolerate the salicylates.”