“Not so with the Enteronol Company—it is a mail-order business and the world is its territory.”
Even so with Colonel Sellers’ “Optic Liniment”:
“... it’s a patent medicine whose field of operations is the solid earth.”
And we are told elsewhere that “about four-fifths of the outstanding stock is held by the medical profession alone”!
And this stuff is advertised in medical journals!!
We are sometimes in danger of being too optimistic regarding the results of the propaganda for reform in proprietary medicine. Cases like this act as a corrective.—(From The Journal A. M. A., Nov. 20, 1909.)