Records. Mothersill Remedy Company-Motorists Security Alliance (inclusive), 1901-1955.

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Records. Mothersill Remedy Company-Motorists Security Alliance (inclusive), 1901-1955.

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Correspondence, advertisements, articles, clippings, and promotional and supplementary materials regarding Mothersill Remedy Company, makers of a patent medicine for seasickness, 1901-1955; motion sickness and patent medicines for this ailment, 1913-1955; Motorists Association of Illinois, an organization proposing to pay all medical bills of its members who were involved in auto accidents, 1930; and Motorists Security Alliance, which offered its members a number of benefits including medical services, 1915.

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American Medical Association,James S. Todd Memorial Library

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