Records. Pelvo Medicine Company-Pepsodent (inclusive), 1909-1942.

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Records. Pelvo Medicine Company-Pepsodent (inclusive), 1909-1942.

Correspondence, articles, clippings, advertisements, packaging samples, and promotional materials regarding Pelvo Medicine Company, purveyors of cures for "female troubles" and other complaints, 1922-1934; penis enlargement devices, 1909-1930; People's Accident Service Stations, which apparently offered medical and damage services to injured persons, 1928-29; Peoria Clinic, a "drugless healing" institute operated by K.M Richardson, 1924-1942; and Pepsodent, a popular toothpaste and oral antiseptic, 1914-1940.

9 folders.

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