Records. Yadil-Yale, Mme., Preparations (inclusive), 1909-1930.

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Records. Yadil-Yale, Mme., Preparations (inclusive), 1909-1930.

Correspondence, clippings, articles, books, and promotional materials concerning Yadil, a British nostrum allegedly based on garlic, promoted as a cure for a myriad of ailments including tuberculosis and cancer, 1920-28; and a line of cosmetics and other preparations promoted by one Maude Yale Bishop Wilson under the style "Madame Yale," 1909-1930.

5 folders.

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