Practical Druggist and Pharmaceutical Review of Reviews Volume 38, No. 8 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1920 Excerpt: ...the Horlick property and reproduce it in order to give our readers an idea of how good looking and what a hale and hearty lot the veterans really are. Standing in the rear line and reading from left to right, they are as follows: Joseph E Grubb, Dr. Sidley, Rudolf E. Rhode, W. Adams, Richard Voge, Frank Schrage. Herman Fry, Dr. Plavik, O. G. Hottinger, Erwin Hottinger, Carl Abrahamson, Iver Quales, Bruno Hoelzer, Andrew J. Horlick, John Matthes, A. E. Fechter, L. Storer and Thomas H. Potts. Sitting: Eugene Von Hermann, John Blocki, William Horlick, W. Bodemann and W. K. Forsyth. Lower front row: Theophilus Schmid, F. Townhall Ahlborn, J. F. Sugden, J. Crowley, Ferd. Von Hermann, Chas. A. Storer, J. Riemenschneider, Andrew Schcrer and Sam Henry. CHICAGO VETERAN DRUGGISTS June 17.--Twenty-four members sat down to celebrate John Blocki's 75th anniversary. His first employer (in 1862), the honory president, O. F. Fuller, toasted the birthday child, as only this G. O. M. can do; brief, but touching. At least 10 edgewise speakers seconded the toast and John, the originator of the birthday decorations, responded as only our only John can do. brief, but touching. While John was toasted by his first employer, O. G. Hottinger (one of the seconds referred to the fact that John was his first employer, and that his first job was to act as postillion d'amour when John was about 23. and having it badly. Those who have been there themselves and who have not been there, will know. July 8.--The Elks' Convention crowded us out of the Elks' Club, and out of the Loop entirely this week. We had to arrange for 01T Round Table at the Lincoln Club, formerly Germania. A pity we can not meet there regularly. The room is quiet, the meal of best German cooking, the beer under the blast...