MEDICAL OFFICE SINGAPORE POSTER

Sin Nong MEDICAL OFFICE SINGAPORE, (Chemist and Druggist), 200, North Birdge Road, Singapor, 1920's Singapore drug medical poster 21"x15" picturing a young smiling Chinese woman holding a brown bottle. Around the periphial of the poster there are pictures of drug boxes that are sold by the pharmacy. Some of the products includes Magcogin Powder for infants, Phosphonervine a general tonic label includes image of skull, Bosaco, Gripe Mixture infants preservative, Tropical Lung Tonic, Ascarinin, Peppermint cordial Protinea, Styptgin, Universal Pain Balm Caromag, Milatiron Tonic, Tineasalbe used for ringworm, alopecia, psoriasis and other Parsitic affections of the skin, Sariodidin used fro skin diseases, eruptions, blotches, scrofula, and other issness resulting from impure blood, and Neuralgin labels show a a woman holding head at night with moon shinning on water. A very interesting piece of Singaporian ephemera, of which not a lot remains. some light damage