1913 Times of India Freeman's Chlorodyne

1913 Times of India Freeman's Chlorodyne

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Titles	1913 Times of India Freeman's Chlorodyne
Related Item	Times of India (Bombay)
Genre	medicine
Identifier	DSC_0142.jpg
Note	FREEMAN'S ORIGINAL CHLORODYNE is the supreme and indispensable remedy for tropical maladies. Nothing else so quickly cures pain, nothing so sure allays fever, or so thoroughly safeguards health. Freeman's is the only genuine Chlorodyne: the only Chlorodyne with record of nearly 70 years' success as a specific for Dysentery Diarrhoea Influenza Stomach Pains Dengue Fever Malarial Fever Cholera Asthma Chills Colic Ague & c., &c. Life itself may depend on your getting the genuine Freeman's Chlorodyne —see therefore the 'Elephant' trade mark on the bottle. Freeman's Chlorodyne is English made; Freeman's never causes headache or nausea. Sold by all Chemists and Dealers, 12 annas per bottle FREEMAN'S CHLORODYNE, LTD., LONDON, ENG. Stockists: PHEROSE & Co., Havalin Street, Fort, Bombay. "THE TRADEMARK OF THE ONLY GENUINE CHLORODYNE"
Abstract	This is an ad for Freeman's Original Chlorodyne from Freeman's Chlorodyne, Ltd. (London). The chlorodyne is described to cure pain, treat fevers, along with other ailments. The ad depicts what appears to be an open market with lots of people. The people are dressed in suits and traditional Indian attire. Some individuals are wearing hats, while others are wearing turbans. Their faces are not shown. A group of people are gathered around a pillar with a statue of an elephant around it. The elephant is the trademark symbol for Freeman's Chlorodyne. The market appears to be located in India as the background buildings have elements of Indian architecture.
Note	relief