#3 dr. Miles’ Laxative Tablets movable, die-cut advertising novelty card (elkhart, Indiana, ca. 1910). above, reverse side of the card; opposite, the front of the card, lowered and raised

dr. Miles’ Laxative Tablets movable, die-cut advertising novelty card (elkhart, Indiana, ca. 1910). above, reverse side of the card; opposite, the front of the card, lowered and raised

Weird and Interesting Objects from the US National Library of Medicine

#3 dr. Miles’ Laxative Tablets movable, die-cut advertising novelty card (elkhart, Indiana, ca. 1910). above, reverse side of the card; opposite, the front of the card, lowered and raised

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