After seven years- what? : still "always merry & bright" & never a pang of indigestion thanks to Mother Seigel's syrup / [A.J. White Ltd].
- A.J. White, Ltd.
- Date:
- [1921]
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: After seven years- what? : still "always merry & bright" & never a pang of indigestion thanks to Mother Seigel's syrup / [A.J. White Ltd]. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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