Letter From Edward A. Kuehmsted, the Principal Dealer in Spurious Drugs; It Is Self-Explanatory
Chicago, Ill.,
July 24, 1902.
Mr. M. R. Zaegel.
Sheboygan, Wis.
My Dear Mr. Zaegel:
Although I have been selling bogus Phenacetine and a lot of other bogus goods for over three years. I have never had the pleasure of selling you any of them. I should very much like to do so, and feel that I can give you satisfaction both in goods and prices.
Some time ago I perfected arrangements to get my supplies direct from Europe, where the supply is not so limited as in Canada, and I can do much better in price.
The enclosed list gives my complete line. All items with prices attached I have in stock and can supply without delay. Other items are continually arriving.
The prices I have made you are, I think, exceptionally low, and I trust they will induce you to give me a trial. Express charges I prepay. Trusting I may be favored with your valued orders, I am,
Very respectfully,
Edward A. Kuehmsted.
6323 Ingleside Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.