The Pharmaceutical era . DR. PAUL President and for many years librarian. October 3. liiOl.] THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA. 395. ?2, The same memtoers were continued in officein 1897. and the society tool<. a deep interest in pharma-ceutical legislation, celeibrating with greit satisfactionthe passage of the Brush Bill. Members most active inthis work were Messrs. Muir and Brundage. The paperson scientific and practical business interests were con-tinued, among the prominent contributors being Dr. Pfingsten, Dr. Klippert and Dr. society suffered this ^ea
The Pharmaceutical era . DR. PAUL President and for many years librarian. October 3. liiOl.] THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA. 395. ?2, The same memtoers were continued in officein 1897. and the society tool<. a deep interest in pharma-ceutical legislation, celeibrating with greit satisfactionthe passage of the Brush Bill. Members most active inthis work were Messrs. Muir and Brundage. The paperson scientific and practical business interests were con-tinued, among the prominent contributors being Dr. Pfingsten, Dr. Klippert and Dr. society suffered this ^ear by the loss of PresidentKostka. -who died on July 7. In 1898, Sidney FaJber waschosen to represent the society on the Buard <yt Pharma-cy, and still continues in the office, being one of themost active men in the State in the efficient dischargeof his duties. Charles F. Schleussner was elected presi-dent in January of this year, and has held the officesince that time. The membership at the end of the yearwas 270 and the society had a balance of $3, The .= o:iety was represented in the N. A. R. D. con-vention in St. Lou
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