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- Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., 1887 - Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. This trade card's colorful illustration touted Warner's "Safe" yeast -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The reverse advertised one of his "safe" cures, though it provided few medical benefits.
- 1887
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Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., 1887
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. This trade card's colorful illustration touted Warner's "Safe" yeast -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The reverse advertised one of his "safe" cures, though it provided few medical benefits.
- Trade Card for Warner's Safe Cure, H.H. Warner & Co., circa 1890 - Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased various medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He sold his concoctions worldwide. Warner advertised his products as "safe" -- alluding to his original business enterprise -- though few, if any, of his cures provided medical benefit.
- circa 1890
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Trade Card for Warner's Safe Cure, H.H. Warner & Co., circa 1890
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased various medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He sold his concoctions worldwide. Warner advertised his products as "safe" -- alluding to his original business enterprise -- though few, if any, of his cures provided medical benefit.
- Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., 1885-1900 - Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. Warner advertised these products as "safe," alluding to his original business and his product's perceived quality.
- 1885-1900
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Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., 1885-1900
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. Warner advertised these products as "safe," alluding to his original business and his product's perceived quality.
- Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., 1886-1900 - Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. This trade card's colorful illustration touted Warner's "Safe" yeast -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The reverse advertised one of his "safe" cures, though it provided few medical benefits.
- 1886-1900
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Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., 1886-1900
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. This trade card's colorful illustration touted Warner's "Safe" yeast -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The reverse advertised one of his "safe" cures, though it provided few medical benefits.
- Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., circa 1885 - Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. Warner advertised these products as "safe" -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The colorful illustration on this trade card touted Warner's "Safe Yeast" and its perceived -- though unproven -- health benefits.
- circa 1885
- Collections - Artifact
Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., circa 1885
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. Warner advertised these products as "safe" -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The colorful illustration on this trade card touted Warner's "Safe Yeast" and its perceived -- though unproven -- health benefits.
- Trade Card for Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure, H.H. Warner & Co., circa 1890 - Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased various medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He sold his concoctions worldwide. Warner advertised his products as "safe" -- alluding to his original business enterprise -- though few, if any, of his cures provided medical benefit.
- circa 1890
- Collections - Artifact
Trade Card for Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure, H.H. Warner & Co., circa 1890
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased various medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He sold his concoctions worldwide. Warner advertised his products as "safe" -- alluding to his original business enterprise -- though few, if any, of his cures provided medical benefit.
- Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., 1887 - Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. This trade card's colorful illustration touted Warner's "Safe" yeast -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The reverse advertised one of his "safe" cures, though it provided few medical benefits.
- 1887
- Collections - Artifact
Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., 1887
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. This trade card's colorful illustration touted Warner's "Safe" yeast -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The reverse advertised one of his "safe" cures, though it provided few medical benefits.
- Trade Card for Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure, H.H. Warner & Co., 1887 - Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. This trade card's colorful illustration touted Warner's "Safe" yeast -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The reverse advertised one of his "safe" cures, though it provided few medical benefits.
- 1887
- Collections - Artifact
Trade Card for Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure, H.H. Warner & Co., 1887
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. This trade card's colorful illustration touted Warner's "Safe" yeast -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The reverse advertised one of his "safe" cures, though it provided few medical benefits.
- Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., circa 1885 - Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. Warner advertised these products as "safe" -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The colorful illustration on this trade card touted Warner's "Safe Yeast" and its perceived -- though unproven -- health benefits.
- circa 1885
- Collections - Artifact
Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., circa 1885
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. Warner advertised these products as "safe" -- alluding to his original business enterprise. The colorful illustration on this trade card touted Warner's "Safe Yeast" and its perceived -- though unproven -- health benefits.
- Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., circa 1885 - Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. Warner advertised these products as "safe," alluding to his original business and his product's perceived quality. In the mid-1880s, he built a massive office building in Rochester, New York, for his growing operations.
- circa 1885
- Collections - Artifact
Trade Card for Warner's Safe Yeast, H.H. Warner & Co., circa 1885
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy fire- and burglar-proof safe manufacturer, purchased medicinal formulas in the late 1800s and turned them into a multi-million-dollar patent medicine business. He also made and sold yeast. Warner advertised these products as "safe," alluding to his original business and his product's perceived quality. In the mid-1880s, he built a massive office building in Rochester, New York, for his growing operations.