Scope and ContentSeven pharmacy medicine bottle labels from Adolph Schmidt, Practical Chemist or Pharmacist, Hoboken, N.J. No dates, varying periods as apparent from designs, circa 1900-1960. Printed paper (ungummed), various sizes and ink colors. Also known as A. Schmidt's Pharmacy. Located at Fourth St. & Willow Ave., Hoboken, across from (then) Saint Mary Hospital from the late 1800s to at least the 1970s(?) Address often stated on labels as: Fourth St. & Willow Ave., Hoboken, N.J. Opp. St. Mary's Hospital. Address was 267 Fourth St., Hoboken. 1: Hartshorn Liniment. A. Schmidt, Pharmacist. 2: Rose Water. A. Schmidt, Pharmacist. 3: Oilo di Mandorle & Syrup de Cicoria. Adolph Schmidt, Practical Chemist. Date, probably 1900-1920. Notable is that the content is in Italian. 4: Brown Mixture. A. Schmidt, Pharmacist. 5: Oxalic Acid, Poison. A. Schmidt, Pharmacist. 6: Rhubarb & Soda Mixture, N.F. A. Schmidt's Pharmacy; L. C. Schmidt; M.L. Kusseluk. Probably from the late 1940s through 1950s. 7: Paris Green (Poison stated in English & German: gift); Adolph Schmidt, Practical Chemist. Date, probably 1900-1920. ---- drug / druggist / retail