1043. Misbranding of Balm and Gilead Herb Tonic, Manning's Asthma Plaster, Asthma Tea, D. R. Manning Asthma Salve, Manning Princess Gaynell Hair Tonic, D. R. Manning's Throat Gargle, D. R. Manning Antiseptic Douch Powder, Manning's Whoa Liniment, an article labeled "For Nervous Run Down Women," Blood Tonic, and Blood and Liver Capsules. U. S. v. Donald R. Manning (Manning Herb House). Plea of guilty. Defendant placed on probation for 3 years.

Case Number: 1043 Collection: Drugs and Devices, 1940-1963 Evidence Numbers: F. D. C. No. 8781. Sample Nos. 80081-E to80091-E, incl. Date Issued: March 1945 Seizure Dates: March 30, 1942 Product Keywords: Balm and Gilead Herb Tonic, Manning's Asthma Plaster, Asthma Tea, D. R. Manning Asthma Salve, Manning's Princess Gaynell Hair Tonic, D. R. Manning Throat Gargle, D. R. Manning Antiseptic Douch Powder, Manning's Whoa Liniment, an article labeled "For Nervous Run Down Women," Blood Tonic, and Blood and Liver Capsules Defendant Names: Donald R. Manning, trading as the Manning Herb House, Bessemer, Ala. Court Jurisdiction: Northern District of Alabama Seizure Location: Ohio Shipped From: Alabama Shipped To: Ohio Copyright: The National Library of Medicine believes this item to be in the public domain (More information)