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	 	<titleproper>Miller ＆ Brockette Papers</titleproper> <subtitle>Manuscript Collection: MC047</subtitle>
			 <author>Sarah Canby Jackson</author></titlestmt>
  	<publicationstmt><publisher>Albert and Ethel Herzstein Library</publisher><address><addressline>San Jacinto Museum of History, La Porte, Texas</addressline></address><date era="ce" calendar="gregorian">20020429</date></publicationstmt> 
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	 <creation>Finding aid encoded by Lisa A. Struthers.
		<date normal="20100917">20100917</date></creation> 
	 <langusage>Finding aid written in <language langcode="eng">English.</language></langusage> 
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	 <head> Collection Summary</head> 
	 <repository label="Repository:" encodinganalog="852$a"> 
		<corpname source="lcnaf">Albert and Ethel Herzstein Library,</corpname>
		<extref href="http://www.sanjacinto-museum.org/Herzstein_Library/" />
	 	<address> 
		  <addressline>San Jacinto Museum of History, La Porte, Texas</addressline> 
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	 <origination label="Creator:"> 
	 	<corpname source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="110">Miller ＆ Brockette, druggists </corpname></origination> 
  	<unittitle label="Title:" encodinganalog="245">Miller ＆ Brockette papers</unittitle> 
  	<unitdate type="inclusive" label="Dates:" encodinganalog="245$f" era="ce" calendar="gregorian" normal="1885/1914">1885-1914</unitdate><unitdate type="bulk" encodinganalog="245$g" normal="1911/1912">(Bulk: 1911-1912)</unitdate>
		    <langmaterial label="Language">Materials are in <language langcode="eng">English.</language></langmaterial>
  	<unitid label="Identification:" encodinganalog="099"
  		repositorycode="TxHSJM" countrycode="us">MC047</unitid> 
  	<unitid label="OCLC Record No." encodinganalog="001" countrycode="us" repositorycode="TxHSJM">48677660</unitid>
  	<physdesc label="Quantity:" encodinganalog="300$a"> 72 items</physdesc> 
  	<abstract label="Abstract:">Prescriptions, formulas, correspondence, notes, and a photograph document a portion of the business of Miller ＆ Brockette, Druggists, in Itasca, Texas from 1885-1914.</abstract>
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		<head>Creator Sketch</head>
		<p>T. K. Miller and M. L. Brockette operated Miller ＆ Brockette, Druggists at 912 Main Street, Itasca, Texas, beginning in the early 1890s.  Later the firm also included jewelry in their inventory and were <emph render="doublequote">one of 7000 Rexall Drug Stores.</emph></p></bioghist>
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		<head>Scope and Content Note</head> 
	 	<p>Prescriptions, formulas, correspondence, notes, and a photograph document a portion of the business of Miller ＆ Brockette, Druggists, in Itasca, Texas from 1885-1914.  Of particular interest is a notebook (ca. 1888) compiled by T. K. Miller and containing formulas for a variety of compounds including Rheumatism Liniment, Furniture Polish, Ink, Heave Cure, and Dr. O. W. Cowan's Dead-shot on Johnson Grass.  Two pamphlets advertise products of interest to druggists.  <title render="italic">A Few Good Things Illustrated</title> from Frederick Stearns ＆ Co. of Detroit, Michigan, contains in addition to information on products such as Wine of Cod Liver Oil and Kolavin, engravings of the bottles.  The Parke Davis ＆ Co. pamphlet, <title render="italic">Fluid Extracts ＆ Other Pharmaceuticals, Especially Adapted to the Convenience of Druggists,</title> includes formulas for pharmaceutical compounds in addition to the chemicals being offered for sale.  An advertisement for the Florence Faradic Battery (1885) underscores Miller's fascination with new devices.  The single photograph shows the interior of the Miller ＆ Brockette Drug Store ca. 1910-1920.</p>
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		<head>Arrangement</head> 
		<p>Organized into six series.</p> 
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		<head>Restrictions on Access</head> 
		<p>None.</p> 
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	<userestrict><head>Terms Governing Use</head><p>Open for research by appointment.</p></userestrict>
	<userestrict encodinganalog="540"><head>Publication Rights</head><p>Copyright has not been assigned to the San Jacinto Museum of History.  All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Library Director.  Permission for publication is given on behalf of the San Jacinto Museum of History as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the researcher.</p></userestrict>
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		<head>Acquisition</head> 
		<p>Gift of Miller ＆ Brockette Drug Store, 1941.</p> 
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		<head>Processing Information</head> 
		<p>Processed by Sarah Canby Jackson, 2001.</p> 
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	<prefercite encodinganalog="524"><head>Citation</head><p>[Identification of Item], Miller ＆ Brockette Papers, MC047, San Jacinto Museum of History, Houston, Texas.</p></prefercite>
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	 <head> Index Terms</head> 
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			<controlaccess><head>Names:</head>
				<corpname source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="710" rules="aacr2">Frederick Stearns ＆ Co. </corpname>
				<corpname source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="610" rules="aacr2">Miller ＆ Brockette, Druggists </corpname>
				<corpname source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="610" rules="aacr2">Parke, Davis ＆ Company </corpname>
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			<controlaccess><head>Subjects:</head>
				<subject source="lcsh" encodinganalog="650" rules="aacr2">Drugstores--Texas--Archives</subject>
				<subject source="lcsh" encodinganalog="650" rules="aacr2">Medicine--Formulae, receipts, prescriptions</subject>
				<subject source="lcsh" encodinganalog="650" rules="aacr2">Pharmacists--Texas--Archives</subject>
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			 	 		<head>Places:</head> 
		  		<geogname source="lcsh" encodinganalog="651" rules="aacr2">Itasca (Tex.)--Archives</geogname>
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					<controlaccess><head>Formats:</head>
				<genreform source="TxHSJM" encodinganalog="655">Prescriptions</genreform>
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			<head>Inventory</head> 
			<c01 level="series" id="series1"><did><unittitle>Correspondence </unittitle></did>
				<c02 level="file"><did><container type="box">68.1</container><container type="folder">1</container><unittitle>General </unittitle><unitdate type="inclusive" normal="1908/1914">1908-1914, </unitdate><unitdate normal="1885/1914">n.d.</unitdate></did></c02>
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			<c01 level="series" id="series2"><did><unittitle>Financial</unittitle></did>
				<c02 level="file"><did><container type="location">16.1B.F1</container><unittitle>Prescription Book </unittitle><unitdate normal="19110321/19120723">1911, 03/21-1912, 07/23</unitdate></did></c02>	
				<c02 level="file"><did><container type="box">68.1</container><container type="folder">2</container><unittitle>Prescriptions </unittitle><unitdate normal="1885/1914">n.d.</unitdate></did></c02>	
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			<c01 level="series" id="series3"><did><unittitle>Printed Materials</unittitle></did>
				<c02 level="file"><did><container type="box">68.1</container><container type="folder">3</container><unittitle>Pamphlets, General </unittitle><unitdate normal="1885/1887">1885-1887, </unitdate><unitdate normal="1885/1914">n.d.</unitdate></did></c02>	
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			<c01 level="series" id="series4"><did><unittitle>Formulas</unittitle></did>	
				<c02 level="file"><did><container type="box">68.1</container><container type="folder">4</container><unittitle>Notebook: T. K. Miller </unittitle><unitdate normal="1888">1888</unitdate></did></c02>	
				<c02 level="file"><did><container type="box">68.1</container><container type="folder">5</container><unittitle>Loose </unittitle><unitdate normal="1888">1888, </unitdate><unitdate normal="1885/1914">n.d.</unitdate></did></c02>	
				<c02 level="file"><did><container type="box">68.1</container><container type="folder">6</container><unittitle>Loose </unittitle><unitdate normal="1885/1914">n.d.</unitdate></did></c02>	
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			<c01 level="series" id="series5"><did><unittitle>Notes </unittitle></did>		
				<c02 level="file"><did><container type="box">68.1</container><container type="folder">7</container><unittitle>Notes </unittitle><unitdate normal="1885/1914">n.d.</unitdate></did></c02>	
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			<c01 level="series" id="series6"><did><unittitle>Photographs </unittitle></did>
				<c02 level="file"><did><container type="box">68.1</container><container type="folder">8</container><unittitle>Interior of Miller ＆ Brockette Drug Store </unittitle><unitdate normal="1885/1914">n.d.</unitdate></did></c02>	
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