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Castoria may
refer to : Kastoria, city in West Macedonia, Greece, also a Gr****
Orthodox Metropolitan see.
Known as
Castoria in
Aromanian Kastoria (regional...
- Fletcher's
Castoria, now
known as Fletcher's Laxative, is an oral
syrup containing a
stimulant laxative and
ingredients to
soothe the stomach. It is a...
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marketed proprietary medicines, notably, the
stimulant laxative Fletcher's
Castoria and the
ointment Centaur Liniment. The
company is
historically significant...
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George Melanthiou Some ten
Latin bishops of
Castoria are
known from the 13th to the 15th centuries.
Castoria is
listed by the
Catholic Church as a titular...
- (Constantinus Castriotus,
surnamed Meserechus,
Prince of
Aemathia and
Castoria). The
toponym Castoria has been
interpreted as Kastriot,
Kastrat in Has,
Kastrat in...
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cough drops,
Lydia E. Pinkham's
vegetable compound for women, Fletcher's
Castoria and even
Angostura bitters,
which was once
marketed as a stomachic. Though...
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Kruja and Ulcinj. They soon
retreated from all of
those towns keeping only
Castoria under their permanent control. Some
sources explain that
Ottomans probably...
- advertising)
organized and led the
Centaur Company,
makers of "Fletcher's
Castoria",
serving as
president and
general manager. He was born
December 25, 1837...
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included oils, salts, herbs, iodine,
witch hazel, magnesia, bi****h, alcohol,
castoria,
lactated pepsin, turpentine, charcoal,
animated ash, soda,
cream of tartar...
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included French Camp and the site of Stockton.
French Camp was also
known as
Castoria, the
Latin word for "beaver"
being "castor",
reflecting its
central role...
