Unknown Local Medicine?

[Da Sand Crab]

Found this interesting bottle this week in the trenches. Looks just like a Wakelee's Cameline. The name NAU'S sounds local.

[hawaiiandigger]

Nice-did you post it on what is it?

[808kaz]

SOUNDS LOCAL...MAYBE SHORT FOR NAULU'S

[Bruddahbanzai]

yo ringman, after a little online surfing for the Nau's Dyspepsia Cure, I found this advertisement that was posted in a 1902 NJ newspaper. Apparently, there was also a Nau's Dyspepsia Remedy that was also amber. Nice bottle. Lataz, Bruddahbanzai

[Bruddahbanzai]

here is a pic of the Nau's Dyspepsia Remedy.

[Da Sand Crab]

yo ringman, after a little online surfing for the Nau's Dyspepsia Cure, I found this advertisement that was posted in a 1902 NJ newspaper. Apparently, there was also a Nau's Dyspepsia Remedy that was also amber. Nice bottle. Lataz, Bruddahbanzai

Thanks for the info Braddahbanzai, Maybe Frank Nau was a local boy living in New York? Interesting stuff anyway. Again thanks for the info and aloha.
Ringman.

[Mackaydon]

Frank Nau moved from Portland Oregon to NYC in 1902.

[Da Sand Crab]

Frank Nau moved from Portland Oregon to NYC in 1902.

Thanks for the info Mac. Because we have so few local (Hawaiian) medicines from the turn of the century, We are always hoping to find something new. Ringman

[Mackaydon]

I hear you, Ringman.
Actually, Frank Nau owned an all night pharmacy in Portland.
One location was in the Portland Hotel, then two other locations in Portland before he moved to NYC.
I, too, have an interest in the Islands; I was married there.
Don.......