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”Hindoo Pain Conqueror” was trademarked by Ridenour, Coblentz, & Co. in the early 1870’s, on file at the library of congress. My 2nd great grandfather Isaac Coblentz, his brother John Philip Coblentz Jr. and J. P.’s brother in law Samuel Ridenour manufactured and marketed the Hindoo Pain...- Copperweaver
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My name is Isaac Coblentz. My 2nd great grandfather Isaac Coblentz, his brother J. P. Coblentz...
My name is Isaac Coblentz. My 2nd great grandfather Isaac Coblentz, his brother J. P. Coblentz and J. P.’s brother in law Samuel Ridenour had a company called ’Ridenour, Coblentz &Co.’ of Springfield, Ohio. They manufactured and marketed “Hindoo Pain Conqueror”. I see that you made a post back...- Copperweaver
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