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THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA Journal
September, 1903
USA

G.S.E. the Latest invention by Harry E. Gavitt.

With this issue of the Era we introduce to our readers another new invention which undoubtedly will interest the majority. This invention takes the form of a society card game and is called Gavitt's Stock Exchange, the inventor being Mr. Harry E. Gavitt, the efficient manager of the W.W. Gavitt Medical Co., manufacturing chemists of Topeka, Kansas. Mr Gavitt has been the originator of several excellent devices among which was a machine for the automatic feeding and sealing of envelopes at the rate of 15,000 per hour. Gavitt's Stock Exchange is claimed by the inventor to be one of the most exciting card games of the day, reproducing upon a small scale the excitement and confusion generally witnessed in the great stock and grain pits of the world. The cards used for playing this game are entirely different from the regular cards which are generally used in card games, and it is the novelty with which they must be handled in playing that makes the game so interesting and exciting.

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