Son of Dr. Jacob and Mary (Landis) Hostetter.
He was one of the principals in Hostetter & Smith, the manufacturer of Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters (a popular patent medicine of the period). He employed Charles W. Cooper (Find a Grave Memorial # 90015783)as his factory manager.
He made up a formula for a patent medicine, and in partnership with bis son and a Lancaster druggist named Green, who put his money against the Hostetter formula, they commenced the manufacture of the bitters.
He was one of the principals in Hostetter & Smith, the manufacturer of Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters (a popular patent medicine of the period). He employed Charles W. Cooper (Find a Grave Memorial # 90015783)as his factory manager.
He made up a formula for a patent medicine, and in partnership with bis son and a Lancaster druggist named Green, who put his money against the Hostetter formula, they commenced the manufacture of the bitters.
Son of Dr. Jacob and Mary (Landis) Hostetter.
He was one of the principals in Hostetter & Smith, the manufacturer of Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters (a popular patent medicine of the period). He employed Charles W. Cooper (Find a Grave Memorial # 90015783)as his factory manager.
He made up a formula for a patent medicine, and in partnership with bis son and a Lancaster druggist named Green, who put his money against the Hostetter formula, they commenced the manufacture of the bitters.
He was one of the principals in Hostetter & Smith, the manufacturer of Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters (a popular patent medicine of the period). He employed Charles W. Cooper (Find a Grave Memorial # 90015783)as his factory manager.
He made up a formula for a patent medicine, and in partnership with bis son and a Lancaster druggist named Green, who put his money against the Hostetter formula, they commenced the manufacture of the bitters.
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