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Revue d histoire de la pharmacie
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Un petit verre de Vin Ramey fait surgir l’épopée de la Grande Pharmacie de Paris (Reims, Amiens, Paris et Boulogne-sur-Mer). Première partie : Les officines de Reims et Amiens dans la tourmente de la Première Guerre mondiale

Authors: Savoye, Gilles; Raynal, Cécile;

Un petit verre de Vin Ramey fait surgir l’épopée de la Grande Pharmacie de Paris (Reims, Amiens, Paris et Boulogne-sur-Mer). Première partie : Les officines de Reims et Amiens dans la tourmente de la Première Guerre mondiale

Abstract

A small glass of «Vin Ramey » (Ramey Wine) brings out the epic of the «Grande Pharmacie de Paris » . Firts part : the pharmacies of Rheims and Amiens in the turmoil of the First World War – On the occasion of the commemorations of the First World Ward, the first part of this article traces the story of two pharmacies gathered under the name of «Grande Pharmacie de Paris» who were victims of the bombings in Rheims and Amiens. Starting from a small advertising glass engraved with the mentions : «V in Ramey Gde Pharmacie de Paris Reims» , the authors reconstruct its history and present the chemists who started the exploitation of this hygienic beverage : Léon Marbeuf and Camille Alezard, then Joseph Marchand and Jules Leroy. First settled in Rheims, in one of the first large commercial pharmacies, those two holders are at the head of a flourishing trade when the war breaks out. The city of Rheims is ravaged and their pharmacy is destroyed in 1918. However, as wise leaders, Marchand and Leroy had pre-emptively moved their stock to another establishment created in Amiens. This second Grande Pharmacie de Paris will also be affected by the bombing of the city.

À l’occasion de cette dernière année des commémorations du centenaire de la Première Guerre mondiale, la première partie de cet article retrace l’histoire de deux officines réunies sous l’enseigne «Grande Pharmacie de Paris » qui furent victimes des bombardements à Reims et à Amiens. Partis d’un petit verre publicitaire gravé aux mentions : «Vin Ramey Gde pharmacie de Paris Reims » , les auteurs reconstituent son histoire et présentent les pharmaciens successifs à l’origine de l’exploitation de cette boisson hygiénique : Léon Marbeuf et Camille Alezard, puis Joseph Marchand et Jules Leroy. D’abord installés à Reims dans l’une des premières grandes pharmacies commerciales de l’époque, ces deux derniers titulaires sont à la tête d’un commerce florissant lorsque la guerre éclate. La ville de Reims est ravagée et leur officine est détruite en 1918. Toutefois, en dirigeants avisés, Marchand et Leroy avaient préventivement déplacé leurs marchandises dans un autre établissement créé à Amiens. Cette deuxième Grande Pharmacie de Paris sera, à son tour, sinistrée par les bombardements de la ville.

Savoye Gilles,Raynal Cécile. Un petit verre de Vin Ramey fait surgir l’épopée de la Grande Pharmacie de Paris (Reims, Amiens, Paris et Boulogne-sur-Mer). Première partie : Les officines de Reims et Amiens dans la tourmente de la Première Guerre mondiale. In: Revue d'histoire de la pharmacie, 105e année, N. 398, 2018. pp. 211-230.

Keywords

Vin Ramey ; Grande Pharmacie de Paris ; Camille Alezard ; Léon Marbeuf ; Joseph Marchand ; Jules Leroy ; Reims ; Amiens ; Première Guerre mondiale ; pharmacies sinistrées.

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