Aspirin is more important than sulfonamides, and for granted in John's opinion.

John, who is familiar with the history of drugs, knows that aspirin will be the medicine of the century in the future, and the hot sales will continue until the 21st century, and sulfonamides will inevitably be replaced by other antibacterial drugs in the future due to various shortcomings, and eventually gradually withdraw from the stage of history.

So John, who was limited to death by fixed thinking, naturally thought that aspirin was more than sulfonamide!

So even when the old Huntelaar and Nicklaus were more optimistic about sulfonamides and thought that the table of these three new drugs would definitely surpass aspirin, John still insisted on his own opinion, not only regarding aspirin as the future pillar product of Heinz Pharmaceutical Company, but also thinking that even if the three sulfonamides were not able to surpass it in a short period of time.

But as it turns out, the traverser isn't always right, either.

Aspirin was indeed popular, especially as more and more physicians tried out the fast-acting and safe drug, and orders soon poured in, keeping the hundreds of workers Nicklaus hire. When the March issue of German Medicine published Professor Wolfgang's research paper on aspirin, the increase in sales was noticeably faster. According to Nicklaus's projections, sales of aspirin in the first half of 1886 were likely to exceed 100,000 bottles! If we take into account that the current sales are mainly in Germany, and other countries have not yet opened the market, I am afraid that the sales in the second half of the year will skyrocket......

But compared to the three sulfonamide drugs, the sales of aspirin are still a little worse!

At the same time that John personally sent samples of sulfonamides to the Department of Medicine and Surgery of Charlotte Hospital, Nicklaus did not hesitate to arrange a trial plan for tens of thousands of bottles of new drugs. Not only that, but the doctors at Charlotte Hospital don't have a few doctors who have good connections from other places. Soon they began to promote this miracle drug in the form of letters.

Meningitis, pneumonia, enteritis......

Legend has it that this drug can treat so many ailments, and almost all of them are serious illnesses that doctors are helpless for. Not to mention conventional treatment methods such as yapian and phlebotomy, who is really a little skilled in doctors who doesn't know, these methods are basically useless!

In just over a month, the word sulfonamide spread almost all over the continent!

In this case, Professor Wolfgang and his physicians used more than 100 vials of sulfonamides in just two weeks. Although there have also been adverse reactions such as allergies, in general, sulfonamides are still quite effective in dealing with bacteria that are not resistant to drugs in this era, so much so that the professor of internal medicine has been eager to write two papers, which were booked by the April issue of German Medicine!

John didn't have the energy or interest to pay attention to these things, though, because he was already on his ticket to Vienna on Friday night. This time, he was accompanied by his own coachman, Henry, and the butler Hans stayed at home to take care of old Huntelaar, which was also the result of John's strong request. Otherwise, according to my grandfather's thoughts, the experienced Mr. Elber would have been more suitable to take care of him.

Not to mention......

Sitting in the rickety dining car, looking at the smiling face across from him, John felt that he could put his work aside and enjoy his trip to Vienna to the fullest – with Anna Brister with him, John could already have imagined that it would be a wonderful trip.

For John Moon, this was a sudden surprise!

Although it will be more free and easier to travel with only yourself and Henry, don't forget. In this era, the journey from Berlin to Vienna is quite long, and how pleasant it is to have a cute, beautiful girl with you? Not to mention with more and more contact. John's affection for Anna is getting deeper and deeper, although it is not yet the Cheng dù of love, but the two always have a very happy time together.

Therefore, whenever John saw Anna beside him, he couldn't help but be grateful to his grandfather, Old Huntelaar.

Just last week, when Huntelaar's grandchildren visited the Brister family, Anna learned that John was going to Vienna, and the girl who had been looking forward to leaving Berlin was naturally very envious. So he let out a casual sigh.

But after hearing Anna's exclamation, old Huntelaar suddenly smiled and said, "If Mr. Brister agrees, you can go with John, and I think he should be able to take care of you." ”

Anna didn't care about this seemingly funny remark, and she knew that she could only envy it. After all, if a woman in this era, especially a sixteen or seventeen-year-old girl, wants to travel, either with her family or after marrying in the future, otherwise it is almost impossible.

But what Anna didn't expect was that her father suddenly nodded and agreed after a long silence......

……

"What do you think?"

Seeing that John seemed to be a little absent-minded, Anna, who was talking, immediately pursed her lips and said dissatisfiedly: "Did you hear what I just said to you?" ”

"Huh? What did you just say? ”

Slightly stunned, John hurriedly smiled apologetically and asked.

"I knew it."

After muttering dissatisfiedly, Anna repeated: "I just said that if we go to Vienna, can we go to a concert by Mr. Strauss?" I love the blue Danube so much that I've always wanted to go and hear it......"

"Of course, if you have the chance, of course you can!"

Without hesitation, John nodded.

If the time is calculated, the author of the Blue Danube should still be alive now, and if he has the opportunity, John, who has a "star-chasing" complex in his heart, will certainly not miss this great opportunity, even if his interest in those historical celebrities is only to meet and say a few words.

After receiving John's assurance, Anna was immediately happy.

In fact, to be allowed to travel to Vienna with Johann this time was like a dream for Anna. Even with the Brister family's butler and a maid with her, as long as her parents were not around, the little girl would still be no different from going out alone with John. This kind of treatment was absolutely unimaginable for Anna before, but I didn't expect my father to agree this time!

At this time, seeing that John agreed so happily to her request, the little girl was naturally overjoyed.

"After all, she's still a very simple girl."

Seeing Anna's excited appearance, John's mood also became happy.

John was also taken aback when he heard that Mr. Brister had agreed to his daughter's departure to Vienna, for it was hard for him to imagine that Anna would agree to go out with a young man, even if he had his servants by his side. But after all, John is already a two-life person, and his mind is much more complicated than that of a little girl, and he soon found the answer from the expressions of his grandfather and Brister!

If John's expectations are right, the two have reached a certain tacit understanding.

Even though John will return to the American continent in a year, the relationship between the two families is now quite strong after the Brister family took a stake in Heinz Pharmaceuticals. And if John and Anna can go further in their relationship in the future, it will be an absolute good thing for both families!

The Bristers will have a huge backer with unlimited prospects, and the Huntelaar family will have a reliable ally in Europe.

For John, of course, he didn't care about the benefits that the Brister family could bring, even though he knew that when he and his grandfather left Europe at the same time, they really needed a reliable ally to help regulate Heinz Pharmaceuticals and Heinz Medical Devices.

However, because he really liked Anna, John acquiesced to his grandfather's arrangement.

And......

Leaning back comfortably, the corners of John's mouth quickly curved: "I thought it would be a boring trip, but with Anna joining, it should be more colorful, right?" ”

……

I'm sorry, I left it halfway through last night. (To be continued......)