People's Drug Store: How's Your Liver?

If the vibrators are for reducing wrinkles, then what are the "French Tickling Rings" for? (Look just under the word "Fountain", between the nail clippers and the um, chains.)

[They're for babies to chomp on. Teething, not "tickling." And necklaces ("Job's Tears"), not chains. - Dave]

>Not sure what is in those boxes but they must be impervious >to heat as they are on a table over the radiator.

Looks like electric heat clamps for curlers.

[They're Star electric massage vibrators. Supposedly a beauty aid. See below. - Dave]

The pictures on display definitely age the photo the most. I'd say the mid-20's, judging by the fact the pics are all of silent film stars.

You can see pretty much all of those photos in better detail at http://www.silentladies.com/

Just FYI. :)

i am going to say the twenties, because there are a few pictures up high, who look like one could be mary pickford. in fact, i'm going to say, yes, that IS mary pickford, i have seen that picture before!!

The large Kewpie Doll in the back next to the sale sign might be a good clue.

by the Beta tapes stacked below the "cough and cold" sign on the right. Well, they look like Beta tapes.

Wish I had that display knack every month when I try to come up with cheap, creative bulletin boards at school...

The guy with his hands in his pockets looks like he is "gonna rob da joint"

According to this Craig's Listing, Pyralin Ivory was first produced in 1919, so the photo is at least as recent as that.
http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/clt/392275274.html

And this page talks about how Hypo Cod was being sold in a drug store as a cure for asthma and advertised in a 1921 newspaper.
http://ww3.telerama.com/~cass/Monessen1921-1940.html

Not sure what is in those boxes but they must be impervious to heat as they are on a table over the radiator.

http://travelindiaphoto.blogspot.com/ is my photo blog. Plz have a look. There are photos from India.

Liver is ok, However.....the item "Hypo Cod"...hmmm....many images, none all that pleasant.

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