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Saints & Sodas: 1940

June 1940. "Natchitoches, Louisiana -- drug store." McClung Drug, "Burial place of St. Denis." Medium format acetate negative by Marion Post Wolcott. View full size.

June 1940. "Natchitoches, Louisiana -- drug store." McClung Drug, "Burial place of St. Denis." Medium format acetate negative by Marion Post Wolcott. View full size.

 

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Ultimate remedy

Saints and Sodas, Cokes and Smokes, but in the end, it's Ex-Lax.

Cokes and smokes

that's all you need.

Louis Antoine Juchereau de St. Denis

He founded Natchitoches in 1714 and his name is all over town, including a funeral home. He's buried there--in the church, not the drug store.

[Actually he's buried under the drug store. - Dave]

Just wondering

Mr. McClung, can I get a Pepsi?

Drugs to Tchotchkes

McClung Drug is now the Hall Tree, an apparel and gift shop.

[With the same 1930s bronze plaque next to the trash can! - Dave]

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