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Window to Prescription Department
August 22, 1941
Two pharmacists busy themselves in the Tesiero's Pharmacy's prescription preparation area. Part of the customer waiting area is in the foreground.
Judisch Pharmacy Prescription Department
September 24, 1941
Proprietor George Judisch (right) and a clerk in his pharmacy's prescription department.
Stocks of Drugs
August 22, 1941
A display of various drugs and supplies at Tesiero's Pharmacy. Items for "Baby Needs" and "Diabetic Supplies" are located at either end.
Candy Counter
September 24, 1941
View of Judisch Pharmacy's candy counter, located on the west side of the store. A large Whitman's Chocolates advertisement is on the wall.
Oxygen Delivery
November 4, 1940
James Robinson and E. Newton of the Professional Pharmacy prepare to load a Linde oxygen tank for home delivery.
