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Judisch Drug Company Window Display
September 24, 1941
Decorative window displays in the storefront of Judisch Brothers' Drug Company. A variety of pharmaceutical glassware; mortars and pestles; and traditional show globes are utilized in the exhibit.
Pharmaceutical Refrigerator
November 4, 1940
A pharmacist checks the stocks of biologicals in a large, modern "walk-in" refrigerator.
Large Mortar and Pestle
1948
A pharmacist compounds materials with a large mortar and pestle in the dispensary of St. Joseph's Hospital.
Busy Pharmacy Scene
November 4, 1940
A busy scene at the Professional Pharmacy. James Robinson, proprietor, stands in front of the prescriptions counter.
Oxygen Delivery
November 4, 1940
James Robinson and E. Newton of the Professional Pharmacy prepare to load a Linde oxygen tank for home delivery.
Pharmaceutical Package Display
November 4, 1940
A display of various medical containers including glass bottles, boxes, and pill containers, all emblazoned with the logo for the Professional Pharmacy in Salt Lake City.
