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Pharmacist and Pharmacy Clerk
October 24, 1944
Rennebohm drugstore pharmacist showing a bottle of Pepto Bismol to a clerk.
Pharmacist and Customer
October 24, 1944
Rennebohm drugstore pharmacist showing over-the-counter medical products to a customer.
Rennebohm Drugstore Clerk with Mennen Baby Oil
October 24, 1944
Rennebohm drugstore clerk displaying bottle of Mennen antiseptic baby oil.
Rennebohm Drugstore Clerk with Vitamins
October 24, 1944
Rennebohm drugstore clerk showing male customer a box of Plenamins vitamins.
Rennebohm Display Window
June 9, 1944
Rennebohm's Drug Store #2, 204 State Street, with a display window featuring "Colorful, Substantial, Beautiful Serving Trays."
Magazine Display in Drugstore
July 22, 1944
Magazine display in Rennebohm Drug Store #10, 676 State Street, featuring an ad for Coronet magazine.
