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Dr. Pierce's Antiseptic and Healing Suppositories
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Small, green and black, circular metal tins labled as "Dr. Pierce's Antiseptic and Healing Suppositories." These vaginal suppositories claimed to purify, deodorize, and p [...]
undated | Still image | Historical Artifacts |
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Gelatin Coated Corrosive Sublimate Pills
Parke, Davis & Company
Small, light brown, glass bottle with a label for Parke, Davis, & Co. Sublimate Pills. A highly poisonous compound, corrosive sublimate had a number of uses in photog [...]
undated | Still image | Historical Artifacts |
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Health Services for the School-Age Child in Oregon
Oregon State Joint Committee for Health and Physical Fitness
A state report on health services for Oregonian children.
1944 | Text [general] | Public Health in Oregon: Discovering Historical Data |
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Lysol bottle
Lehn & Fink Products
Small glass bottle containing brown liquid with a handwritten label that says "Lysol." Lysol Disinfectant has a long history as a cleaning product, douche, contraceptive, [...]
undated | Still image | Historical Artifacts |
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Some Observations of the Medical Department in the Land War of 1812
Edgar, James D.
James D. Edgar, Captain, U.S. Army, Retired, read this paper before the Medical History Society of the University of Oregon Medical School on February 13, 2916. The paper [...]
1926 February 13 | Manuscript | Archival Publications |
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