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Pictures through the decades. (50th anniversary of the Minneapolis Color Photo Club)
PSA Journal
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August 1, 1990|
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Pictures Through the Decades
Although many camera clubs are older, the 50th anniversary of the Minneapolis Color Photo Club (MCPC), is a milestone in camera club annals because it was the first club in the United States to be devoted exclusively to color slide photography as an art form.
Kodachrome 35mm film became available to the public in 1936, but it wasn't until 1940 that Kodak began processing this film with a color-correcting light source, making a significant improvement in quality. It seemed an opportune time, so, in August of 1940, I invited 12 ...
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Lawsuit alleges fatal paraegoric mix-up
Magazine article from: Drug Topics
; ...tincture, which is commonly known as paregoric. Donna Marie Altieri's physician wrote...contains 25 times as much morphine as paregoric. The next day, she took one dose then...tincture of opium camphorated instead of paregoric. "The primary culprits are the pharmacy...
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Can quality nutrition services by delivered without eam support?
Magazine article from: Drug Topics
; ...Sidebar] HEADS UP! [Sidebar] Opium vs. paregoric [Sidebar] Recently, a 51-year...tincture (about 50 mg morphine) instead of paregoric. After the dose, the patient became...graduate confused that with opium tincture. Paregoric is dangerously referred to by its synonym...
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Drugstore, then and now
Newspaper article from: Sunday Gazette-Mail
; ...fellow and had a bellyache, I recall my mom telling my dad to go get some Paregoric, which was pretty effective. Years later, I found out why when I looked up Paregoric in a medical dictionary that declared it to be a derivative of opium. Maybe...
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W.D. King, Henry Irving's Waterloo.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Nineteenth-Century Prose
; ...a goodly portion of Shaw's review, "Mr. Irving Takes Paregoric," and a chronology beginning in I792 and ending in 1966...confuses his newly-arrived grandniece by a generation, drinks paregoric--"rare stuff to cut the phlegm"--remembers the commendation...
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More about pinpointed pupils.(MEDICAL MAILBOX)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Saturday Evening Post
; ...friend says that the old home remedy for diarrhea, paregoric, contains opium and caused small pupils, too. Is...Brown Louisville, Kentucky Your friend is right. Paregoric, also known as camphorated opium tincture, was once...
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 "Daily Post (Liverpool, England)")
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Letter: Ffisig lleol; LLYTHYRAU.(Letters)
Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; ...am ei hen nain yn Ardudwy, yn enwi'r ffisig lleol at beswch fel 'Squills a Paregoric'. (sgwils a paregorig yn Gymraeg!) Squills - winwyn y mor, a paregoric - i leddfu a lliniaru (alleviate and soothe) yng ngeiriadur W Richards, a Spurrell...
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Letters
Magazine article from: Drug Topics
; ...The letter published in your May 6 issue referring to the paregoric lawsuit discussed working conditions that are "potentially...excuses I am responding to your March 18 article about the paregoric mixup, which led to a patient fatality. It is not better...
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 "Hartford Courant (Hartford, CT)")
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Clogged Sinuses? Sign In, Please: Cold Medicine Goes Behind The Counter.
Newspaper article from: Hartford Courant (Hartford, CT)
; ...1970s a customer signature was required for the purchase of paregoric, an opium-based medicine that was used to treat diarrhea in children and teething pain in babies. Paregoric has since been pulled from the market. Contact Hilary Waldman...
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Altered States: opium and tobacco compared *.
Magazine article from: Social Research
; ...shop in Sheffield, recalled his mother preparing a black cough mixture in the 1920s: "It contained aniseed, peppermint, paregoric (Camphorated opium tincture), laudanum, a stick of black liquorice, and a pound of black treacle. She called it `All...
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INNERVIEWS: 'I love being a pharmacist'
Newspaper article from: Charleston Gazette
; ...store except for maybe six weeks at Lynch's Pharmacy in South Hills. I just did little menial things there, like pouring paregoric from the gallon into little bottles. I didn't even know what a birth control container looked like. "I had gone to school...
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