St Louis College of Pharmacy - Prescripto Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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B llo Goodbye I URN 45' ll Il' ncligestion and After-Eating Distress N ew Antacial Mints T LAST - a new, easy way to quickly end stomach distress when you overeat-or foods disagree. Just eat a few Tums-the delightful new Antacid mints that quickly neu- tralize excess acids-sweeten breath -end heartburn, indigestion, gas, sour stomach. You've never tasted anything like these delicious Tunis made with the finest mint obtainable. They act so quickly-the taste is so agreeable Bring Instant Relief and they're so handy to use. Just carry Tunis in pocket or purse for relief when smoking too much or some disagreeing food upsets your stomach. Get a roll at your drug- gist's today. Only 100, Try Tums Free If you wish you can try Tums Freq, A full size roll will be sent you free and without obligation. Just send your name and address to The A. H. Lewis Medicine Co., Dept. 1, 4th I Spruce Sts., St. Louis, Mo. A FOR ACID INDIGESTION N- , Fon imma TUMMY A e A,.aaQ--- ' , Y ziv fki ' 'Sums Laid the , Y Ggwxaxx, V Q Lev' he Not 3:1-2'-5 viiXJu::etabxe is ' i l i N os ra iiluigs 'xv' in 4 V ' 5 if ifigftw el e m e 6 Y- eonvznlent S1 bin I M, ,H pl s 1nrs,,,,f 250- f, ggi: ff not? 1 5 70 , li' ! mlll Inn. TUMS 5354175 Page One Hundred N zneteen

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PCI Pfs Compliments of CD PEACUCK ULTA COMPANY FRED VV. SULTAN, President 4500 Parkview Place St. Louis, Mo Iviakers of the following Prescription Specialties: SANMETTO CHIONIA PEACOCK'S BROMIDES SENG CACTINA PILLETS PRUNOIDS Spa D99 Page One Hundred Eighteen

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THINGS WE'D LIKE TO KNOW: Why Bill Vinyard has a bigger pull than Sotier has? What makes Bill Wildfong and his date look so dippy in the dance picture'7 What caused J. L. Downing to wreck his car after a certain school dance? And how about Rosie? Where is Sid Smith's frat pin? Why River Hewitt doesn't stay home at night and sleep instead of sleeping in class? How Spook Speckart worked his quantitative chem? What noisy senior claims he is get- ting SS10,000 to get married? Who can understand Professor Clark's lectures? And why the same professor was offered Tums once upon a time? What member of the Senior Class in- jects nitroglycerin into people at par- ties? Who in the same class bets on a horse called Evelyn F, and why? Why Worry? There are only two reasons for worry: Either you are successful, or you are not successful. If you are successful, there is nothing to worry aboutg if you are not successful, there are only two things to worry about. Your health is either good, or you are sick. If your health is good, there is nothing to worry about: if you are sick, there are only two things to worry about. You are either going to get well, or you are go- ing to die: if you are going to get well, there is nothing to worry about: if you are going to die, there are only two things to worry about. You are either going to Heaven, or you are not going to Heaven: and if you are going to Heaven, there is nothing to worry aboutg if you are going to the other place, you'll be so damn busy shaking hands with old friends you won't have time to worry, so Why Worry? wk Pk 114 Patterson: Darling, I've been think- ing for a long time. Something is trem- bling on my lips-1 HOW many miles DF- Thayer walks She: Well, why don't you shave it during a lecture? off?'i MCKESSQN at In the year 1828 the firm of McKesson 8: Rob- bins was situated at the corner of Madison 8: Catherine Streets. Manhattan in those days was but a small town. The year 1868 McKesson 81 Robbins delivered a complete drug store from New York to a remote town in Montana. It was a far distance in those days from New York to that isolated little front town but even those thousands of miles of wilderness, the name of McKesson dz Robbins had traveled and its reputation for in- tegrity and fair dealing. The year 1888 the firm entered the manufac- turing iield and has steadily expanded. Today you will find the name McKesson 8: Robbins used in almost every country of the world. As years rolled by, the drug business changed rap- ROBBINS, INC. idly, which time McKesson 8: Robbins were leaders to meet the conditions that existed. The year 1929 saw the independent retailer in great danger of being eliminated by the fast growing chain and syndicate stores. To eliminate the independent druggists meant the elimination of the service wholesale jobber. Facing this situa- tion, McKesson 81 Robbins merged with fifteen of the largest wholesale houses in the United States, and J. S. Merrell Drug Company, the oldest wholesale distributing drug house west of the Mississippi River were one of the leaders Today this organization is composed of 67 ser- vice wholesale houses, serving over 40,000 incle- pendent retail druggists. They have the most complete research laboratory and manufactur- 'ing plant in the United States. McKesson-Merrell Drug Co. MCKGSSOI-1 'I -Sgt. Louis A D' . ' f Missouri MCKQSSOH SERVICE 'wS m 0 SERVICE N',S1rmnAnnalQum.lTY MCKESSON 8 ROBBINS Sr.mnxnoafQur.U-ry 'TW'-W INCORPORATED W cad DQ' Page One Hundred Twenty