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In the "old" days cough syrup would be purchased by the hospital in large quantities. The pharmacy then filled and labeled bottles like these for the specific patient for whom it was ordered.
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it does look alot like the wall is bleeding.
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that is a beautiful green color.
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it looks like a small patch of grass is growing on the floor in the back right corner and a few other places.
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the left wall has great color to it.
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i agree must have been beautiful back then, i think it cool how the board seems to have stoped in mid fall judging by the end on the floor
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As always, VERY captivating, Mr. Motts! Thank you for giving all of us another "fix"!
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Lots of glass area on those doors; Is the glass still in them? Kinda looks like it, but I'd be surprised if it wasn't all busted out.
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Restraint chair......YIKES!!
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Um... I think he's bandaging her arm
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lush !
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sweet!
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The cracking paint looks like a satellite picture of a city.......
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Nothing like the texture of peeling paint. Awesome shot!
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Yes, Mr. Motts, it's really great that you are able to include the original literature on some of these old machines. Thanks for digging this stuff up!
It's extremely interesting!!