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David Shaner papers, 1937-2007, bulk 1968-1998. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
Printed caption on verso reads: "Keekorok, Kenya; Columbus sailed one way...Vasco da Gama another, discovering Kenya in 1498. For the next 465 years, its people lived under foreign flags. Today, the Kenyan shield-and-spears flies at the United Nations Plaza, the last of the great African game herds frolic in Kenyan national parks, and the Masai, as famous for their good looks as for their hunting prowess, consult physicians who often turn to Terramycin® (oxytetracycline) - found wherever medicine is practiced."
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Printed caption on verso reads: "Keekorok, Kenya; Columbus sailed one way...Vasco da Gama another, discovering Kenya in 1498. For the next 465 years, its people lived under foreign flags. Today, the Kenyan shield-and-spears flies at the United Nations Plaza, the last of the great African game herds frolic in Kenyan national parks, and the Masai, as famous for their good looks as for their hunting prowess, consult physicians who often turn to Terramycin® (oxytetracycline) - found wherever medicine is practiced."
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Caption: ""Sticky Hand Lotions are Impossible--" says Mrs. [Josephine] Ely Culbertson." for Pacquins Hand Cream.
Published 1 Nov. 1934.
Local Numbers:
245305
Ivorydata4 1162
03061131 (Scan No.)
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Trade lit related to Pfizer, the world's largest research-based biomedical and pharmaceutical company. File includes Pfizer's 100th Anniversary book, published in 1949. Booklet Pfizer Science for Brewery Progress." A technical report of stainless steel clad aluminum for cookware, utensils and appliances. Booklet about the non-caloric synthetic food sweeteners calcium and sodium cyclamaes and calcium and sodium saccharin. A marketing kit to industrial clinics and dispenseries that contained order forms for antibiotic Candettes, Toclase expectorant compound and Tyzine nasal solution, plus information about those products as well as topical antibiotic ointments for skin and eyes and Bonamine for motion sickness. Tecnical reports from Pfizer's agricultural division, issues 1-6, 100-100B, 104, 107-114 (dated May 1965 through May 1967) regarding antibiotics for chickens, dairy cows, calves, mink, turkeys, swine, beef cattle and bees, plus vitamins and minerals for horses, livestock and poultry. A 1983 pamphlet on "Pfizer and Third World Health Issues". The 1956 Annual Shareholder's Report. A 1982 speach by Pfizer Inc. president Gerald D. Laubach entitled "The Chemical Basis for Modern Therapeutics." The story of Pfizer's research reprinted from "Inight" July 1989 Issue 14. A review of current (as of Winter 1959-1960) developments in vitamins, antibiotics and pharmaceuticals in the company's sales division publication "In Brief". A flyer advertising a 1989 cruise sweepstakes for Bonine anti-motion-sickness pills. Pamphlets from the 1930s: "Quality Chemicals", "Fourteenth Exposition Chemical Industries 1933", "Chemicals December 1933" ; intravenous "Terramycin" an antibiotic. "Spectrum" issues (Spring 1964 ; Fall 1965) ; Navane
Includes:
Trade catalog, manual and histories
Black and white images
Color images
Physical description:
47 pieces; 2 boxes
Language:
English
Type of material:
Trade catalogs
Trade literature
Place:
New York, New York, United States
Date:
1900s
Topic (Romaine term):
Biotechnology and biochemical equipment and supplies Search this
[Trade catalogs from DeKalb Agricultural Association]
Variant company name:
"In 1912, a group of DeKalb area farmers, bankers, and newspapermen, led by Henry H. Parke, founded the DeKalb County Soil Improvement Association. This Association was later known as the DeKalb County Farm Bureau...[which later became known as] DeKalb County Agricultural Association...In 1936, the Association dropped the "County" from its name and started to supply farmers outside of the DeKalb County area...In 1938, the company developed into two organizations under one management: DeKalb Hybrid Seed Company and DeKalb Agricultural Association, Inc. The Hybrid Company was used for research only, while the Agricultural Association was responsible for the production and distribution of retail seed corn...The name "DeKalb AgResearch, Inc." was adopted in 1968...Becoming DeKalb-Pfizer Genetics, Incorporated in 1982 was the result of a merger between DeKalb AgResearch and Pfizer, Inc." [Source: DeKalb AgReserch Records, Northern Illinois University http://www.niulib.niu.edu/reghist/RC%20190.htm ] Search this
Parke, Davis & Co.; Warner-Lambert; Pfizer Pharmaceuticals; Pfizer, Inc. Search this
Notes content:
March 1898 "Complete Catalogue of the Products of the Laboratories of Parke, Davis & Co." 1914 article "A Study of the Germicidal Action of the Ultraviolet Rays" reprinted from the American Journal of Public Health. 1914 article "The Pharmacy of Adrenalin" by C.P. Beckworth, reprinted from the Journal of the American Pharm. Assoc. July 1916 "Complete Catalogue of the Products of the Laboratories of Parke, Davis & Co. Manufacturing Chemists, Detroit, Mich. U.S.A." catalog begins by listing the fluid extracts of naturally occurring herbs, plants and seeds then moves on to tinctures, extracts, pills, tablets, elixirs, syrups and lozenges. 1923 manual uses of the company's Kreso Dip No. 1 parasiticide/germicide/disinfectant Farm Sanitation product for use on livestock and poultry. January 1927 catalog that includes a January 1928 supplement bound inside. Catalogs dated 1937, 1937-1938 and 1938. A 1940 flyer advertising Dental Mapharsen in the treatment of Vincent's Angina aka "trench mouth". Mapharsen was originally developed for the treatment of syphilis. A 1941 illustrated booklet commemorating the 75th Anniversary of Parke, Davis & Co. Circa 1942 catalog for "Biological Products" including Antitoxins, Antibacterial Serums, Vaccines (smallpox & rabies), Bacterial Antigens , Diagnostic Agents, Allergenic Extracts, Miscellaneous Biologicals (Immune Globulin, Horse Serum, Hemo-Protein). April 1948 Price Supplement D. February 1949 loose-leaf drug and biological product catalog. 1969 medical-surgical products catalog (includes surgical film, gloves, gauze products, adhesive products, cotton balls). A group of 20 booklets circa 1935-1940 explaining various Parke Davis Products. Examples include, "Mycozol and Liquid Mycozol" from 1936; "Protein Sensitization: Protein Extracts for Diagnostic Testing ; "Pituitrin: The Original Pituitary Extract" (1937); "Staphylococcus Toxoid (1937); "Tetanus Antitoxin" (1936) and "Neo-Silvol: A Colloidal Combination of Silver Iodide with a Soluble Protein Base" (1939). Vaccine therapy ; serum therapy ; phylacogen therapy ; gland therapy ; diagnostic proteins ; biological products (serums, bacterins, tuberculins) ; veterinary products ; Nov-Dec 1991 The Main Event (sports journal for Pharmacists) ; "Sinutab" ; "Furosemide" tablets ; "EPT" Early Pregnancy Test ; hypodermic needles "Parke-Davis traces its history back to 1866, when Hervey Parke and George Davis formed a small company in Detroit, Michigan. They pioneered the standardization of medications and built the first modern pharmaceutical laboratory. They also developed the first organized, systematic method of clinically testing new drugs. In the first half of the 20th Century, Parke-Davis introduced a number of breakthrough products, including the first bacterial vaccine, a pure form of adrenaline, and Dilantin® (phenytoin), the first widely available treatment for epilepsy and seizure. Dilantin® remains a valuable therapy against convulsions. After World War II, Parke-Davis popularized a number of anti-infectives, developed the Salk polio vaccine for widespread use, and introduced a new line of oral contraceptives. In 1970, Warner-Lambert acquired Parke-Davis, once the world's largest drug manufacturer. In 1976, the acquisition of Parke-Davis was approved by the United States Government and in the mid-1980s, Warner-Lambert refocused on three main businesses: prescription pharmaceuticals, consumer health care products, and gums and mints. The company grew with the introduction, in the early 1980s, of the first effective cholesterol-lowering agent, Lopid." Pfizer Pharmaceuticals acquired Warner-Lambert in 2000. (See http://www.pfizer.com/pfizer/history/2000.jsp).
Includes:
Trade catalog, price lists, manual and histories
Black and white images
Color images
Physical description:
47 pieces; 3 boxes
Language:
English
Type of material:
Trade catalogs
Trade literature
Place:
Detroit, Michigan, United States
Date range:
1800s-1900s
Topic (Romaine term):
Biotechnology and biochemical equipment and supplies Search this
