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Exterior of Hieber's Drugstore
February 1, 1947
Art Deco style storefront of Hieber's Drugstore.
Frank P. Stanish
February 1, 1947
Druggist Frank Stanish of Hieber's Drugstore measures and compounds a prescription.
Interior of Hieber's Pharmacy
February 1, 1947
Many toiletries, medicines, and sundries fill the cabinets on both sides of Hieber's Drugstore. Traditional glass label bottles line the back wall behind the cash register and prescription counter.
Druggists at Work
October 17, 1946
A trio of druggists busy themselves in the dispensary of Richards Brothers' Pharmacy.
O'Donnell in the Lab
June 8, 1947
Druggist Joseph O' Donnell jots down some notes in his pharmacy's laboratory.