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Drugs

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:

Tabloid Blaud Pill

 Item
Identifier: B390.03.0003.00008
Abstract

Photograph shows a bottle of medicine. The bottle is labeled "'Tabloid' Blaud Pill", "Ferruginous Pill (Blaud)", "Compressed Sugar-Coated", Direction.- One, or more, as ordered by the physician", "Burroughs Wellcome & Co.", among other information. Photograph also shows a ruler for size comparison in centimeters.

Dates: early-mid 1900s

Tabloid Blaud Pill and Cascara

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Identifier: B390.03.0003.00007
Abstract

Photograph shows a bottle of medicine. The bottle is labeled "'Tabloid' Blaud Pill and Cascara", "Compressed Sugar-Coated", "Direction.- One to Four, taken with a little water, with or after food, as ordered by a physician", "Burroughs Wellcome & Co.", among other information. The bottle is full of tablets. Photograph also shows a ruler for size comparison in centimeters.

Dates: early-mid 1900s

TB Wonder Drug, 1952

 File
Identifier: B002.08.0360.0027
Scope and Contents

Folder contains newspaper clippings and a telegram about new drugs and drug trials for tuberculosis patients.

Dates: 1952

The Denver Clarion, vol. 70, issue 56, 1966 May 27

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Identifier: clarion_v070i56_19660527
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Psychedelics – Experienced User Speaks on Drugs. New Finance Committee Forms Policy. Bizad Building Site Revealed. $10 Health Insurance Available for Summer.

Dates: 1966 May 27

The Denver Clarion, vol. 71, issue 9, 1966 October 18

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Identifier: clarion_v071i09_19661018
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Foreign Exchange – AIESEC Head Discusses Program. Marijuana Issue Raises Due Process Questions. Junior High Tutoring Sponsored by American Friends Committee.

Dates: 1966 October 18

The Denver Clarion, vol. 71, issue 16, 1966 November 11

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Identifier: clarion_v071i16_19661111
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Rusk Appearance Certain as Degree Protest Mounts. LSD-Use to be Crime, Panel Tells DU Students. A and S Commission Head Gives Academic Conflict as Reason for Resignation. As Viet War Escalates – Students Soon to Become Soldiers. Johnson-McFarlane Asks for Working Fire Alarm.

Dates: 1966 November 11

The Denver Clarion, vol. 71, issue 45, 1967 March 31

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Identifier: clarion_v071i45_19670331
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Senate Committee Revokes SDS Charter. Survey Shows Abortion Views. Extensive “Pot” Arrests Likely As Police Begin Campus Raids. Applications Open for Editorships. Thirteen AUSA Offices Unfilled, Many Senate Races Uncontested. One Hundred Students Registered for Spring Free University Courses.

Dates: 1967 March 31

The Denver Clarion, vol. 71, issue 46, 1967 April 1

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Identifier: clarion_v071i46_19670401
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Morris Asked to Head University. Twenty-Three Arrested – Students Detained After “Pot” Raids. Fraternities to Integrate. Pace Withdraws from Prexy Race. Faculty Plan Gas Mask Protest Over DRI’s Weapons Research. No “Meeting”.

Dates: 1967 April 1

The Denver Clarion, vol. 71, issue 48, 1967 April 7

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Identifier: clarion_v071i48_19670407
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Sixteen Students Suspected of Marijuana and LSD Use. Attorney General – Clark to Deliver Commencement Address. Newcomer Wins in AUSA Election. Senate Reinstates SDS; Removes Restrictions.

Dates: 1967 April 7

The Denver Clarion, vol. 71, issue 55, 1967 May 2

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Identifier: clarion_v071i55_19670502
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“No Administrators” – Students Okay Bill of Rights. Colorado Loyalty Oath Declared Unconstitutional by U.S. Judges. Gratton, Pace Win A and S Senate Seats. DU English Profs Next Speakers in Lecture Series. Marijuana Report – Euphoria Induced by “Potting Up” Described.

Dates: 1967 May 2