Old-time Pharmacy price-50 000-mile race to Paris sponsored

000-mile race to Paris sponsored by The New York Times

"the pope told a crowd of thousands on the South Lawn of the White House in his first major speech in English

keeps his hand on the whistle rope to give one long blast as the horse-drawn engine rides into history

"Mine was an unofficial role in his political kingdom

and appearing at the Rose Bowl and the 1939 New York World's Fair

Old-time Pharmacy price-50 000-mile race to Paris sponsoredEarly drug stores offered much more than just bottles of pills, as seen here at the Collins Pharmacy in Islip, N. Y., circa 1915. You could count on a soda fountain, a barrel of root beer, glass display cases and tables and chairs. The local pharmacists made all medications on the spot for ailing customers, who probably needed a tall glass of soda to wash down the strong medicine. Soda fountains began to decline after Prohibition was repealed in the