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Keep Smiling: 1902

Keep Smiling: 1902

"Doc" Cutright at the counter of his pharmacy in Louisville, Kansas. The calendar reads March, 1902. He wasn't really and M.D. All pharmacists back then were called "doc."

The Recipe

I think the pharmaceuticals of 1902 contained at least 80 proof white lightnin'. Is that Jaegermeister in the middle rack? I think I'll just KEEP SMILING as I take my prescriptions!

What's up, Doc?

I love the details in this photo - the crazy wallpaper, the stray teddy bear, the bowls of...something...inside the glass case. I bet those nostrums and specifics and elixers on the back shelves were at least 40 proof.

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