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Advertisement for Multihist + APC, a combination of analgesic and antihistamine manufactured by Smith-Dorsey to treat the common cold. This ad was sent by direct mail to a physician practicing in Atlanta, GA.

Advertisement for Mol-Iron Panhemic, an iron supplement manufactured by White Laboratories, Inc. to treat anemia. This ad was sent by direct mail to a physician practicing in Atlanta, GA.

Advertisement for Miltown (meprobamate), manufactured by Wallace Laboratories. The ad appeared in the journal Medical Economics on January 11, 1965. The ad reports that Miltown is used to treat emotional factors in cardiovascular disease.

Advertisement for Miltown (meprobamate), manufactured by Wallace Laboratories. The ad appeared in the journal Medical Economics on January 4, 1965. The ad reports that Miltown is used to treat emotional factors in cardiovascular disease.

Advertisement for Meticorten, a corticosteroid medication manufactured by the Schering Corporation to treat rheumatic diseases. The ad includes information on the medication Meticortelone. This ad was sent by direct mail to a physician practicing in…

Advertisement for Meratran, a medication manufactured by the Wm. S. Merrell Company to treat situational stress and depression. This ad was sent by direct mail to a physician practicing in Atlanta, GA.

Advertisement for Meratran, a medication manufactured by the Wm. S. Merrell Company to treat situational stress and depression. This ad was sent by direct mail to a physician practicing in Atlanta, GA.

Advertisement for a variety of meprobamate medications, manufactured by McKesson Laboratories. The ad appeared in the journal Medical Economics on January 9, 1967. The ad pictures four different medications -- chloral hydrate u.s.p., potassium…

Advertisement for Mephyton, a medication manufactured by Sharp & Dohme to treat hemorrhage after the use of anticoagulants. This ad was sent by direct mail to a physician practicing in Atlanta, GA.

Original text of bill introduced in the Wisconsin assembly by Lloyd Barbee, a state representative from Milwaukee, to legalize marijuana.

Poster advertising a marijuana decriminalization rally in Madison, Wisconsin, on Sunday, September 30, 1979. The rally supported a decriminalization bill introduced in the Wisconsin state legislature by David Clarenbach, the state representative from…

Poster advertising a marijuana decriminalization rally in Madison, Wisconsin, on Sunday, September 30, 1979. The rally supported a decriminalization bill introduced in the Wisconsin state legislature by David Clarenbach, the state representative from…

Poster (c.1936) warning about the dangers of marijuana. The title reads: "Marihuana Weed with roots in hell! Not recommended for children." The text reads "weird orgies, wild parties, unleashed passions."

Pamphlet titled "Marihuana: Some Questions and Answers" (Public Health Service Publication NO. 1829) published by the Public Information Branch of the National Institute of Mental Health, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare in about…

Article about marijuana smoking from the November 26, 1938, issue of the Science News Letter.

Advertisement for Mandelamine, a medication manufactured by Nepera Chemical Co., Inc. to treat urinary infections to ensure a healthy prostate. This ad was sent by direct mail to a physician practicing in Atlanta, GA.

Advertisement for Lytren, an oral electrolyte medication manufactured by Mead Johnson & Company. This ad was sent by direct mail to a physician practicing in Atlanta, GA.

Advertisement for Deprol (meprobamate and benactyzine hydrochloride), a medication manufactured by Wallace Laboratories to reduce anxiety. The ad appeared in the journal Medical Economics on February 26, 1962. This ad reports that Deprol lifts…

Letter from Eli Lilly and Company to Edward Kremers, the Director of the University of Wisconsin Department of Pharmacy, on June 15, 1918, asking to "obtain any quantity possible of American Cannabis, high test."

Letter from Eli Lilly and Company to Edward Kremers, the Director of the University of Wisconsin Department of Pharmacy, on July 5, 1918, asking if Kremers would please advise if he were able to provide them "with any quantity of this drug [American…