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THJ5 DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, May .". 1922.
PHARMACY NIGHT HAS
LfiRGEJTENDANGE
Crowd Estimated at 3000 Passed
Through Pharmacy Build
ing Last Night
Wednesday night was the second
annual open night staged by the Col
lege of Pharmacy. It is estimated thi.t
about 3000 people passed through the
building to find out how their medi
cine is made. Gallons of hnnd lo
tions, face creams and tooth pastes
had been made up before hand and
it was thought that there would be
plenty of samples for all, but these
were all gone before the evening was
half over.
A seven-piece orchestra filled the
halls with melody as the procession
passed through. The hallway occupied
by the musicians was profusely dec
orated with palms and ferns. The en
tire building was strung with blue and
white streamers.
Everything was kept alive and go
ing from the physiological department
in the basement to the finger print
department oir the second floor. The
chemical displays in the basement
also attracted considerable attention.
General Manager Simpson ushered the
people through the building and an
nounced the special shows as they
were enacted.
Those In charge of departments
were R. Weimer, Manufacturing; R.
Chittlck, Assay; S. Buckey, General
Pharmacy Lab; R. Lewton, Scientific;
Miss Redford, home nursing; Chas.
Wible, Physiology; Wm. Davis, Drug
displays; A. P. Howe, Dispensing; and
R. A. Hardt, Lanterns.
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Subject of Sermon by James W. Macdonald at
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