Today’s Find: Alabama Yesterdays blog post “Snow Terror on #Alabama 36” tinyurl.com/3d53t4hc #alabama #alabamayesterdays

Today's Find: Alabama Yesterdays blog post "Alabama Medical Journal 1906: What the People & the Doctors Should Know" bit.ly/1lEIBLb #histmed #medicalhistory #alabamayesterdays

Today's Find: My blog post about the first certified, practicing female physician in Alabama tinyurl.com/ph4ykgv Halle T. Dillon at Tuskegee Institute in the 1890s #histmed #medicalhistory #tuskegeealabama #alabama #alabamayesterdays

Today’s Find: John Ford’s 1936 film “The Prisoner of Shark Island” about Maryland physician Samuel Mudd who was imprisoned for treating Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth tinyurl.com/4v6m4cpb & tinyurl.com/yckecd28 #histmed #medicalhistory #medicalfilm

Over 1000 works created by Huntsville, Alabama artist Carolyn Shores Wright [1929-2023] now available on Fine Art America for prints, mugs, greeting cards etc carolynshores-wright.pixels.com Painted mostly watercolor for 50 yrs. "Garden Visitor on Cyclamen"

Today’s Find: Alabama Yesterdays blog post “Lacey’s Spring Cemetery” tinyurl.com/459nb6hs #Alabama #alabamayesterdays

Over 1000 works created by Huntsville, Alabama artist Carolyn Shores Wright [1929-2023] now available on Fine Art America for prints, mugs, greeting cards etc carolynshores-wright.pixels.com Painted mostly watercolor for 50 yrs. "Drifting" one of her "Bird Life" series

Today’s Find: Prolific Alabama author Tom Roan’s story “Son of Frozen Hell” in “Big-Book Western” July 1948. More on Roan at tinyurl.com/bdfr3heh #alabama

Today's Find: Alabama Yesterdays blog post "Early Anesthesia in #Alabama" bit.ly/Ta3f8K #histmed #medicalhistory #anesthesiahistory #alabamayesterdays

Today’s Find: Elsie Hooper’s novel “Angels of the Pacific” about U.S. Army & Navy nurses in the Philippines during WWII tinyurl.com/yckrzzvw #histmed #histnursing #medicalhistory #nursinghistory

Over 1000 works created by Huntsville, Alabama artist Carolyn Shores Wright [1929-2023] now available on Fine Art America for prints, mugs, greeting cards etc carolynshores-wright.pixels.com Painted mostly watercolor for 50 yrs. "Bird & Berries" a pencil drawing

Over 1000 works created by Huntsville, Alabama artist Carolyn Shores Wright [1929-2023] now available on Fine Art America for prints, mugs, greeting cards etc carolynshores-wright.pixels.com Painted mostly watercolor for 50 yrs. "Horse Weather Vane"

Today’s Find: Alabama Yesterdays blog post “Last Streetcar Run in #Gadsden in 1934” tinyurl.com/34vmvxnf #Alabama #gadsdenalabama #streetcar #alabamayesterdays

"Jack and Jill" March 1966. This "better magazine for boys & girls" began in 1938 & continues today en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_an... Alabama Yesterday blog posts on a childhood subscription at tinyurl.com/3xvzyar7 & tinyurl.com/yvfxkdwf #alabamayesterdays #childrensmagazine

Today’s Find: One of the most famous tales published in the legendary “Weird Tales” magazine was the 1938 “Three Marked Pennies” by Birmingham, Alabama native Mary Elizabeth Counselman. More on her at tinyurl.com/5y38zc7a #maryelizabethcounselman #alabama

Today’s Find: In the 1947 film “High Wall” Steven Kenet’s wife has been murdered & he can’t remember what happened. Rather than face a trial, he is sent to an asylum where he undergoes “narcosynthesis” [light dose of sodium pentothal] to help his memory tinyurl.com/mu74535p

Today's Vintage Advertisement: From Pinkston & Scruggs in Jackson, Tennessee tinyurl.com/57y74reh #histmed #medicalhistory

1852 March 26: Dr. William Mallett in North Carolina performed one of the first C-sections in the U.S. South where the patient survived bit.ly/1lMchld #histmed #medicalhistory

Today's Vintage Book Cover: Florence Stuart wrote a number of medical romances tinyurl.com/2wr8chxf This title first published in 1965, reprinted in 1992 #histmed #histnursing #medicalhistory #nursinghistory

1753 Mar 26: Inventor & physicist Benjamin Thompson [Count Rumford] born. Founded Royal Institution with Joseph Banks; their first hire was Humphry Davy. He died 21 Aug 1814 tinyurl.com/y9kkljx #histmed #medicalhistory

Over 1000 works created by Huntsville, Alabama artist Carolyn Shores Wright [1929-2023] now available on Fine Art America for prints, mugs, greeting cards etc carolynshores-wright.pixels.com Painted mostly watercolor for 50 yrs. "Anne's Collection"

Over 1000 works created by Huntsville, Alabama artist Carolyn Shores Wright [1929-2023] now available on Fine Art America for prints, mugs, greeting cards etc carolynshores-wright.pixels.com Painted mostly watercolor for 50 yrs. "Iris Pair"

Today’s Find: My son Amos’ 3rd book is available, “The Battle of Danziger Bridge” a collection of interlocking stories published by Livingston Press tinyurl.com/yp5xbfmy The book has pages at Good Reads tinyurl.com/bddscb57 & StoryGraph tinyurl.com/mpkrjs96 More at www.amosjasperwright.com

Today’s Comic: “Myra North, Special Nurse” ran as a daily comic strip from Feb 10, 1936 until March 25, 1939 tinyurl.com/y6tmpynv & tinyurl.com/y22h83re #histmed #medicalhistory #medicalcomic

Today’s Find: “Medical Investigation” was an American TV series on NBC that ran for 20 episodes Sept 9, 2004-Mar 25, 2005 An elite team from the National Institutes of Health investigates unusual public health crises tinyurl.com/yaudnq7a #histmed #medicalhistory #medicaltv

Today’s Find: Alabama Yesterdays blog post “Two Alabama Natives on ‘Maverick’” tinyurl.com/3ydeuuz3 #alabama #alabamayesterdays #louisfletcher #rgarmstrong

Over 1000 works created by Huntsville, Alabama artist Carolyn Shores Wright [1929-2023] now available on Fine Art America for prints, mugs, greeting cards etc carolynshores-wright.pixels.com Painted mostly watercolor for 50 yrs. "Owl Pair"

Today’s Find: “Doctor Stranger” is a 2014 South Korean medical TV drama set in both North and South tinyurl.com/y6esfgsd #histmed #medicalhistory #medicaltv

Today's Find: "Doogie Howser, MD" was a US medical TV show about a teenage doctor that ran on the ABC network from Sept 19, 1989 to Mar 24, 1993 tinyurl.com/melft7j This 16 Dec 1989 issue also contains an article about how unrealistic the show was #histmed #medicalhistory

1871 Apr 16: Irish playwright JM Synge was born. Essay "Under ether: Personal experiences" published after his death on 24 Mar 1909. Can be found in Vol. 4 of his "Works" at tinyurl.com/n2gz2fg & tinyurl.com/y3l237rz #histmed #medicalhistory