[The golden age of medical radiesthesia].
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Publications and source records attributed to Thierry Lefebvre.
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At the end of 1919, Marcel Duchamp realizes, by means of a Parisian pharmacist, a ready-made that he entitles Air de Paris. We describe in this article the original ampule used by Duchamp.
Fragmented presentation of the "Poudres de Cock" and their famous adventiste claim: "the man with a hammer".
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In 1945, in application of the law of September 11, 1941, the first-rate "Tisane du curé de Deuil" was almost renamed "Tisane de Deuil". Some documents found in the archives of Laboratories Lesourd allow to redraw, at least partially, this administrative imbroglio.
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At the beginning of the 1930s, many French doctors and pharmacists practised dowsing. Some adhered to the 'Association des amis de la radiesthésie'. It was in particular the case of Gabriel Lesourd (1890-1976), owner of the famous "Tisane du Curé de Deuil".
Life and temporary death of a geat french mineral water: Bussang (1615-1983).
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The list of the seventy founders of the Société d' histoire de la pharmacie, in February, 1913, is here examined with care.
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From the diary of the shooting of La Belle et la Bête, the author studies the skin disease from which Jean Cocteau had to suffer, and the various treatments which were proposed to him.
The author is interested in connections maintained by Antonin Artaud with the medicine and the pharmacopoeia of his time, between 1915 and the beginning of the 30s. Antisyphilitic treatment and the drug addiction are studied more particularly.
The authors study of the history of "Tho-Radia", a cream with base of thorium and radium, launched in 1933 by Dr Alfred Curie and a pharmacist, Alexis Moussali. Tho-Radia disappears near 1960.
After Second World War, a debate sets in France the partisans and the detractors of the radio advertisement, in particular pharmaceutical advertisement. In this article, the author revises campaigns led, during the thirties, by Robert Desnos for Armand Salacrou.