Mrs. Culp's Diary, Wednesday, September 29, 1937

Oh, the pain!

Things got so bad for Mrs. Culp that her real physician, Dr. Gyland, made a house call. “Terrible pain of neuralgia sciatica,” she wrote. The doctor prescribed two medicines, costing $2.50 ($47.49 in current dollars), which were purchased at the Dritz Drug Store. Sister Else was in residence and was “great help.” Daughter-in-law Jackie and son William v…