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The following illustrations were originally published in Chanteclair, a Parisian artistic and medical revue. The magazine issued twice monthly beginning in 1905 and lasted until around 1935, its circulation mostly confined to the medical profession. In eight pages, Chanteclair intersperses poetry and engravings with feuilletons and expository articles lauding its publisher and sole advertiser, the cure-all Carnine Lefrancq, "pur suc de viande de b�uf CRUE CONCENTR�" -- pure concentrated raw beef juice -- a potential treatment for anorexia, chlorosis, consumption, neurasthenia, and other diseases. In addition, each issue spotlighted a contemporary surgeon, offering a capsule biography to accompany a typically allegorical caricature.
Careful examination is recommended - many of these are very weird.
Hot frothy maple syrup
Sour cream and other delights
Caution! Flying spaghetti pisserfish
Hot beef sundae
Celebrate Balls
Get your action here
God loves weed, too
Hold it
Kentucky fried watermelon
Intussicated
LA’s dopest attorney
Linux loves us!
Megaflicks
Naked driver’ no cash
No pants no service
Parking wank
Quiet a deal
Soapy rides
Soccer not allowed
Speculum inspector
Splattery
Temporary dead end
