The opening of a medical marijuana dispensary in Kodak’s old Theater on the Ridge at Eastman Business Park has recently been in the news . Columbia Care will turn the leaves, stems and stalks of the cannabis plant into medicine for people with cancer, AIDS, epilepsy, and other neurological conditions. The facility is expected to be up and running this January…
We tend to forget that as recently as the 1930s Cannabis was listed as a medical prescription in the U.S. But while doing some research today, I came across this ad (shown above) from the 1895 Rochester City Directory for Cannabis Sativa being sold out of the Powers Building in downtown Rochester.
“The East India Consumption Cure” for nervous conditions, consumption, breathing problems, sleep problems, and a host of other medical conditions.
As they say, what goes around, comes around.
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I remember a neighbor smoking this what I thought was a cigarette when he had a bad asthma attack and not knowing what it was and it made him better ..I wonder if it was cannibis? We were young and never heard about it back then.