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The Calomel Queue has been completed with this third installation. I'm not sure when I'll finish the next update to this series since genAI bums me out. I don't think anyone would really want to steal these, but the disrespectful sentiments are really demotivating. Maybe I should just get back to writing only 😪
Teething & Calomel
Cornelia Boardman wrote of her nephew in a letter to her mother in 1829, “poor little John Frederick has had another turn with his teeth, he now has four coming, the Dr. gave him calomel yesterday & he appears better today, but his stomach is in a dreadful state, dear little pet he suffers a great deal & will till he gets all his teeth, Eliza says his Father suffered in the same way.” Calomel was a mercury chloride formula that was used to treat many different diseases in the 19th century. It was used in teething powders into the 1950s.
Welcome to the Calomel Queue. This is the first of three comic installations where I test out brushes and limited color palettes.
The Calomel Queue continues with the second installation of comics.
...Not much happens here, but I did decide that, next time, I am allowed to use greys.
"I know, I can use the Queue to not overwhelm my small audience with the crossposting dump" well I have to post the latest item first because the farther it gets from Christmas, the stranger seeinng it gets.
So have some Christmas Mercurial Knight Cookie/Salt Cellar Cookie. I'm under the impression people call this Mercellar, but I will be tagging all of them with Calomel, what I personally call this ship.
Also, the planning dolls. I wanted to draw a red, ethanol-thermometer-themed costume for MKC since his Oz one is so silly 😭
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Case of an Hydrocephalus Internus, successfully treated by Mercury
First I want to post the following several statements from here concerning a mercury formulation called calomel ─ the author is explaining how such a toxic compound came to practically be deemed a miracle medicine well into the 19th Century: ❝How is it then that calomel, along with other metal salts, was commonly used by physicians for some five hundred years as standard therapy for almost every…
