The Dixie Druggist, May 1913, is a fascinating monthly publication dedicated to the retail drug trade of the American South during the early twentieth century. Serving as both a professional resource and a community forum, this issue offers a vivid snapshot of the pharmaceutical industry in 1913, featuring a blend of practical advice, industry news, and advertisements tailored to Southern druggists. Readers will find articles on the latest advancements in pharmacy, regulatory updates, and best practices for managing a successful drugstore. The magazine also includes editorials, correspondence from readers, and reports on regional meetings and conventions, reflecting the vibrant professional network of Southern pharmacists. Richly illustrated with period advertisements for patent medicines, medical equipment, and store fixtures, The Dixie Druggist provides invaluable insight into the business strategies, challenges, and daily life of early twentieth-century druggists. This issue is a treasure trove for historians, collectors, and anyone interested in the evolution of pharmacy, Southern commerce, and American medical history.