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For Film Friday #85, Madison watches Shane for the first time.

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Dennis Shogren

Turpentine gets mentioned and would have been almost certainly distilled sap (oil fraction) from the spruce pine tree. If in a store today this would be the most expensive paint thinner because it’s not made from petroleum. The label will say "pure gum spirits of turpentine." The Merck Manual was a reference book that listed all medicinal substances known at the time of its publication. The 1899 edition listed 88 different conditions that turpentine was listed as a treatment for.