One dentist, self-dubbed “Painless Parker” claimed to have pulled all 357 teeth in this necklace in one day. - From the Dental Museum in Philadelphia, PA

One dentist, self-dubbed “Painless Parker” claimed to have pulled all 357 teeth in this necklace in one day. - From the Dental Museum in Philadelphia, PA

City Hall Interior, San Francisco, 1906

Frog-Hopping Gravestones. Glasgow, 1948.

Two Artificial Noses, 17Th-18Th Century

One Of Jeffrey Dahmer&Amp;Rsquo;S Victims. This Is An Actual Photograph Of One Of His Victims That He Posed. He Began To Inject His Victims In The Head With Hydrocloric Acid Or Boiling Water Hoping To Turn Them Into Zombies And Sex Slaves.

Mercurochrome&Amp;Hellip;Prevent Infection! Too Bad This And So Many Other Treatments Were Never Tested. Fda Pulled This Topical After Linking It To Mercury Poisoning!

Hernia Tool (1850S) This Unique Tool Was Used After The Restoration Of A Hernia. It Was Inserted Into The Body Near The Affected Area And Left There For A Week To Produce Scar Tissue That Would Help Seal Off The Hernia.

Wow! Body Scan Of 250 Pound Woman And 120 Pound Woman. If This Isn&Amp;Rsquo;T Motivation To Work Out, I Don&Amp;Rsquo;T Know What Is!! Note To Self: Look At The Size Of The Intestines And Stomach; How The Knee Joints Are Rubbing Together; The Enlarged Heart;

Arrow Remover. 1500S

Spoookyscary

Artificial Arm From The 1800S.

Oh, Children!

The Cakewalk Was A Dance That Was Performed By Slaves At Get Togethers On Plantations. There Are Many Theories As To Its Origin, One Being That Slaves Borrowed The Dance From The Seminole Indian Tribe. The Dance Caught On In Society In The Late 1800&Amp;Rsquo

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