I found a small album of BELGIAN PHARMACY labels from around 1890-1910 in the Wellcome Collection, printed in Brussels by J.J. Lemoine, with Art Nouveau frames and bold two-ink lithography. I built a Recraft V4 Style from three of them and used it to open a fictional shop, the DIGITAL AGE PHARMACY, which sells with 1900 confidence but treats today's ailments. The series follows one tired patient through a single day, from the Monday-morning syrup at 7 AM to the only prescription that really works at midnight. Every label keeps the originals' two inks and ornate frames, but now draws laptops, earbuds, spam and doomscrolling. Same cures, new aches.