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Ahead of Her Time: The Legacy of Lena Burckhardt Swift (later Mrs. Lena Swift Huntley), One of America’s Earliest Female Corporate Presidents (1897–1898) based in Atlanta, Georgia. Decades before women in executive…
Introduction: A Legacy of Loyalty
Some leaders are born, and others are built. Fannie Lamar Gately (formerly Fannie Lamar Rankin) was both. She was the daughter of Henry J. Lamar, one of the founding pillars of the S.S.S. Company. Fanni…
Introduction: A Time Machine to 1897
Imagine walking down Peachtree Street in Atlanta in 1897. The city is buzzing with the energy of the New South. You hear the clatter of horse-drawn carriages and the occasional hum of a brand-new ele…
School Sponsorship Opportunities
Adopt-a-Team Community Partnership
Empowering students and strengthening schools. Through our Adopt-a-Team initiative, S.S.S. Company provides vital funding for sports, arts, and aca…
The history of Mother’s Friend has unfolded across 150 years and counting, surviving regulatory reform, evolving formulas, and major corporate transitions.
Today, Mother’s Friend is a topical skincare product used to help moisturize and s…
We’re excited to introduce our newest SSS skin care bundles, carefully designed to simplify everyday skin wellness. Each bundle brings together trusted products like Curasore, Tetterine, and Mother’s Friend Liquid, giving families depe…
The S.S.S. Dry Box is one of the earliest documented products created by the Swift Specific Company, and the surviving examples provide a rare look into how customers once prepared herbal remedies at home.1 Moreover, its packaging, labelin…
Black Friday is here, and so are the biggest savings of the year on your trusted SSS skin care essentials. Whether you're stocking up for yourself, filling your wellness cabinet, or shopping for thoughtful gifts, this is the perfect time t…
Behind every bottle and box of S.S.S. Tonic is a human story—the workers who meticulously crafted and filled them, the marketers who envisioned their appeal, the pharmacists and storekeepers who stocked them on their shelves, and ultimatel…
