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My mom had a jar of this stuff when I was a kid (1960s). It contained a beigeish yellow cream and had a sweet smell. We used it on wind burn, chapped lips, rashes, etc.. It was amazingly effective. I don't know the date of manufacture of that bottle, but it always seemed to me like it was an antique at the time. My mom said she had that jar since her college days (1950s), but it looked older than that to me. We finally used the last of it by the early 1970s. I wish it was still available! The smell of it was worth the price!
Sorry, you're welcome to contact me at home (281-738-3362) if you know anything about this bottle.
I just found a bottle with the same words embossed in my pasture. I live in the Montgomery, TX area. The glass has a rose tint to it. I can send a photograph. Very interested in any information that anyone has about other bottles.
i have and add like that is on piece of wood!, i can send you a pic
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I found a poster of this card. It has the date of 1898. Not sure if it is original and idea?