Antique 1910s Carbolic Acid Poison Label ✨ Graham & Worthams Drug Store, Corvallis OR neon_blacklight_decor The ones that were never

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Antique 1910s Carbolic Acid Poison Label ✨ Graham & Worthams Drug Store, Corvallis OR neon_blacklight_decor The ones that were neverA Complete Household Emergency Protocol, Printed on One Sheet This is an original, unused carbolic acid poison label from Graham & Wortham's Drug Store of Corvallis, Oregon. It is a genuinely large format druggist's label, printed in a single orange red ink on pale grey green stock, and it carries something most bottle labels of its era did not: a complete, plain English emergency antidote protocol, printed directly on the label itself. Every physical