Early 20th Century Owens Clear Glass Cocaine Pharmacy Bottle sign Do not submerge in any

Do not submerge in any sort of harsh cleaning chemicals as it could remove the gold wash

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White carnations have long been a flower of mourning

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Early 20th Century Owens Clear Glass Cocaine Pharmacy Bottle sign Do not submerge in anyAn incredible piece of pharmaceutical history, this unassuming clear glass bottle actually contained a solution of cocaine. Cocaine was historically used to treat many ailments from toothaches to anxiety and depression and was widely used without prescription. In 1914, cocaine was banned except for medical use and by 1970 cocaine was labeled a Schedule II controlled substance making it strictly illegal for recreational use. This particular bottle was