The skull and crossbones symbol indicates that what's in side is a poison. Now, mind you, this is only the label! The vintage label is printed in red like most pharmacy labels from the early 20th century.
The back of the label has a gummed backing indicating a water-moistened adhesive. Please don't lick these to adhere to your project as we're not sure of the origins or content of the glue. You can use any water-based glue to adhere it to your project. Or, if you dare, dampen the adhesive lightly with a well-squeezed sponge (don't use too much water!) and hope for the best!
Wouldn't this just be great for Hallowe'en invitations or party favors?
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The label reads:
AQUA AMMONIA POISON Directions for Treatment - Antidotes External - Flood with water, then wash with vinegar. Internal - Give vinegar, or juice of lemon, grapefruit, or orange, copiously. Follow with olive oil. Eyes - Wash out with 5% boric-acid solution. Call physician. ____________________________
HATTON & ENRIGHT, PHARMACISTS 205 N. MAIN ST., URBANA, OHIO
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