[Ebony, December 1959. Via Google Books.]
The 1917 Year Book of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Chicago: American Pharmaceutical Association, 1919) describes Musterole as “composed essentially of lard or some similar material, oil of mustard, menthol and camphor.” Ads older than the one above offer grisly reassurance:
[Popular Mechanics, April 1921. Via Google Books.]
Our ancestors were made of strong stuff, stronger than mustard even.
Musterole is an item in this J.D. Salinger catalogue. Also in the catalogue: Argyrol, Sal Hepatica, Stopette.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Musterole
By Michael Leddy at 6:37 AM
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