[AT] Old time cures

[charlie hill]

Ted I don't know about Pinex but we had an ointment here that was called 
Pinee.  Not sure about the spelling but you said it pine  E.
According to the bottle it was the "unadulterated oil of the pine tree" and 
that's what it was.  Just plain pine oil.  We used it on cuts and scrapes. 
It burned a bit and smelled a lot like PineSol.  I can't find it any longer 
but I did find a bottle of livestock ointment by the same folks with the 
same brand name.  It is about the same except that the human version is 
clear and appears to be distilled down from the dark thick livestock 
version.

Charlie
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>
>
>       My Dad was a loyal user of Bag-Baum....and as you said, he used it
>   for everything !
>
>       As a kid in the 30's, I remember the cough medicine that you bought 
> at
>   the drugstore and mixed it at home with honey....it was called  "Pinex".
>
>   Ted
>


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