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🌹 This is an original 1930s glycerin and rose water label from Waggoner Drug Co., a long‑standing neighborhood pharmacy located at the corner of 9th and Main Street in Klamath Falls, Oregon. It’s a gentle, human piece of Depression‑era pharmacy history focused on comfort and everyday care.

Glycerin and rose water mixtures were widely loved for their soothing properties and were commonly used to treat chapped hands, face, and lips. Affordable and familiar, these blends offered small daily relief during hard times and were often mixed, bottled, and sold directly by local drugstores.

🏪 Waggoner Drug Co. was more than a place to fill prescriptions. From the 1920s through the 1970s, it served as a community hub, known for personal service and creative promotions that turned routine visits into neighborhood events. Labels like this helped reinforce trust and familiarity with customers.

🧪 Measuring approximately 2½″ × 1½″, this example is offered in New Old Stock (NOS) condition with little to no wear. It has never been affixed to a container and remains exactly as it left the printer nearly a century ago.

📜 Collected today as pharmacy ephemera, this label offers a glimpse into a quieter side of medical history — one shaped by local businesses, everyday comforts, and human connection.

A calm, reassuring piece of Oregon drugstore history.