Antique MOUNT CLEMENS MI PANACEA SPRING Water 1926 FIVE Gallon 20in
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Antique MOUNT CLEMENS PANACEA SPRING Water 1926 FIVE Gallon 20 INCH HEIGHT 10 INCH ACROSS AN AQUA Glass Bottle. THERE IS DIRT IN THE BOTTLE FROM SITTING IN A BARN FOR A LONG LONG TIME AND IT IS SOLD AS SHOWN AS IS AND FAR AS I KNOW IT IS DIRT AS IT LOOKS LIKE DUST OR SAND ETC OR SOMETHING FROM THE BARN . this takes a large home depot plastic tub to ship and a quilt to wrap it in and also postage retail ground also for an approx. total for shipping of $130.00 for this to michigan etc for an example .you have to pay to play and the usps makes it hard. General Information: on mount clemens spring water company.
For more than a century, the world's elite flocked to the resort town of Mt. Clemens, Michigan to soothe their bodies in the ancient healing waters of the Michigan Basin. With 34 essential minerals, Mt. Clemens seawater contains the highest mineral content of any body of water in the world.
Although the glory days of "America's Bath City" are long gone, today's spas and medical researchers are taking a second look at the unique mineral complex of Mt. Clemens water.The story goes that in 1868 an old horse was put out to pasture to end its days. The poor nag spent its time stomping in the mud and water near some abandoned, leaky salt tanks. Soon the horse was no longer limping and became thoroughly rejuvenated. Thus, they say, was the discovery of the curative powers of the waters under Mt. Clemens.
News of the miracle spread, and soon the rush to Mt. Clemens was underway. Proponents of the baths proclaimed the treatment's miraculous power to relieve the discomfort associated with skin problems, tired muscles and joints, and a number of other ailments. Postcards of the times proudly showed the infirm emerging from the baths free of pain.
The first bath house opened in Mt. Clemens in 1873 and the industry grew steadily, reaching its height of popularity in 1910-1911. USERS OF THIS WATER WERE AMONG OTHERS:
Henry Ford, auto pioneer
- Mae West, actress
- Babe Ruth, home-run king
- Booth Tarkington, author
- William Randolph Hearst, newspaper mogul
- Helena Rubinstein, beauty maven
- William Kellogg, cereal king
- Jerome Kern, songwriter
- Eddie Cantor, singer/songwriter
- William Jennings Bryan, U.S. Congressman
- Jack Dempsey, boxer
- John L. Sullivan, boxer
- William Steinway, piano manufacturer This place was an extension of the mineral water business in Mt. Clements that flourished in the early 1900's and beyond. The water was used for bathing and for the table. There were numerous mineral water businesses in the area back in those days. This is a gorgeous, rare, vintage 1926 Mount Clemens Panacea Spring Water FIVE Gallon 1926 Bottle! The embossing is super bold and crisp! This was Spring Water that was bottled by the Panacea Spring Water Company out of Mount Clemens, Michigan. Many people went to Mount Clemens, Michigan's Panacea Springs for the healing benefits of the Spring Water. The bottle is in wonderful condition with no chips or cracks and some dirt inside and a cork.
For more than a century, the world's elite flocked to the resort town of Mt. Clemens, Michigan to soothe their bodies in the ancient healing waters of the Michigan Basin. With 34 essential minerals, Mt. Clemens seawater contains the highest mineral content of any body of water in the world.
Although the glory days of "America's Bath City" are long gone, today's spas and medical researchers are taking a second look at the unique mineral complex of Mt. Clemens water.The story goes that in 1868 an old horse was put out to pasture to end its days. The poor nag spent its time stomping in the mud and water near some abandoned, leaky salt tanks. Soon the horse was no longer limping and became thoroughly rejuvenated. Thus, they say, was the discovery of the curative powers of the waters under Mt. Clemens.
News of the miracle spread, and soon the rush to Mt. Clemens was underway. Proponents of the baths proclaimed the treatment's miraculous power to relieve the discomfort associated with skin problems, tired muscles and joints, and a number of other ailments. Postcards of the times proudly showed the infirm emerging from the baths free of pain.
The first bath house opened in Mt. Clemens in 1873 and the industry grew steadily, reaching its height of popularity in 1910-1911. USERS OF THIS WATER WERE AMONG OTHERS:
Henry Ford, auto pioneer
- Mae West, actress
- Babe Ruth, home-run king
- Booth Tarkington, author
- William Randolph Hearst, newspaper mogul
- Helena Rubinstein, beauty maven
- William Kellogg, cereal king
- Jerome Kern, songwriter
- Eddie Cantor, singer/songwriter
- William Jennings Bryan, U.S. Congressman
- Jack Dempsey, boxer
- John L. Sullivan, boxer
- William Steinway, piano manufacturer This place was an extension of the mineral water business in Mt. Clements that flourished in the early 1900's and beyond. The water was used for bathing and for the table. There were numerous mineral water businesses in the area back in those days. This is a gorgeous, rare, vintage 1926 Mount Clemens Panacea Spring Water FIVE Gallon 1926 Bottle! The embossing is super bold and crisp! This was Spring Water that was bottled by the Panacea Spring Water Company out of Mount Clemens, Michigan. Many people went to Mount Clemens, Michigan's Panacea Springs for the healing benefits of the Spring Water. The bottle is in wonderful condition with no chips or cracks and some dirt inside and a cork.
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