porous plaster

Of the factory's earlier products, only porous plaster remained, and that was only made in winter.

In 1854, he invented a porous plaster for the relief of pain, and subsequently formed Alcock Manufacturing.

Bless my porous plaster!"

Also I made pores for porous plasters and high-grade holes for doughnuts and buttons.

Industry moved in around 1837 when Dr. Benjamin Brandreth began manufacturing Brandreth's pills and porous plasters.

I stopped my subscription to the Weekly Advocate because it still carried that wretched porous plaster advertisement, and I couldn't bear to see it.

In 1848 he bought Allcock's Porous Plaster from founder Thomas Allcock and the name of the firm eventually changed to Allcock Manufacturing.

Put both arms around me, just under the arms, and stick to me like a porous plaster, because if I have to move at all I'll have to jump like chain lightning.

I told him how people were always twitting me for never having had a beau, and how I had told them I had; and then I showed him the porous plaster advertisement.

As for the Fenwick part of it, I had a bit of newspaper in my hand, measuring a hem, with "Try Fenwick's Porous Plasters" printed across it, and I simply joined the two in sudden and irrevocable matrimony.