OnMilwaukee.com recommends: Dec. 2, 2010
Published Dec. 2, 2010
A quick meal, a double-disc classic, cold beer, relief for chapped lips and so much more await you in this installment of OnMilwaukee.com Recommends.
Published Dec. 2, 2010
A quick meal, a double-disc classic, cold beer, relief for chapped lips and so much more await you in this installment of OnMilwaukee.com Recommends.
Published Nov. 20, 2007
Is it an urban legend or fact that this lip balm makes your lips drier and that people can get hooked on it? Let's see what snopes.com says.
Published Jan. 29, 2004
From its old nickname "Workshop To The World" to the fact that more of its population is employed in manufacturing today than almost any other American city its size, Milwaukee provides a lot of goods to the world.
Insert Sound Here Carmex. The medicated lip balm in small glass jars with the yellow cap. It is and has always been made in Milwaukee. Alfred Woelbing invented the concoction in the 1930's on his kitchen stove to alleviate cold sores. Woelbing (pronounced Well-bing) lived with his wife and ch...
Carmex. The medicated lip balm in small glass jars with the yellow cap. It is and has always been made in Milwaukee. Alfred Woelbing invented the concoction in the 1930's on his kitchen stove to alleviate cold sores. Woelbing (pronounced Well-bing) lived with his wife and children in Wauwatosa...