Yesterday's finds and questions

[Newtothiss]

Yesterday was tough. The weather made it a bitch, as it was very stormy with tons of rain. I got soaked to the bone and covered in mud, and broke the 2 old coke bottles while digging.

This is the stuff that I brought back

Questions about these 5 things.

The small Bayer bottle is curved near the top.
(Last pic) is that a vinegar/oil bottle?

 

[Newtothiss]

Sorry. The format made it tough and wouldn't allow me to post how I wanted to, to make it clear and more understandable.
About the 5 bottles in question, the green ones I think are neat, I've never seen the scales of justice? mark, and I'm assuming the small one was for medicine?

The small Bayer bottle is cool, was it supposed to be curved/bent like that?

The one I'm really curious about is the baby food looking jar with the glass separation part inside, no clue on that one.

Please and thank you for thoughts/opinions.
I know none of this stuff is rare or overly cool to most of y'all, but I think some is rather neat and I had fun digging and learning. The site I'm at is overwhelming and the recent weather has made it even more difficult..
All the milk glass I found was broken, and a lack of patience and experience caused me to break the only coke bottles I've dug up.

Thanks again

 

[Newtothiss]

I believe the larger green one is mckesson, probably Epsom salt.

The baby food looking jar is a Skrip inkwell if I'm not mistaken?

 

[Len]

Maybe the Bayer was partially melted from being in the fire?...

 

[CanadianBottles]

I agree that the Bayer was melted. Dumps were often burned. And the one with the compartment is indeed a Skrip inkwell, meant to be easier to dip a pen into. Here's one with a box to explain how it worked: