The Inglenook Doctor Book; Choice Recipes Contributed By Sisters of the Brethren Church, Subscribers And Friends of the Inglenook Magazine
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Green Salve.
536. — Melt together one pound of mutton tallow, two ounces of rosin, and two ounces of beeswax and when cooled somewhat stir in two ounces of white pine turpentine and add verdigris until the salve is of a bright green color.
This is good for healing old sores.— Mrs. T. Chafifee, Wood- land, Mich.
Broon's Rue Salve.
537-— Boil nine eggs till quite hard and let cool. Fry three handfuls of rue in two pounds of lard or unsalted butter. Remove the rue and when cool add the yolks of th...e eggs, rubbed fine, and one ounce of sweet oil. Strain through a sieve or cloth. If put in an open dish where the air can pass over it it will keep for months. An excellent salve for both people and cattle.— Lillian Domer, Baltic, Ohio.
96 INGLENOOK DOCTOR BOOK.
Elder Salve.
538. — For burns, scalds, sore nipples, chapped hands, put the inner bark of elder and a teacupful of fresh, unsalted butter in a frying pan and stew slowly for one-half hour, strain through a thin cloth, put in a wide-mouthed bot- tle and keep covered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Green Salve.
536. — Melt together one pound of mutton tallow, two ounces of rosin, and two ounces of beeswax and when cooled somewhat stir in two ounces of white pine turpentine and add verdigris until the salve is of a bright green color.
This is good for healing old sores.— Mrs. T. Chafifee, Wood- land, Mich.
Broon's Rue Salve.
537-— Boil nine eggs till quite hard and let cool. Fry three handfuls of rue in two pounds of lard or unsalted butter. Remove the rue and when cool add the yolks of th...e eggs, rubbed fine, and one ounce of sweet oil. Strain through a sieve or cloth. If put in an open dish where the air can pass over it it will keep for months. An excellent salve for both people and cattle.— Lillian Domer, Baltic, Ohio.
96 INGLENOOK DOCTOR BOOK.
Elder Salve.
538. — For burns, scalds, sore nipples, chapped hands, put the inner bark of elder and a teacupful of fresh, unsalted butter in a frying pan and stew slowly for one-half hour, strain through a thin cloth, put in a wide-mouthed bot- tle and keep covered.
What to read after The Inglenook Doctor Book; Choice Recipes Contributed By Sisters of the Brethren Church, Subscribers And Friends of the Inglenook Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brethren Pub. House to read onlineMoreLess
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