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Emily Netuzed recipe book, August 1874
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"For Corns" Equal quantities of Bees Wax. [illegible] Turpentine and Gum-Mastick, to be made into a roll and put in a Lead Paper. (1/ worth into 3 Rolls. Drop about 3 Drops from a Candle hot from the fire on a piece of thin Kid and keep it on the Corn till it becomes dry and drops off - "To clean Oil Cloth" Wash it very clean with warm water and Soda (not Soap) rub it with soft Cloths till dry, then polish it with Turpentine oil, rubbing it on with a soft flannel, and polish it with soft Cloths.
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"For Corns" Equal quantities of Bees Wax. [illegible] Turpentine and Gum-Mastick, to be made into a roll and put in a Lead Paper. (1/ worth into 3 Rolls. Drop about 3 Drops from a Candle hot from the fire on a piece of thin Kid and keep it on the Corn till it becomes dry and drops off - "To clean Oil Cloth" Wash it very clean with warm water and Soda (not Soap) rub it with soft Cloths till dry, then polish it with Turpentine oil, rubbing it on with a soft flannel, and polish it with soft Cloths.
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