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THE VIRTUES OF VINEGAR

The hero of nursery rhyme fame "went to.bed to mend his head with vinegar _and brown paper," thus showing very good sense. For a vinegar-soaked rag spread over a bruise will: prevent discolouration- Vinegar is one of the most useful contents bf..the kitchen cupboard. It can be used medicinally, for the toilet,- and for laundry purposes. Uhen eggs are dear, the cake-maker will hnd that a dessertspoonful' of vinegar to a gill of milk is a good, substitute : and makes very light cakes. A little vinegar added to tepid water will-"set" the colours of a cotton dress, and pre ' vent it from fading. Vinegar in the washing water is excellent for preserving the colours of cretonnes and chintzes VVbeu cleaning furniture,'it i s a good plan to wash it all over with a little vinegar and water;, and linoleum will last longer if it is'cleaned with- equal parts of ohve oil and vinegar, instead of with soap and water. ■ The shiny appearance will disappear from blue suits when they'are sponged with vinegar and- water. As a gargle vinegar and water is good for relaxed throats, and a cough is quickly relieved by vinegar and honey in, equal quantities A vinegar, and . bran poultice is usefui for all aches and pains. This ia made by moistening bran with vinegar and heating it. It should then be placed in a cloth and applied to the affected part

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Evening Post, Issue 88, 12 April 1924, Page 15

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THE VIRTUES OF VINEGAR Evening Post, Issue 88, 12 April 1924, Page 15

THE VIRTUES OF VINEGAR Evening Post, Issue 88, 12 April 1924, Page 15

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