MANIFOLD USES

Evening Post, Issue 50, 27 August 1935, Page 15

MANIFOLD USES

,;The lemon is one of:the most beneficial fruits grown,: and its. uses are many and varied, states an exchange.

Did you know.'fpr instance, that a few diops:of lemon-juice will mitigate the pain of ;a bee sting?■ ;/ v ■'• .;■-- ■; ';;

Slf-.yourgums require toning up, rub them with ;a: piece -of lemon. Tartar may be removed from the teeth in; the sariieiwayi:-/:.; - . : / >'.-v-.-';-j.'v ■' /-;///

;To check an/impending cold /take some of the juice boiled, just prior'tb retiring, to bed. ; .■•■..■ '■-'-.

.'When cleaning brass, wash thoroughly,: with hot, soapy : water, -y well, then/rub;with a sectionibf lemon;;■;. f

V: A" bilious.headache may be curediby takmg : the :jiiice, unsweetened, before breakfast..■;>■'.:/;:/;';//'-■-;: :v/: ■ '■'■ -•

Add;:a/little to/tinned fruit to prove the flavour. >:;:/;-.■" - .' ■ ■■'■.

Always heat a lemon, before using arid you will get twice the quantity of juice:frbrnat.' y: "-■ /-/V^-JO-;^?- :. ■ If when using "a lemon you"only require half of it,- put ttie remaining half on a plate and cover with a tumbler. , This excludes the, air.- and prevents the lemon from drying lip. l An London 'doctor writes: Its uses are' manifold, and the more we employ it externally, the better we. shall find ourselves," '