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NZ Truth, Issue 1220, 18 April 1929, Page 18

Cleaning MURJKJT--%The Lemon Is | Real ' Boon IcWILETTE AID &:... Jj t S eems a very unfair thing that ", ihe: name of such a universal jy friend to man as the common |; lemon, should. be synonymous with l^httt'^of bitter old maids— human creatures soured by life. Here are a few of the ways m which the little yellow chaps are - useful to us:— TTOR falling hair, and that very unpleasant complaint, dandruff, the pulp of a lemon rubbed On the scalp is splendid. The juice of half a lemon m half a glass of cold water taken first thing m the morning is excellent for the complexion. A few drops of lemon juice will dull the pain of a bee sting. For headaches, neuralgia, corns, or bunions, applications of ' lemon juice are vsry. soothing, and it is claimed •will cure the most stubborn wart. "Of course, everyone knows that the -very;, best remedy for a cold is a hot drink of lemon juice, sugar • an6.ltvhisky at bedtime. Lemon juice m email quantities can be given „to bottle-fed babies, when the food'is boiled/ or tinned, for it is a universal anti-sc6rbutic remedy. Rubbing the gums with juice keeps them m good condition. Other uses are: — To prevent chilblains;' 'Whiten the hands and nails, take .stains from clothing. In fact, there is very ; little short of the miraculous that the golden lemon cannot do. A doctor m Rome is using lemon Juice, m cases, of malarial fever very successfully, and 'he thinks that m time it \vill supercede quinine. Lemons will keep f or : a long time if covered by sand, a few inches deep and kept m a; box where they do not touch each other; As a decoration m a glass or a black papier, mache bowl, lemons piled high, with their own lpvely bright green leaves, look wonderful. The smell j.'of-' crushed lemon tree leaves is both delicious and refreshing.:

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