On the Trail - An Outdoor Book for Girls by Lina Beard;Adelia Belle Beard
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Safer to move the bottle or cloth wet with ammonia
slowly back and forth near the nose. Good also for insect bites. One roll of adhesive plaster. Cut into lengths for holding covered ointment or poultice in place, the strips criss-cross over the poultice, but are not attached, the ends only are pressed on the bare skin to which they firmly adhere. Two rolls of 2-1/2 or 3 inch wide surgeon bandages (not gauze) for general use where bandages are needed. One small package of absorbent cotton. Two mustard plasters, purchased at drug store; good for stomachache. One package of powdered licorice to use as a laxative. Dissolve a little licorice in water and drink it. To keep the bowels open means to ward off a host of evils. It is even more essential that the inside of the body be kept clean than it is to have the outside clean. To this end make a practise of drinking a great deal of pure water; drink it before breakfast, between meals (not at meals), and before retiring. If you do this, you will probably not need other laxative, especially if you eat fruit either fresh or stewed. Fruit |
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