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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
·
Florence Hartley
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TOOTH-POWDER.--One
of
the
best
tooth-powders
that
can
be
used
may
be
made
by
mixing
together
1-1/2
ounces
prepared
chalk,
1/2
ounce
powder
of
bark,
and
1/4
ounce
of
camphor.
A
CHEAP
BUT
GOOD
TOOTH-POWDER.--Cut
a
slice
of
bread
as
thick
as
may
be,
into
squares,
and
burn
in
the
fire
until
it
becomes
charcoal,
after
which
pound
in
a
mortar,
and
sift
through
a
fine
muslin;
it
is
then
ready
for
use.
CHEAP
AND
INVALUABLE
DENTIFRICE.--Dissolve
2
ounces
of
borax
in
three
pints
of
water;
before
quite
cold,
add
thereto
one
tea-spoonful
of
tincture
of
myrh,
and
one
table-spoonful
of
spirits
of
camphor;
bottle
the
mixture
for
use.
One
wine-glass
of
the
solution,
added
to
half
a
pint
of
tepid
water,
is
sufficient
for
each
application.
This
solution,
applied
daily,
preserves
and
beautifies
the
teeth,
extirpates
all
tartarous
adhesion,
produces
a
pearl-like
whiteness,
arrests
decay,
and
induces
a
healthy
action
in
the
gums.
INVALUABLE
DENTIFRICE.--Dissolve
two
ounces
of
borax
in
three
pints
of
boiling
water;
before
quite
cold,
add
one
tea-spoonful
of
tincture
of
myrrh,
and
one
table-spoonful
of
spirits
of
camphor;
bottle
the
mixture
for
use.
One
wine-glassful
of
this
solution,
added
to
half
a
pint
of
tepid
water,
is
sufficient
for
each
application.
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