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1.A.1.1 : Bella Donna used to tranquilize pain.
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1.A.1.2 : Kiss your knee to relieve chest pains from
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1.A.1.3 : For leg aches, carry a potato in the pocket
over the aching leg .2 (items)
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1.A.1.4 : Cure backache by soaking feet in hot bath
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1.A.1.5 : Place shoes upside-down under bed at night to
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1.A.1.6 : Use mixture of honey and apple cider vinegar
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1.A.1.7 : Use brandy to relieve aches and pains.
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1.A.1.8 : Wear copper to relieve aches and pains.
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1.A.1.9 : Use a mashed potato poultice to relieve aches
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1.A.1.10: For leg aches, put your shoes in the toilet
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1.A.1.11: Use whiskey to relieve pain .1 (item)
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1.A.1.12: Inner bark of Aspen tree used for pain.
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1.A.1.13: Spit on a cotton ball, place inside a glass,
set on fire, then quickly place glass on aching back .1 (item)
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1.A.1.14: Dissolve 100 aspirin in 1 cup alcohol. Rub on
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1.A.1.15: To heal a "Boo Boo", rub hands together, and then
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1.A.2: Age Spots |
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1.A.2.1 : Use caster oil .1 (item)
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1.A.3: Allergies, Hay Fever |
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1.A.3.1 : Use honey to relieve hay fever .1 (item)
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1.A.3.2 : Eat the color out of violets to relieve hay
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1.A.3.3 : Chaparral cures hay fever .1 (item)
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1.A.3.4 : Use lemon for hay fever .1 (item)
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1.A.3.5 : Use honey and vinegar to relieve hay fever.
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1.A.4: Amputations |
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1.A.4.1 : Elm leaf poultice to aid healing of severed
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1.A.4.2 : An amputated arm cannot be burned otherwise
the person will feel the burn .1 (item)
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1.A.4.3 : Any limb that has been amputated must be
buried otherwise the limb will still feel attached .2 (items)
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1.A.5: Anemia |
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1.A.6: Animal bites |
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1.A.6.1 : Chewing tobacco in wound aids snakebite.
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1.A.6.2 : Apply potash to wound for dog bite.
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1.A.6.3 : Apply sagebrush poultice for rattlesnake
bite .1 (item)
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1.A.6.4 : A dog must lick a person's wound to cure the
rattlesnake bite .1 (item)
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1.A.6.5 : Burn dog's hair and drink ashes in water to
avoid rabies from dog bite .1 (item)
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1.A.6.6 : Use coal oil to draw out venom from
rattlesnake bite .1 (item)
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1.A.6.7 : Mud draws out rattlesnake poison .1 (item)
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1.A.6.8 : Pine Tar Salve used to take tooth out from donkey bite .1 (item)
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1.A.7: Appendicitis |
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1.A.7.1 : Swallowing seeds can cause appendicitis.
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1.A.7.2 : Hotpacks should not be used with
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1.A.7.3 : Split chicken placed on abdomen draws out
infection of ruptured appendix .1 (item)
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1.A.7.4 : Swallowing gum can cause appendicitis.
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1.A.8: Arteriosclerosis |
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1.A.8.1 : Rosehip tea aids
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1.A.9: Arthritis |
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1.A.9.1 : Use chaparral for arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.2 : Sea water, rubbing lighter fuel on back, and
ingesting willow tree roots aids arthritis .3 (items)
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1.A.9.3 : Wear copper to cure arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.4 : Honey and vinegar relieve arthritis.
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1.A.9.5 : Drink clover tea to relieve arthritis.
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1.A.9.6 : Wear socks all the time to avoid arthritis.
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1.A.9.7 : Bee stings lessen the effect of arthritis.
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1.A.9.8 : Garlic enema relieves pain of arthritis.
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1.A.9.9 : Apple cider and vinegar or ginger root baths
soothe arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.10: Small potato worn inside shirt until it
petrifies can cure arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.11: Garlic pills cure arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.12: Lemon juice and soda in water helps
arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.13: Quaking Aspen tree bark used by Native
American women to cure aches of arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.14: Tea made from Creosote bush will help cure
arthritis .2 (items)
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1.A.9.15: Copper penny in shoe will help relieve
arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.16: Entering the copper mines of Butte, Montana
will cure arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.17: A daily teaspoon of honey will cure
arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.18: Metal around fingers, arms, or legs will
cure arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.9.19: Special diet to relieve pain in joints .1 (item)
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1.A.9.20: Carry a potato in hind pocket to help pain of arthritis .1 (item)
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1.A.10: Asthma |
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1.A.10.1 : Avoid asthma attacks by keeping a Chihuahua
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1.A.10.2 : When a child outgrows a line drawn on wall,
he will outgrow his asthma .1 (item)
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1.A.10.3 : Comfrey tea cures asthma .1 (item)
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1.A.10.4 : Honey and or vinegar treatment for asthma.
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1.A.10.5 : Drink tea made by boiling a hornets nest.
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1.B.1: Baldness |
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1.B.1.1 : Wash head with manure to correct baldness.
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1.B.1.2 : Stand on head to fix baldness.
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1.B.1.3 : Use grease from frying pan to rub into scalp, do regularly to make hair grow back.
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1.B.1.4 : Use southernwood mixed with oil of radishes, place on bald spots.
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1.B.1.5 : Use peach seeds in cider vinegar and use as wash.
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1.B.2: Bedwetting |
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1.B.2.1 : When children play with fire, they wet their
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1.B.2.2 : Picking certain flowers causes one to wet the
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1.B.2.3 : A spoonful of honey before going to bed stops
bed-wetting .3 (items)
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1.B.2.4 : Suck on cinnamon sticks before going to bed
to avoid bed-wetting .1 (item)
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1.B.2.5 : Run water in the sink to help child use
bathroom before going to bed to avoid bed-wetting .1 (item)
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1.B.3: Bleeding |
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1.B.3.1 : Nose bleeding is stopped by placing tissue
paper wad between upper lip and teeth .2 (items)
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1.B.3.2 : Do not shave after eating a big meal to avoid
bleeding to death from an inadvertent cut .1 (item)
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1.B.3.3 : Wearing an asafetida bag around the neck
prevents nosebleeds .1 (item)
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1.B.3.4 : Being in the presence of a menstruating woman
may cause sudden nosebleed in a man .1 (item)
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1.B.3.5 : Bleeding may be stopped by people with power
to charm blood .3 (items)
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1.B.3.6 : Make a poultice of brown sugar and turpentine
to stop bleeding .1 (item)
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1.B.3.7 : Chimney soot and lard poultice will stop
bleeding .1 (item)
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1.B.3.8 : Spider web (cob-web) will stop bleeding.
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1.B.3.9 : Hedge nettles stop internal bleeding.
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1.B.3.10: Nose bleeding is stopped by tying string
around ring finger .1 (item)
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1.B.3.11: Pour water down neck to stop nosebleed.
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1.B.3.12: Place feet in cold water to stop nosebleed.
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1.B.3.13: Place penny on middle of forehead to stop
bleeding quicker .1 (item)
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1.B.3.14: Drink cayenne pepper with water to stop
nosebleed .1 (item)
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1.B.3.15: Put a bag of ice on the back of neck.
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1.B.3.16: Place cold silverware on the back of neck to stop nosebleed .2 (items)
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1.B.3.17: Lie on back, point feet to sky and have
someone kick the bottom of your feet to stop nosebleed .1 (item)
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1.B.3.18: Take moss from the woods and place it over the wound to stop bleeding .1 (item)
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1.B.3.19: Place a silver spoon under the nose .1 (item)
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1.B.4: Blindness (night, snow, temporary) |
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1.B.4.1 : Night blindness is corrected by drinking
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1.B.4.2 : Indian belief that blindness is caused by
looking at someone of the opposite sex who is naked .1 (item)
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1.B.4.3 : Praying Mantis causes blindness .1 (item)
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1.B.4.4 : If dust from a rattlesnake gets into the
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1.B.4.5 : Eating carrots helps prevent blindness.
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1.B.4.6 : Masturbation causes blindness .1 (item)
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1.B.4.7 : Touching a certain tree and then touching your eyes results in blindness .1 (item)
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1.B.5: Blisters |
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1.B.5.1 : Blisters are aided by crushed ice plant
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1.B.5.2 : To relieve blisters, drink buttermilk and
then rub some on blisters .1 (item)
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1.B.5.3 : Rub salt water on lips to relieve blisters.
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1.B.5.4 : Use carrot salve for blisters. (recipe
included) .1 (item)
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1.B.5.5 : Use mullein to help ease the pain of
blisters .1 (item)
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1.B.5.6 : Rub raw potato on blister to reduce pain.
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1.B.5.7 : It is bad to pierce a water blister before
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1.B.5.8 : Blistering is a way to bring about cures as well as purges, vomits, and sweating out disorders .1 (item)
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1.B.6: Blood Abnormalities |
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1.B.6.1 : Use sage tea to cure bad blood .3 (items)
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1.B.6.2 : Use leeches to suck out bad blood.
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1.B.6.3 : Use sassafras tea or mixture to purify blood.
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1.B.6.4 : Yarrow will clean the bloodstream.
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1.B.6.5 : Sulphur and molasses mixture will clean out
impurities and strengthen the blood .2 (items)
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1.B.6.6 : Boil dandelion roots and hop roots to purify
blood .2 (items)
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1.B.6.7 : Yellow dock is used as blood medicine.
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1.B.6.8 : Carrot juice is used as blood medicine.
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1.B.6.9 : Choke cherries are a good blood tonic.
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1.B.6.10: Eat raw liver for low blood .1 (item)
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1.B.6.11: The cold thickens the blood .1 (item)
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1.B.6.12: Drink tea made from bark of quaking aspen to
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1.B.7: Blood Pressure Irregularities |
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1.B.7.1 : Eat a clove of garlic a day to prevent high
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1.B.7.2 : Chewing garlic or fresh green beans relieves
high blood pressure .1 (item)
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1.B.8: Boils, Pimples, Blackheads |
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1.B.8.1 : Rancid pig fat and sage placed on boil will
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1.B.8.2 : Pork fat placed on boil will bring boil to a
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1.B.8.3 : "Denver Mud" used for boils .1 (item)
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1.B.8.4 : Paste of soap, sugar, and spit for boils.
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1.B.8.5 : Use a warm, sterile pop bottle placed over
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1.B.8.6 : Use pinion gum salve on boils .1 (item)
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1.B.8.7 : Poultice of milk and bread draws out boil.
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1.B.8.8 : Raw potato poultice will draw out infection
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1.B.8.9 : Sage tea cures boils .2 (items)
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1.B.8.10: Boil in lime water and apply a cow manure
poultice to cure boils .1 (item)
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1.B.8.11: Put hot water bottle over carbuncle to draw
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1.B.8.12: Place a bag of heated oats over abscess to
heal abscess .1 (item)
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1.B.8.13: Apply toothpaste to zit and sleep overnight
before washing off to heal .1 (item)
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1.B.8.14: Split open pear cactus and hold against boil
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1.B.8.15: If you don't eat all the rice in your bowl then every piece that is
left in the bowl will be the number of pimples your future spouse will always have on his/her face .1 (item)
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1.B.9: Bowlegs |
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1.B.9.1 : Children allowed to walk with a walker become
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1.B.10: Breathing Disorders |
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1.B.10.1 : Monkshood or aconite slows breathing.
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1.B.10.2 : Use mullein as a tobacco to aid lung
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1.B.10.3 : Drink tea from spider webs .1 (item)
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1.B.10.4: A red flannel vest will cure lung disorders.
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1.B.11: Broken bones |
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1.B.11.1 : Use cow manure on broken bones .1 (item)
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1.B.11.2 : Wrap broken bones with comfrey leaves that
have been soaked in hot water .1 (item)
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1.B.11.3 : Comfrey and golden seal aid the healing of
broken bones .1 (item)
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1.B.11.4 : Wrap broken bones in turminie and egg yolk to
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1.B.12: Bronchitis |
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1.B.12.1 : Soaking feet in hot mustard water aids
bronchial disorders .1 (item)
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1.B.12.2: Mixture of sugar and butter melting slowly
in mouth aids bronchitis .1 (item)
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1.B.12.3 : Rub chest with mixture of mutton fat and
nutmeg; drink juice made of boiled onion rings .1 (item)
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1.B.12.4 : Place sliced onion wrapped in towel on chest
overnight for bronchial cough .1 (item)
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1.B.12.5 : Use leeks for bronchitis .1 (item)
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1.B.12.6 : Mustard plaster effective .1 (item)
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1.B.13: Bruises and Bumps |
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1.B.13.1 : Bruised finger or toenails may be relieved by
puncturing nail with hot pin or paperclip .1 (item)
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1.B.13.2 : Place flat, cold blade of knife on bruised or
bumped area .4 (items)
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1.B.13.3 : Place butter on bumps to relieve swelling and
discoloration .1 (item)
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1.B.13.4 : Use tobacco on bruises .1 (item)
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1.B.13.5 : Place raw beefsteak on bruise .2 (items)
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1.B.13.6 : Treat bruises with oil of turpentine or a plaster of chopped parsley mixed with butter .2 (items)
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1.B.14: Bunions |
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1.B.15: Burns |
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1.B.15.1 : Placed burned area near the stove or fire to
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1.B.15.2 : Turpentine, sweet oil, and beeswax to cure
burns, etc .2 (items)
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1.B.15.3 : Use egg white to aid burns .3 (items)
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1.B.15.4 : Vinegar relieves the pain of burns.
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1.B.15.5 : Butter or grease for burns .3 (items)
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1.B.15.6 : Chinese burn plant aids burns .1 (item)
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1.B.15.7 : Raw potato aids burns .3 (items)
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1.B.15.8 : Poultice of tea leaves aids burns.
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1.B.15.9 : Salve made from onion and lard aids burns.
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1.B.15.10 : Use honey to treat burns .3 (items)
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1.B.15.11 : Use aloe vera to treat burns .1 (item)
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1.B.15.12 : Have someone who possesses the power "blow
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1.B.15.13 : Powdered rhubarb and lard salve heals burns
without scarring .1 (item)
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1.B.15.14 : Quickly grab earloop with burnt finger and
blistering will be prevented .1 (item)
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1.B.15.15 : To heal burn say "As far as the East is from
the West, come out fire and go in frost." .1 (item)
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1.B.15.16 : To heal burn apply scorched flour.
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1.B.15.17 : Open fire plant cactus leaf and apply to
burn .1 (item)
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1.B.15.18 : Pitch from pinion tree mixed with mutton tallow and carbolic acid to a paste .1 (item)
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1.B.15.19 : Elderberry pounded with lard, useful ointment for burns .1 (item)
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1.B.15.20 : Apply linseed to burn to avoid scarring .1 (item)
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1.B.15.21 : Lard and egg whites to ease burn .1 (item)
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1.B.15.22 : Mix lard with cattails (the fluffy part) to soothe burns .1 (item)
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1.B.15.23 : Apply burn to inner rind of elder mixed with butter .1 (item)
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1.B.15.24 : Make a paste of ink and flour and smear over burn .1 (item)
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1.B.16: Burping or Belching |
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1.C.1: Callous |
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1.C.2: Cancer |
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1.C.2.1 : Eating bread hot out of the oven causes
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1.C.2.2 : Carrot juice cures cancer .1 (item)
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1.C.2.3 : Wet table salt cures skin cancer.
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1.C.2.4 : Chaparral to aid against cancer .1 (item)
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1.C.2.5 : To avoid contracting cancer, wear a copper
bracelet .1 (item)
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1.C.2.6 : Shaving legs above knee causes cancer.
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1.C.2.7 : Hickeys cause cancer .1 (item)
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1.C.2.8 : Knuckle cracking causes cancer .1 (item)
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1.C.2.9 : Lie down beside a box of herbs to smell them
to cure cancer .1 (item)
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1.C.2.10: Secret recipe for liniment to cure skin
cancer .2 (items)
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1.C.2.11: Drink cucumber juice, then sleep on an ant
hill to cure cancer .1 (item)
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1.C.2.12: People give money to the cancer collectors
to avoid getting cancer .1 (item)
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1.C.2.13: Scratching and bleeding moles causes cancer.
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1.C.2.14: Indian grape root cures cancer .1 (item)
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1.C.3: Canker |
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1.C.3.1 : Remedy for cankers .1 (item)
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1.C.3.2 : Gargle with hot water, baking soda and salt
for cankers .1 (item)
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1.C.3.3 : Goldenrod plant powder helps heal cankers.
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1.C.3.4 : Rough elm bark cures cankers .1 (item)
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1.C.3.5 : Use salt to relieve cankers .2 (items)
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1.C.3.6 : Baking soda cures cankers .2 (items)
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1.C.3.7 : Recipe for medicine for cankers .1 (item)
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1.C.3.8 : Yogurt cures cankers .2 (items)
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1.C.3.9 : Cinnamon cures cankers .1 (item)
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1.C.3.10: Lying causes cankers .2 (items)
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1.C.3.11: Kinikinic bark, wild cherry root, and golden
seal cures cankers .1 (item)
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1.C.3.12: Rub rusty iron on canker .1 (item)
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1.C.3.13: Lemons and salt help cure cankers.
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1.C.3.14: Golden-seal cures cankers .1 (item)
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1.C.3.15: Take fruit tree bark and steep it and sweeten it with honey and use for cankers .1 (item)
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1.C.3.16: Canker medicine made with alum .1 (item)
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1.C.4: Chest Pain |
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1.C.5: Chicken Pox |
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1.C.6: Chill |
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1.C.6.1 : Rub raw potato on body .2 (items)
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1.C.6.2 : Rub feet in snow .1 (item)
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1.C.6.3 : Rub feet with camphorated oil .1 (item)
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1.C.7: Choking |
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1.C.7.1 : To alleviate choking, lift your left hand.
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1.C.7.2 : To stop choking, lift right hand over head.
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1.C.7.3 : To prevent choking, break egg into a cup and
give to swallow .1 (item)
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1.C.8: Colds |
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1.C.8.1 : Use snuff to clear out sinuses clogged from
colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.2 : Sniff hot salt water into your nose for
relief .1 (item)
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1.C.8.3 : Use dandelions for colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.4 : Use axle grease to cure colds .2 (items)
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1.C.8.5 : Garlic clove or cube of camphor worn around
neck prevents colds .2 (items)
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1.C.8.6 : Balsam pine sap and sagebrush tea cures colds
and coughs .1 (item)
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1.C.8.7 : Apple cider vinegar and honey good for colds.
.1 (item)
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1.C.8.8 : Onions applied externally are good for colds.
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1.C.8.9 : Rosehip tea is good for colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.10 : Garlic enema, hot bath, wrap in warm wet
sheet, rub feet with oil & garlic, and sleep to cure
colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.11 : Soak feet in mustard water and drink ginger
tea or lemonade to relieve cold .3 (items)
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1.C.8.12 : Put sulfur in shoes to prevent colds.
.1 (item)
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1.C.8.13 : Rub mentholated ointment on chest and cover
with pieces of flannel .5 (items)
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1.C.8.14 : Rub mentholated ointment in nose and around
nostrils .1 (item)
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1.C.8.15 : Take golden seal and vitamin C for colds.
.2 (items)
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1.C.8.16 : Suck rock salt for colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.17 : Drink salt water for colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.18 : Home medicine from cinnamon, eggs, and plant
for colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.19 : Flannel soaked with alcohol and wrapped
around neck relieves a cold .3 (items)
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1.C.8.20 : Warm milk mixed with pepper relieves a cold.
.1 (item)
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1.C.8.21 : Eating cayenne pepper sweats out a cold.
.3 (items)
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1.C.8.22 : Ginger tea/drink relieves colds .2 (items)
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1.C.8.23 : Mixture of sugar and onions relieves colds.
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1.C.8.24 : Onion tea relieves colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.25 : Eating onion sandwiches prevents colds.
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1.C.8.26 : Mustard plaster relieves colds .27 (items)
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1.C.8.27 : Breathe steam to relieve colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.28 : Drink plenty of liquids for colds.
.3 (items)
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1.C.8.29 : Drink hot toddy (whiskey or brandy) for
relief from cold .13 (items)
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1.C.8.30 : Use heat from electric blanket to sweat out a
cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.31 : Sweat out a cold through vigorous exercise.
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1.C.8.32 : Take a hot bath to relieve effects of cold.
.1 (item)
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1.C.8.33 : Drink tequila and pop finger, toe, and other
body joints for relief from cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.34 : Drink mixture of lemon, honey or sugar and
water for relief from cold .9 (items)
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1.C.8.35 : Take a hot drink and aspirin for a cold.
.1 (item)
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1.C.8.36 : Take horehound syrup for cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.37 : Mint tea relieves a cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.38 : Garlic in milk relieves a cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.39 : Garlic, lemon juice, and olive oil mixture
for colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.40 : Mixture of butter, sugar, and vinegar for
colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.41 : Golden seal and cayenne pepper mixed in water
relieves colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.42 : Put cold wet rag on chest .1 (item)
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1.C.8.43 : Drink a mixture of lemon juice, baking soda
and warm water to relieve colds .3 (items)
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1.C.8.44 : Take a baking soda bath to relieve a cold.
.1 (item)
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1.C.8.45 : Wrap neck with cloth soaked in mixture of
lard and coal oil .1 (item)
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1.C.8.46 : Drink a glass of cold milk with molasses
mixed into it .1 (item)
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1.C.8.47 : To avoid a cold, don't go outside with wet
hair .1 (item)
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1.C.8.48 : Drink boiled Coca-Cola with lemon before
going to bed .1 (item)
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1.C.8.49 : Eating raw garlic will avert a cold.
.3 (items)
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1.C.8.50 : Chicken noodle soup and lemon and honey
mixture remedy .2 (items)
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1.C.8.51 : Drink Onion juice and lemon juice.
.3 (items)
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1.C.8.52 : Listerine gargle to kill germs .1 (item)
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1.C.8.53 : Mustard plaster recipe .7 (items)
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1.C.8.54 : Warm milk with honey and a pat of butter
remedy .1 (item)
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1.C.8.55 : Rub Vicks on soles of feet and wear white sox
to bed .1 (item)
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1.C.8.56 : 1/4 cup heated lemon juice every two hours
will help a cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.57 : Eat plenty of onions when you catch a cold.
.1 (item)
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1.C.8.58 : Ocean water from California cures a cold.
.1 (item)
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1.C.8.59 : Hot orange juice with pectin relieves a cold.
.1 (item)
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1.C.8.60 : Drink red wine to prevent cold from getting
worse .1 (item)
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1.C.8.61 : Eat mixture of pepper and salt to relieve
cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.62 : Mix castor oil and turpentine then rub on
neck and chest .1 (item)
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1.C.8.63 : Drink mixture of kerosene and sugar to
relieve cold .3 (items)
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1.C.8.64 : Mix goose grease and kerosene, then wrap
around neck .1 (item)
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1.C.8.65 : Burn sulfur in the house .1 (item)
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1.C.8.66 : Wear mixture of two trees around neck.(Asia)
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1.C.8.67 : Eat a drop of coal oil in sugar .1 (item)
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1.C.8.68 : Drink Yerro tea .1 (item)
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1.C.8.69 : Sniff eucalyptus .1 (item)
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1.C.8.70 : Wear an asafetida bag around the neck.
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1.C.8.71 : Drink turpentine and sugar .1 (item)
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1.C.8.72 : Wrap goose grease and wool sock around neck.
.2 (items)
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1.C.8.73 : Feed a cold; starve a fever .1 (item)
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1.C.8.74 : Drink onion juice and honey .1 (item)
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1.C.8.75 : Several teas that are good for colds.
.1 (item)
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1.C.8.76 : Rub chest with camphorated oil and
turpentine .1 (item)
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1.C.8.77 : Leek soup will cure a cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.78 : Hand sassafras around the neck to ward off a
cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.79 : Eat red peppers to cure a cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.80 : Wink causes a cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.81 : Colds are viruses and cannot be caused by
going out in the cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.82 : Boil Eucalyptus branches in the same room as
the person with the cold to cure it .1 (item)
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1.C.8.83 : Put turpentine on sugar cube and suck on it
to relieve cold symptoms .1 (item)
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1.C.8.84 : Recipe for ointment of camphor, lard, ammonia
and turpentine. Apply to back and chest .2 (items)
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1.C.8.85 : Wring sheet in cold water, wrap patient in it, cover with quilts and
leave until warmed well. .1 (item)
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1.C.8.86 : Hops and sage used for hot baths and hot goot baths. .1 (item)
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1.C.8.87 : Keep feet warm with red peppers in shoes. .1 (item)
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1.C.8.88 : With shawl around shoulders, eat large bowl of onion gruel,
put mutton tallow on a pieve of brown paper applied to chest and back. .1 (item)
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1.C.8.89 : Wring towels out of hot water with a T. of turpentine in it. .1 (item)
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1.C.8.90 : Cornmeal mush and vinegar, cayenne pepper .1 (item)
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1.C.8.91 : Put a pinch of acidity in a cloth, then take a string and tie it
around the neck to ward off colds. .1 (item)
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1.C.8.92 : Cold symptoms are due to a lack of Vitamin C, so to prevent this take vitamins .1 (item)
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1.C.8.93 : Hot lard rags are used for chest colds .1 (item)
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1.C.8.94 : To be rid of cold take a cold shower the instant you catch it .1 (item)
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1.C.8.95 : Sniff salt .1 (item)
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1.C.8.96 : Drink spoonful of molasses in warm water for cold .1 (item)
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1.C.8.97 : Boiled milk with a little ginger mixed in .1 (item)
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1.C.8.98 : Slice an onion, sprinkle it with sugar, and place it under your
bed right before you go to bed .1 (item)
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1.C.8.99 : Slice an onion, tie in a small sack, hang around your neck
through out the day .1 (item)
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1.C.8.100 : Steep tame sage for tea to cure cold .1 (item)
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1.C.9: Cold Sore and Fever Blister |
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1.C.9.1 : Buttermilk, salt water, and leaving them
alone are the best cures for fever blisters .1 (item)
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1.C.9.2 : Various cures for cold sores .1 (item)
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1.C.9.3 : Rub finger behind ear and then on cold sore.
Put starter fluid on cold sore .2 (items)
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1.C.9.4 : Throw a penny over your shoulder and wish for
it to go away; the next person to pick up the penny will get the cold
sore .1 (item)
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1.C.9.5: Eat a lot of cabbage for cold sores; and put
finger nail polish on cold sores .1 (item)
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1.C.9.6 : Take pus from cold sore and inject it under
skin for self-immunization .1 (item)
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1.C.9.7 : Steam rice in a salt bag and place bag on
cold sore .1 (item)
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1.C.9.8 : Drink sage tea to cure fever blisters.
.1 (item)
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1.C.9.9 : Apply Ban roll-on deodorant to cold sores.
.1 (item)
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1.C.9.10 : Place heated metal teaspoon on cold sore.
.1 (item)
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1.C.9.11 : Use ear wax for cold sores .2 (items)
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1.C.9.12 : You get cold sores by kissing .2 (items)
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1.C.9.13 : Drink apple cider to avoid fever blisters.
.1 (item)
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1.C.9.14 : Eating at night causes sores in the mouth.
.1 (item)
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1.C.9.15 : Roll your own paper for cold sore.
.1 (item)
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1.C.9.16 : Drop of warm mutton suet applied to cold sore at night.
.1 (item)
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1.C.10: Colic |
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1.C.10.1 : Catnip tea cures colic .4 (items)
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1.C.10.2 : Boil sage and catnip to cure colic.
.1 (item)
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1.C.10.3 : Soda dissolved in water to cure colic.
.1 (item)
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1.C.10.4 : Peppermint water relieves colic .3 (items)
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1.C.10.5 : Spring water relieves colic .1 (item)
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1.C.10.6 : Peppermint tea relieves colic .1 (item)
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1.C.10.7 : Chimney soot and lard to cure colic.
.1 (item)
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1.C.10.8 : Use fennel seeds and leaves to cure colic.
.1 (item)
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1.C.10.9 : Rub camphorated oil on bottom of baby's feet.
.1 (item)
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1.C.10.10: "Burned water" or "clinker tea". Pour water
over clinkers, strain and feed to baby .2 (items)
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1.C.10.11: If a baby has hiccups, s/he won't have
colic .1 (item)
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1.C.11: Colitis |
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1.C.12: Congestion (Catarrh) |
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1.C.12.1 : Eat hot foods to relieve congestion.
.1 (item)
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1.C.12.2 : Use mustard plaster for congestion.
.11 (items)
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| 2 |
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1.C.12.3 : Bacon soaked in turpentine and placed on
chest relieves congestion .1 (item)
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1.C.12.4 : Mixture of turpentine and lard, rubbed on
chest relieves congestion .3 (items)
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1.C.12.5 : Mixture of olive oil and turpentine rubbed on
chest relieves congestion .1 (item)
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1.C.12.6 : Mixture of kerosene and sugar relieves
congestion .2 (items)
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1.C.12.7 : Mixture of turpentine and sugar relieves
congestion .1 (item)
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1.C.12.8 : Eucalyptus oil helps relieve congestion.
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1.C.12.9 : Turpentine sprinkled on flannel which has
been dipped in boiling water relieves congestion .1 (item)
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1.C.12.10: Wear spice bag to relieve congestion.
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1.C.12.11: Eat honey for congestion .1 (item)
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1.C.13: Constipation |
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1.C.13.1 : Use grape seeds and lobelia as a physic.
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1.C.13.2 : To relieve gas and/or constipation lie on
stomach over pillow .1 (item)
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1.C.13.3 : Senna leaf tea as a cure for constipation.
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1.C.13.4 : Mixture of dried fruit and senna relieves
constipation .1 (item)
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1.C.13.5 : Nanny berry tea relieves constipation.
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1.C.13.6 : Estafiate leaves toasted and crushed in milk
relieves constipation. (Mexico) .1 (item)
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1.C.13.7 : Stick and stream or waterfall relieves
constipation .1 (item)
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1.C.13.8 : Drink warm water before bed to relieve
constipation .1 (item)
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1.C.13.9 : Molasses and honey relieve constipation.
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1.C.13.10: Use castor oil or Epson salt for a laxative.
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1.C.13.11: Graham crackers will relieve baby of
constipation .1 (item)
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1.C.13.12: Castor oil and turpentine .1 (item)
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1.C.14: Convulsions |
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1.C.14.1 : Put cold cloths on the head then sit in a
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1.C.15: Corns |
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1.C.15.1 : Use turpentine to relieve corns .1 (item)
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1.C.15.2 : Slice of lemon placed on corn helps to remove
it .1 (item)
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1.C.15.3 : Use a bread and vinegar poultice on corns.
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1.C.16: Cough, Croup |
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1.C.16.1 : Cough syrup recipe .13 (items)
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1.C.16.2 : Mixture of honey, lemon juice, and whiskey
for a cough .3 (items)
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1.C.16.3 : Spoonful of turpentine and sugar mixture is
good for cough .1 (item)
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1.C.16.4 : Honey or sugar and ginger is good for a
cough .2 (items)
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1.C.16.5 : Dip rag or wool sock in alcohol and wrap
around neck to reduce coughing .4 (items)
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1.C.16.6 : Honey mixed with baking soda reduces cough.
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1.C.16.7 : Use onion juice to cure a cough .2 (items)
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1.C.16.8 : Use lemon to cure coughs .1 (item)
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1.C.16.9 : Use lemon, honey, and glycerin mixture to
treat a cough .2 (items)
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1.C.16.10: Use lemon and honey mixture to treat a
cough .6 (items)
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1.C.16.11: Use whiskey and honey or sugar mixture to
treat cough .4 (items)
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1.C.16.12: Use ice packs for a cough .1 (item)
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1.C.16.13: Red pepper, sugar, and cream mixture for
cough .1 (item)
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1.C.16.14: Rub olive oil on chest to reduce cough.
.1 (item)
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1.C.16.15: Mix alum and egg white and administer until
vomiting occurs to treat croup .1 (item)
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1.C.16.16: Use turpentine and hot water packs to
relieve croup .1 (item)
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1.C.16.17: Eucalyptus and sugar mixture relieves croup.
.1 (item)
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1.C.16.18: Use mixture of coal oil and honey or sugar
to relieve croup .4 (items)
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1.C.16.19: Use onion juice and sugar or honey to
relieve croup .9 (items)
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1.C.16.20: Use kerosene and sugar mixture to relieve
croup .6 (items)
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1.C.16.21: Use mixture of brandy, paregoric, honey, and
hot water to relieve cough .1 (item)
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1.C.16.22: Use flax tea and lemon for a cough.
.1 (item)
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1.C.16.23: Use mustard plaster for a cough.
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1.C.16.24: Use a mixture of dandelion root, water, and
horehound candy to relieve cough .1 (item)
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1.C.16.25: Use leeks for cough .1 (item)
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1.C.16.26: Put wet rag on neck for coughs .1 (item)1
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1.C.16.27: Rub and pound mentholated ointment on chest
and tie on a towel dipped in rubbing alcohol around neck .1 (item)
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1.C.16.28: Peanut butter and honey to coat the throat
stops coughing .1 (item)
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1.C.16.29: Cayenne pepper and honey mixture.
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1.C.16.30: Honey, tequila, butter, and lemon mix for
colds .1 (item)
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1.C.16.31: Karo syrup soothes the throat .1 (item)
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1.C.16.32: Broomweed tea for a cough .1 (item)
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1.C.16.33: Rub mentholated ointment on feet before
going to bed .2 (items)
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1.C.16.34: Wear a bag of asafetida around neck.
.1 (item)
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1.C.16.35: Drink ashes, lemon, and honey mixture.
.1 (item)
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1.C.16.36: Put an onion on the chest .1 (item)
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1.C.16.37: Make a syrup from sap of balsam pines and
sagebrush tea. (Paiute) .1 (item)
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1.C.16.38: Use horehound syrup for coughs .1 (item)
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1.C.16.39: Use sugar and butter mixture for coughs.
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1.C.16.40: Plaster made from milk and bread applied to
chest cures croup .1 (item)
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1.C.16.41: Fasten cloth with mixture of coal oil and
bacon rind to neck of patient with croup .1 (item)
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1.C.16.42: Use whiskey to cure croup .1 (item)
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1.C.16.43: Soak feet in hot mustard water while drinking hot ginger or peppermint tea .1 (item)
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1.C.16.44: Catnip tea .1 (item)
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1.C.16.45: Cayenne tea .1 (item)
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1.C.16.46: Raw onions and salt .1 (item)
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1.C.16.47: Indian Root tea .1 (item)
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1.C.16.48: Pennyroyal tea with senna .1 (item)
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1.C.16.49: Egg dissolved (shell and all) in vinegar . (item)
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1.C.16.50: Finely cut onions and honey, simmer. .1 (item)
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1.C.16.51: Powdered slippery elm .1 (item)
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1.C.16.52: Drink warm water, one cupful after another, then stick finger
down throat to produce vomiting (this gets rid of poisonous mucus). .1 (item)
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1.C.16.53: Mixture of raisins, horehound, flaxseed, honey and lemons .1 (item)
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1.C.16.54: Vinegar .1 (item)
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1.C.16.55: To treat whooping cough: mare's milk everyday and tea of muscarvadore sugar. .1 (item)
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1.C.16.56: Lettuce milk .1 (item)
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1.C.16.57: Cabbage leaf worn around neck .1 (item)
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1.C.16.58: Camphorated olive oil on lungs, then a plaster of mentholatum and Iobelia seed .1 (item)
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1.C.16.59: Steam for croup .1 (item)
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1.C.16.60: Bacon rind soaked in vinegar and wrapped around the throat .1 (item)
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1.C.16.61: Take dirty sock and wrap it around throat for croup .1 (item)
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1.C.16.62: Mix turpentine and honey and eat by the spoonful .1 (item)
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1.C.16.63: Salt water dipped rag wrapped around the neck with a woolen sock relieves croup. .1 (item)
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1.C.16.64: A stip of bacon around the neck prevents the seriousness of whooping cough .1 (item)
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1.C.17: Crossed-eyes |
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1.C.17.1 : If cross eyes at midnight on a full moon,
the eyes will stay crossed .1 (item)
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1.C.17.2 : If cross eyes and sneeze at the same time,
eyes will stay crossed .1 (item)
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1.C.18: Cuts |
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1.C.18.1 : Use turpentine on cuts to kill germs and
promote healing .2 (items)
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1.C.18.2 : Chaparral heals cuts .1 (item)
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1.C.18.3 : Tree pitch aids infection, promotes healing,
relieves soreness .1 (item)
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1.C.18.4 : Mixture of pine gum, cloves, and cumin aids
healing .1 (item)
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1.C.18.5 : Tobacco poultice aids cuts .2 (items)
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1.C.18.6 : Comfrey and golden seal help cuts.
.2 (items)
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1.C.18.7 : Feathers placed in a cut aid healing.
.1 (item)
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1.C.18.8 : A mixture of kerosene and sugar aids healing.
.1 (item)
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1.C.18.9 : Bread and milk poultice draws out infection.
.3 (items)
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1.C.18.10: Onion poultice draws out infection.
.1 (item)
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1.C.18.11: Tobacco heals cuts .1 (item)
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1.C.18.12: Lay a cobweb over a cut to stop bleeding.
.1 (item)
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1.C.18.13: Diesel fuel heals a cut .1 (item)
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1.C.18.14: Apply membrane of an egg over a cut to heal
without scarring .2 (items)
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1.C.18.15: White liniment recipe .1 (items)
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1.C.18.16: Red liniment recipe .1 (item)
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1.C.18.17: Turpentine liniment recipe .1 (item)
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1.C.18.18: Use lobelia as an antiseptic .1 (item)
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1.C.18.19: Slice of raw potato will draw out infection.
.1 (item)
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1.C.18.20: Kerosene is good medicine for cuts and
bruises .1 (item)
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1.C.18.21: Use camphor to heal cuts .1 (item)
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1.C.18.22: Black oil for cuts (turpentine, pine tar, alcohol) .1 (item)
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1.C.18.23: Grandma's mystery medicine (which includes honey and beeswax) for cuts, scrapes, and burns .1 (item)
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1.C.19: Cyst |
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1.C.19.1 : Hit cyst with Bible to release evil.
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1.D.1: Deafness |
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1.D.1.1 : If deaf, other senses are enhanced.
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1.D.1.2 : Onion juice or juice of ground ivy is remedy for deafness.
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1.D.2: Diabetes |
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1.D.2.1 : Eating sugar causes sugar diabetes.
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1.D.2.2 : Choke cherry tea is good for diabetes.
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1.D.3: Diarrhea |
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1.D.3.1 : Eating bananas relieves diarrhea.
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1.D.3.2 : Whortleberry tea relieves diarrhea.
.1 (item)
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1.D.3.3 : Mixture of whiskey, water, and sugar relieves
diarrhea .1 (item)
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1.D.3.4 : Catnip tea relieves diarrhea .2 (items)
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1.D.3.5 : Use coke syrup to relieve diarrhea.
.1 (item)
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1.D.3.6 : Rhubarb root and peppermint syrup for
diarrhea .1 (item)
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1.D.3.7 : Scorch flour to a dark brown and chew a
little at a time to relieve diarrhea .1 (item)
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1.D.3.8 : Green tea is good for diarrhea .1 (item)
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1.D.3.9 : Take 1 Tbsp vinegar with pepper on top to
cure diarrhea .1 (item)
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1.D.3.10 : Eat chokecherries to be relieved of diarrhea .1 (item)
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1.D.3.11 : Boiled flour for diarrhea .1 (item)
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1.D.4: Diphtheria |
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1.D.4.1 : Recipe for a gargle to relieve diphtheria as
well as sore throat and related illness .1 (item)
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1.D.4.2 : Fumes from heated tar or turpentine mixture
relieves diphtheria .1 (item)
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1.D.4.3 : Recipe for diphtheria medicine using sugar,
green copper, alum, sulphur .1 (item)
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1.D.4.4 : Use a sage and salt gargle for diphtheria.
.1 (item)
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1.D.4.5 : 19th century cure for diphtheria.
.1 (item)
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1.D.5: Dizziness |
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1.D.5.1 : Whiskey and water aids dizziness.
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1.E.1: Earache |
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1.E.1.1 : Use black pepper in small linen bag to
relieve earache .1 (item)
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1.E.1.2 : Use black pepper and castor oil on cotton
ball to relieve earache .1 (item)
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1.E.1.3 : Warm mineral oil aids earache/infection.
.1 (item)
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1.E.1.4 : Garlic oil relieves earache .1 (item)
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1.E.1.5 : Warm alcohol relieves earache .2 (items)
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1.E.1.6 : Warm boulders relieve earache .1 (item)
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1.E.1.7 : Warm cigarette or cigar smoke relieves
earache .11 (items)
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1.E.1.8 : Warm urine relieves earache .2 (items)
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1.E.1.9 : Sweet oil, steam, melted hot butter all
relieve earache .2 (items)
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1.E.1.10: Smoke in ear relieves earache .4 (items)
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1.E.1.11: Use warm onion to relieve earache.
.3 (items)
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1.E.1.12: Burn newspaper close to ear to burn excess
oxygen out .1 (item)
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1.E.1.13: Urine in the ear will cure an earache .1 (item)
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1.E.1.14: Warm salt bag applied to ear .1 (item)
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1.E.1.15: Olive oil used for earache .1 (item)
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1.E.1.16: For earache put roasted fig into ear as hot as it can be .1 (item)
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1.E.2: Ears: Plugged or Stuffed |
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1.E.2.1: Burning match at one end of a paper cone with
other end in ear relieves plugged ears .1 (item)
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1.E.2.2: Different activities to do with your body when water is in right/left ear .2 (items)
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1.E.3: Eczema |
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1.E.4: Edema |
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1.E.4.1 : Mixture of dried grape leaves, gun powder,
and water relieves dropsy [edema] .1 (item)
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1.E.4.2 : Use mullein tea as a diuretic .1 (item)
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1.E.5: Epilepsy |
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1.E.6: Eye Ailments |
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1.E.6.1 : Use raw steak to relieve blackeye.
.1 (item)
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1.E.6.2 : Placing a silver knife, fork, or spoon handle
against eye relieves blackeye .1 (item)
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1.E.6.3 : Use potato or cucumber slices to relieve
sunburned eyes .1 (item)
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1.E.6.4 : Salt water eyewash relieves excessive sleep
in eyes .1 (item)
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1.E.6.5 : To be rid of a sty, rub it with a gold ring.
.3 (items)
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1.E.6.6 : To be rid of a sty, cover it with a mint
leaf .1 (item)
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1.E.6.7 : Rub quarter on eye to be rid of sty.
.1 (item)
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1.E.6.8 : Tie a wet teabag or tea leave poultice to eye
to relieve sty .2 (items)
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1.E.6.9 : Dab earwax on a sty .1 (item)
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1.E.6.10: Shredded raw potato poultice will relieve a
sty .1 (item)
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1.E.6.11: Put honey in eyes to cure cataracts.
.2 (items)
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1.E.6.12: Eat spinach and carrots for good eyesight
and strength .2 (items)
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1.E.6.13: Look at sun to improve eyesight. (Germany)
.1 (item)
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1.E.6.14: Sandman puts sand in one's eyes.
.1 (item)
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1.E.6.15: urinate in the middle of the road to cause
or cure a sty in eye .2 (items)
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1.E.6.16: Dilute vinegar for inflamed eyes .1 (item)
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1.E.6.17: Hot bread and milk paste to place over sty .1 (item)
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1.F.1: Fainting |
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1.F.1.1: How to make yourself faint .2 (items)
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1.F.2: Farting |
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1.F.3: Fever |
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1.F.3.1 : Green tea leaves mixed with heated lard for
milk fever .1 (item)
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1.F.3.2 : Eating onion skin powdered with quinine and
soaking feet in mustard water relieves fever .1 (item)
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| 3 |
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1.F.3.3 : Use potato on forehead to relieve fever.
.4 (items)
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1.F.3.4 : Use alcohol soaked sheets to break a fever.
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1.F.3.5 : To break a fever cover patient with many
layers of blankets and sweat it out .1 (item)
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1.F.3.6 : Use wet socks on feet to break a fever.
.1 (item)
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1.F.3.7 : Use slippery elm plant to relieve fever.
.1 (item)
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1.F.3.8 : Use lobelia plant to relieve fever.
.1 (item)
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1.F.3.9 : Cut open a chicken, lay it on a pregnant
woman's stomach to reduce fever .1 (item)
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1.F.3.10: Linden berries useful to take down fever.
.1 (item)
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1.F.3.11: Only drink hot milk to cure typhoid and
scarlet fever .1 (item)
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1.F.3.12: Raspberry leaf tea will reduce fever.
.1 (item)
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1.F.3.13: Vinegar, rusty nails, moldy bread, and one
brown egg a will cure spring fever .1 (item)
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1.F.3.14: Brandy will help cure a fever .1 (item)
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1.F.3.15: Starve a fever .1 (item)
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1.F.3.16 : Ginger tea will help cure a fever.
.1 (item)
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1.F.3.17 : Soak feet in hot mustard bath to draw out a
fever .1 (item)
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1.F.3.18 : Put egg on chest, say specific words, then
crack egg on ant hill .1 (item)
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1.F.3.19 : Fever will cause fingernails to split and
break .1 (item)
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1.F.3.20 : Soda baths .1 (item)
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1.F.3.21 : Wild Sage Tea (drink and bathe in it) .1 (item)
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1.F.3.22 : Linen cloth dipped in vinegar to put in mouth .1 (item)
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1.F.3.23 : Drink hot lemonade .1 (item)
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1.F.3.24 : Bathing in warm water gives you a fever .1 (item)
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1.F.3.25 : Bonset tea cures chills and fever .1 (item)
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1.F.5: Frostbite |
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1.F.5.1 : Sit on the part that has been frostbitten to
warm it .1 (item)
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1.F.5.2 : Use cayenne pepper internally to relieve
frostbite .1 (item)
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1.F.5.3 : Use cayenne pepper externally to relieve
frostbite .1 (item)
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1.F.5.4 : Stand in snow in bare feet to relieve
frostbite .1 (item)
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1.F.5.5 : Rub area to relieve frostbite .1 (item)
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1.G.1: Gall Bladder Disease, Gallstones |
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1.G.2: Goiter |
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1.G.2.1 : Cover pennies with olive oil then wear them
around neck to cure goiters .1 (item)
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1.G.2.2 : Pass the hand of a dead person across your throat .1 (item)
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1.G.3: Gout |
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1.G.3.1 : Drink tansy tea for gout .1 (item)
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1.H.1: Hangover |
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1.H.1.1 : Eat ice cream to cure a hangover.
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1.H.1.2 : Drink an additional amount of alcohol the
next morning to cure hangover .3 (items)
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1.H.1.3 : Eat a good meal before bedtime to avoid
having a hangover the next day .1 (item)
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1.H.1.4 : Take B-complex vitamin supplement before
going to bed to avoid a hangover .1 (item)
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1.H.1.5 : Eat honey to cure a hangover .1 (item)
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1.H.1.6 : Drink three large glasses of water, take
three tylenol, and urinate before bed to avoid a hangover .1 (item)
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1.H.1.7 : The Boiled Egg Remedy .1 (item)
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1.H.1.8 : Eat a whole tube of toothpaste after drinking, you will blow a zero on a Breathalyer test .1 (item)
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1.H.1.9 : After a night of drinking, a Bloody Mary will get rid of a hangover .1 (item)
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1.H.1.10 : If you eat a banana in the morning after a night of drinking, it will get rid of a hangover .1 (item)
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1.H.2: Headache and Head Ailments |
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1.H.2.1 : Bloodletting relieves headache .2 (items)
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1.H.2.2 : Eat salt to relieve a headache .2 (items)
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1.H.2.3 : Inhale the fumes of hot cider vinegar to
relieve a headache .1 (item)
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1.H.2.4 : Use a vinegar soaked rag on forehead to
relieve a headache .2 (items)
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1.H.2.5 : Soak feet in hot water, drink herb tea, sweat
for an hour in bed, then sponge off with cool water to relieve headache.
.1 (item)
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1.H.2.6 : Sit on bucket of cold water and wash genital
area to relieve headache .1 (item)
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1.H.2.7 : Use yarrow to relieve headache .2 (items)
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1.H.2.8 : Use chickweed to relieve headache.
.1 (item)
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1.H.2.9 : Red clover tea aids headache .1 (item)
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1.H.2.10 : Nanny-berry tea aids headache .1 (item)
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1.H.2.11 : Raw potatoes cut in thin slices and placed on
forehead relieves headache .3 (items)
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1.H.2.12 : Pinch skin between index finger and thumb to
relieve headache .3 (items)
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1.H.2.13 : Fingertip massage of scalp relieves headache.
.2 (items)
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1.H.2.14 : Chew and eat three almonds to relieve
headache .1 (item)
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1.H.2.15 : Whiskey relieves headaches .2 (items)
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1.H.2.16 : Standing on head relieves headache.
.1 (item)
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1.H.2.17 : Headaches are caused when birds gather a
person's loose strands of hair from brushing it outside .2 (items)
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1.H.2.18 : Tie a soft cloth around head to cure
headache .1 (item)
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1.H.2.19 : Blow cold air under eyelids of the afflicted
person to cure a headache .1 (item)
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1.H.2.20 : Use ginger root, sugar, and yeast to cure a
headache .1 (item)
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1.H.2.21 : Smell camphor to cure headache .1 (item)
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1.H.2.22 : Rub peppermint oil on temples to relieve
headache .1 (item)
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1.H.2.23 : Rub tip of tongue on roof of mouth to relieve
brain freeze .1 (item)
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1.H.2.24 : Mustard foot bath and drink specific tea .1 (item)
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1.H.2.25 : Heat a bag of salt and hold to head .1 (item)
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1.H.2.26 : Put a cold cloth to head .1 (item)
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1.H.2.27 : Gum comphor in alcohol .1 (item)
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1.H.2.28 : Dose of salts or senna tea .1 (item)
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1.H.2.29 : Bathe feet in warm lye water. .1 (item)
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1.H.2.30 : Brown paper dipped in vinegar and applied to head .1 (item)
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1.H.2.31 : Vegetable diet is suggested .1 (item)
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1.H.2.32 : Drink Spanish Ginerette (recipe included) .1 (item)
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1.H.2.33 : Drink vinegar and water for headache. .1 (item)
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1.H.2.34 : Hot cloths on the back of the neck for headaches .1 (item)
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1.H.2.35 : Sniff juice of horse radish or ground ivy .1 (item)
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1.H.3: Heart Trouble |
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1.H.3.1 : Monkshood or aconite slows the heart.
.1 (item)
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1.H.3.2 : Use foxglove for the heart .1 (item)
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1.H.3.3 : Mix glycerin, brandy, and hawberry juice for
heart trouble .1 (item)
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1.H.3.4 : Powdered blood from a deer (sangre de venado)
to be taken daily for heart trouble .1 (item)
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1.H.3.5 : Taking a shower after eating can cause a
heart attack .1 (item)
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1.H.3.6 : Eating a spoonful of honey will prevent a
heart attack .1 (item)
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1.H.3.7 : Use rose hips to avoid hardening of the
arteries .1 (item)
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1.H.4: Heartburn |
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1.H.4.1 : Take mixture of baking soda, water and
aspirin to cure heartburn .1 (item)
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1.H.4.2 : Laudanum, carbonate soda, ammonia, sweet oil, camphor mixture .1 (item)
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1.H.5: Hemorrhoids |
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1.H.5.1 : Take cayenne pepper for hemorrhoids.
.1 (item)
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1.H.5.2 : Ride horseback bareback .1 (item)
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1.H.5.3 : Do not sit on wet pavement to avoid
hemorrhoids .1 (item)
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1.H.5.4 : Powdered rattlesnake meat sprinkled over food
at every meal will cure hemorrhoids in one month .1 (item)
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1.H.5.5 : Wild current leaf tea .1 (item)
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1.H.6: Hernia |
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1.H.7: Hiccoughs (Hiccups) |
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1.H.7.1 : Drink water with ears and nose plugged.
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1.H.7.2 : Hold breath while ears and nose are plugged.
.2 (items)
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1.H.7.3 : Drink water from wrong (opposite) side of
glass .14 (items)
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1.H.7.4 : Drink water from glass with spoon in glass
touching cheek .3 (items)
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1.H.7.5 : Drink water through a piece of cloth or
paper .8 (items)
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1.H.7.6 : Drink a lot of water to relieve hiccoughs.
.4 (items)
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1.H.7.7 : Drink water and hold breath .8 (items)
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1.H.7.8 : Being scared or startled cures hiccoughs.
.4 (items)
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1.H.7.9 : Hold breath to cure hiccoughs .9 (items)
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1.H.7.10: Put piece of white paper on your stomach.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.11 : Put a paper bag over your head or breathe
into paper bag .9 (items)
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1.H.7.12 : Buying hiccoughs relieves them .3 (items)
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1.H.7.13 : Chinchona bark in peppermint water relieves
hiccoughs .1 (item)
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1.H.7.14 : Mustard water relieves hiccoughs.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.15 : Eat sugar to relieve hiccoughs .14 (items)
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1.H.7.16 : Stand on head to relieve hiccoughs.
.4 (items)
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1.H.7.17 : Drink water fast to cure hiccoughs.
.2 (items)
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1.H.7.18 : Think of next hiccough and it will never
come .1 (item)
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1.H.7.19 : Drink water every 3 seconds to cure
hiccoughs .1 (item)
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1.H.7.20 : Hang by your heels and eat wax chips to cure
hiccoughs .1 (item)
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1.H.7.21 : Tickle nose to cure hiccoughs .1 (item)
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1.H.7.22 : Think other thoughts to distract thought of
hiccoughs .2 (items)
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1.H.7.23 : Try to keep hiccoughs to stop them.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.24 : Put nail of right thumb on nail of fourth
finger of same hand to get rid of hiccoughs .1 (item)
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1.H.7.25 : Take sugar and peanut butter to relieve
hiccoughs .1 (item)
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1.H.7.26 : Jump up and down to relieve hiccoughs.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.27 : Stand on one leg with spoon in mouth, hold
lit candle, and try to blow out flame .1 (item)
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1.H.7.28 : Eat a lump of sugar soaked in vinegar.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.29 : Have someone stare in your face and tell you
when the next hiccough is coming .1 (item)
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1.H.7.30 : Take mouthful of water, lie on back, swallow
water to relieve hiccoughs .1 (item)
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1.H.7.31 : Drink water while holding a pencil between
your teeth .6 (items)
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1.H.7.32 : Take 12 swallows from a drinking fountain
without breathing .1 (item)
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1.H.7.33 : Eat 2 tablespoons of peanut butter slowly.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.34 : Drink water while standing on head.
.2 (items)
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1.H.7.35 : Touch elbows together behind your back.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.36 : Fill mouth with water then sit on the stove
until it boils .2 (items)
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1.H.7.37 : Point index fingers at each other holding
them as close as possible without touching for 2 minutes .1 (item)
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1.H.7.38 : Hold 1/2 glass of water in teeth, put index
fingers in ears, fill mouth with water & swallow .1 (item)
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1.H.7.39 : Have someone place a hand over your mouth and
nose, blow all of the air out of your lungs, and hold you breath as long as
you can .1 (item)
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1.H.7.40 : Drink water from a glass with the blade of a
butter knife in the glass touching forehead .3 (items)
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1.H.7.41 : Drink 1 tablespoon baking soda in warm water.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.42 : Drink water with a pencil in the glass.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.43 : Stir water clockwise with a wooden handle of
a knife, then counterclockwise with the steel blade of the knife. Add green
food coloring. Drink in one breath .1 (item)
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1.H.7.44 : Press fork to left temple while drinking a
glass of water .1 (item)
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1.H.7.45 : Stare at a penny and try to hiccup.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.46 : Spit into a paper and place it on forehead.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.47 : Broom straw cross placed on a baby's forehead
will stop hiccoughs .1 (item)
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1.H.7.48 : Bend over and drink upside down .4 (items)
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1.H.7.49 : Say "Hector Heecup Hiccup Teacup" 3 times.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.50 : Time is the only way to cure hiccoughs.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.51 : Soak slice of lime in anguster bitters.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.52 : Take a deep breath and have someone give you
a bear hug from behind .1 (item)
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1.H.7.53 : Hold breath three times. Count slowly to
fifteen each time .1 (item)
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1.H.7.54 : Put a penny in your navel and hold it there
for a minute .1 (item)
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1.H.7.55 : Coat roof of your mouth with peanut butter,
hang your head over the side of a couch, and slowly drink water till all
peanut butter is gone .1 (item)
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1.H.7.56 : Think intensely of three bald men.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.57 : Get in a state of total relaxation then do certain breathing exercises. .1 (item)
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1.H.7.58 : Hold pinkies as close as possible for ten seconds.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.59 : Hold your breath and count to 100 as fast as you can, if you hiccup in the middle of counting start over.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.60 : Swallow a whole spoonful of brown sugar cures hiccups.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.61 : Eat one teaspoon of peanut butter for hiccups.
.1 (item)
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1.H.7.62 : Stick out your tongue as far as you can for as long as you can. .1 (item)
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1.H.8: Hives |
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1.H.9: Hydrophobia |
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1.I.1: Indigestion (Dyspepsia) |
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1.I.1.1 : Use sumac leaves to relieve indigestion.
.1 (item)
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1.I.1.2 : Use ginger root to relieve indigestion.
.1 (item)
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1.I.1.3 : Throw up to cure indigestion .1 (item)
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1.I.1.4 : Coca leaf tea aids digestion. (Bolivia)
.1 (item)
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1.I.2: Infection |
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1.I.2.1 : Infection cured by placing infected area in
fresh cow pie until it cools and dries .2 (items)
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1.I.2.2 : Flaxseed poultice decreases infection.
.5 (items)
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1.I.2.3 : Infection cured by placing infected area
inside carcass of freshly killed chicken .1 (item)
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1.I.2.4 : Use dandelion leaf poultice for infection.
.1 (item)
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1.I.2.5 : Soak infected area in hot salt water.
.1 (item)
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1.I.2.6 : Use burdock for infection .1 (item)
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1.I.2.7: Use bread and milk poultice for infection.
.10 (items)
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1.I.2.8 : Use soap and sugar poultice for infection.
.2 (items)
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1.I.2.9 : Use pinion/pine gum salve on infection.
.4 (items)
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1.I.2.10: Use marshmallow poultice to relieve
infection .1 (item)
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1.I.2.11 : Use sassafras tea to help fight infection.
.1 (item)
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1.I.2.12 : Lamb fat salve recipe .2 (items)
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| 4 |
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1.I.2.13 : Sugar and turpentine removes infection.
.1 (item)
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1.I.2.14 : Egg yolk and salt removes infection.
.1 (item)
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1.I.2.15 : Use egg and mustard as a poultice.
.1 (item)
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1.I.2.16 : Use Denver mud for infection .1 (item)
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1.I.2.17 : Use onion poultice for infection.
.1 (item)
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1.I.2.18 : Use red beet poultice for infection.
.1 (item)
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1.I.2.19 : Tobacco juice will prevent infection.
.1 (item)
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1.I.2.20 : Use pine tar pitch for an infection.
.1 (item)
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| 4 |
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1.I.2.21 : Soaking infected area in Absorbine Jr. and
water .1 (item)
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1.I.2.22 : Mixture of bread, milk, soap, and sugar will
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1.I.3.3 : The leaves or root of a butterfly plant can be grated and cooked in
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1.I.4.2 : Mustard plaster breaks up congestion in
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1.I.4.3 : Hot mustard bath soothes aches of the flu.
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1.I.4.4 : Wear cloth full of smelly powder to ward off
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1.I.4.5 : Drink tea and eat toast to cure the flu.
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1.I.4.6 : Eat an onion a day to ward off flu.
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1.I.4.7 : Use asafetida to ward off flu .1 (item)
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1.I.4.8 : Burn sulfur powder on top of stove to prevent
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1.I.5.2 : Notch nails to prevent ingrown nails.
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1.I.5.3 : Bread and milk poultice relieves ingrown
toenails .1 (item)
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1.I.5.4 : Cut a "V" on the center edge of the nail and
keep the nail scraped clean .1 (item)
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1.I.5.5 : Cut nails straight across to avoid hangnails.
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1.I.6.2 : Use a mixture of mutton fat and poplar bud
sap to treat insect bites or stings .1 (item)
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1.I.6.3 : Use mud plaster to treat insect bites.
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1.I.6.4 : Use baking soda to treat insect sting.
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1.I.6.5 : Use onion to treat insect sting .1 (item)
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1.I.6.6 : Use garlic to treat insect sting.
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1.I.6.7 : Use snuff to treat insect sting .1 (item)
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1.I.6.8 : Use strong-smelling cheap perfume to get wood
ticks to back out from under your skin .1 (item)
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1.I.6.9 : Use Avon Skin-So-Soft to repel insects.
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1.I.6.10: Use ammonia on a wasp or bee sting.
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1.I.6.11 : Crush white ash leaves and rub on bee sting
to stop pain and prevent swelling .1 (item)
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1.I.6.12 : Rag dipped in hot water, applied to mosquito
bites will stop the itch .1 (item)
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1.I.6.13 : Crush plantain leaves and rub on mosquito
bites. (Includes pictures.) .2 (items)
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1.I.6.14 : Use pure vinegar to treat mosquito bites.
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1.I.6.15 : Make "X" with fingernail on mosquito bite to
stop itch .2 (items)
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1.I.6.16 : Use rubbing alcohol to treat mosquito bite.
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1.I.6.17 : Apply water and salt to reduce itching of
mosquito bite .2 (items)
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1.I.6.18 : Rub a softened bar of wet soap on mosquito
bite .1 (item)
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1.I.6.19 : Mosquitoes won't bite people that eat a lot
of vitamin C .1 (item)
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1.I.6.20 : Put ball bluing paste on bee sting.
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1.I.6.21 : To get rid of bed bugs spray with gasoline.
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1.I.6.22 : Dissolve 2-3 aspirin into 1/2 cup rubbing
alcohol and apply to mosquito bites .1 (item)
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1.I.6.23 : Pee on bee stings immediately after getting
them .1 (item)
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1.I.6.24 : Salt and vinegar for bee sting .1 (item)
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1.I.6.25 : PJewelweed (touch-me-not) for insect bites .2 (items)
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1.I.6.26 : Spit on mosquito bites .1 (item)
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1.I.6.27 : Mud and spit mixture for bee stings .1 (item)
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1.I.6.29 : Mix baking soda and water and spread over bite .1 (item)
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1.I.6.30 : Mix baking soda and mustard for bee sting .1 (item)
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1.I.7: Itching |
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1.I.7.1 : Itching feet are relieved by soaking in
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1.I.7.2 : Docken leaf will ease the itch of stinging
nettle .1 (item)
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1.I.7.3 : Sassafras and eucalyptus poultice to relieve
itching .1 (item)
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1.I.7.4 : Baking soda bath relieves itching.
.1 (item)
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1.I.7.5 : Put damp laundry soap on poison oak or oak
burns to relieve the itching .1 (item)
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1.I.7.6 : Use turpentine, red percipity and lard to
relieve the itching .1 (item)
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1.I.7.7 : Put sulfur in shoes to prevent the itch.
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1.J.1: Jaundice |
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1.J.1.1 : Make tea from sheep manure to cure yellow
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1.K.1: Kidney Disease and Kidney Stones |
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1.K.1.1 : Use burdock seeds and dandelion tea for
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1.K.1.2 : Use cream of tarter in water for kidneys.
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1.K.1.3 : Use corn silk tea for kidneys .1 (item)
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1.K.1.4 : Drink flax tea for kidneys .1 (item)
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1.K.1.5 : Use marshmallow tea for Bright's disease.
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1.K.1.6 : Use sassafras tea for the kidneys.
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1.K.1.7 : Use golden seal for the kidneys .1 (item)
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1.K.1.8 : Use hops for the kidneys .1 (item)
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1.K.1.9 : Celery tonic for kidney infection.
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1.K.1.10: Gravel weed tea for kidney ailment.
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1.K.1.11: Parsley tea for kidney ailment .1 (item)
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1.K.1.12: Drink tansy tea for kidney ailment.
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1.K.1.13: Drink a quart of a bitter hot tea every day.
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1.K.1.14: Boil common thistle root and drachms of licorice in water and
drink every morning.
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1.K.1.15: For kidney infection or anything like it, drink wild rose tea.
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1.K.1.16: A few drops of turpentine on sugar for kidneys.
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1.L.1: Lameness |
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1.L.1.1 : Pretending to be lame causes lameness.
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1.L.2: Laryngitis |
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1.L.2.1 : Various methods for alleviating hoarseness.
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1.L.2.2 : Use an alcohol-soaked wool sock wrapped
around neck all night to relieve laryngitis .1 (item)
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1.L.2.3 : Put a piece of onion on foot to relieve
laryngitis .1 (item)
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1.L.2.4 : Beat the white of an egg, mix in some lemon juice and a little sugar,
a teaspoon taken occasionally will soon relieve hoarsness .1 (item)
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1.L.3: Lice |
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1.L.3.1 : To get rid of head lice use coil oil.
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1.L.3.2 : Lice will carry you to bamboo field or kidnap you at night.
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1.L.4: Listlessness |
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1.L.5: Liver Disease |
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1.L.6: Lockjaw |
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1.M.1: Malaria |
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1.M.2: Measles |
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1.M.2.1 : Boil a dead chicken in a pot or drink broth
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1.M.2.2 : Use a hot bath to bring out measles.
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1.M.2.3 : Drink nanny berry tea to bring out measles.
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1.M.2.4 : Tobacco tea poultice to bring out measles.
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1.M.2.5 : Must stay in a dark room in order to recover
from measles .2 (items)
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1.M.2.6 : Reading can cause blindness while you have
the measles .1 (item)
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1.M.2.7 : Sheep manure tea is good for measles.
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1.M.3: Menstruation |
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1.M.3.1 : Raisins, spinach, and eggs are good to eat
during menstruation .1 (item)
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1.M.3.2 : Showering, shampooing, or getting wet feet
during menstrual cycle causes cramps .1 (item)
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1.M.3.3 : Drink ginger tea for menstrual cramps.
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1.M.3.4 : Drink herb tea (raspberry especially) for
menstrual cramps .2 (items)
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1.M.3.5 : During menstrual cycle do not wash hair, eat
or drink anything sour; take chicken broth .1 (item)
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1.M.3.6 : Tansy tea promotes menstruation .1 (item)
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1.M.3.7 : Avoid polka dots .1 (item)
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1.M.3.8 : Whiskey and sugar water to relieve cramps.
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1.M.3.9 : Manzanilla tea relieves cramps .1 (item)
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1.M.3.10 : Chocolate relieves cramps .1 (item)
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1.M.3.11 : Hot water bottle applied to abdomen relieves
cramps .1 (item)
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1.M.3.12 : During menstrual cycle don't eat grease,
otherwise brothers will be dark complected .1 (item)
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1.M.3.13 : During menstrual cycle, a woman will cause a
cake to fall .1 (item)
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1.M.3.14 : During menstrual cycle, a woman's permanent
won't take .1 (item)
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1.M.3.15 : Drink hop tea for menstrual pains.
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1.M.3.16 : Never get out of bed on the first day of your
period .1 (item)
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1.M.3.17 : If you get a tooth filled during period, the
filling will fall out .1 (item)
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1.M.3.18 : During menstruation, a girl must not
exercise, take a bath, swim, or go on a date .1 (item)
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1.M.3.19 : "The red flag is flying" is a phrase used to describe a girls
menstral period .1 (item)
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1.M.3.20 : Drink Chamomile tea for cramps .1 (item)
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1.M.3.21 : For menstrual cramps drink hot tea with honey .1 (item)
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1.M.4: Mumps |
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1.M.4.1 : Use mustard and various fruits to form
poultices for feet and neck during mumps .1 (item)
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1.M.4.2 : Bright red string around neck prevents mumps
spreading to lower body .1 (item)
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1.M.4.3 : Wrap fat-back bacon around neck to alleviate
mumps .1 (item)
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1.M.4.4 : Boil water snake's eyes to help alleviate the
pain caused by mumps .1 (item)
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1.M.4.5 : Use a wool sock to prevent mumps from going
down .1 (item)
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1.M.4.6 : To raise head or stand up while sick with
mumps would cause sterility .1 (item)
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1.M.5: Morning Sickness |
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1.M.5.1 : Chewing gum as a remedy .1 (item)
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1.M.5.2 : Shots as a remedy 0
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1.M.5.3 : Crackers in the morning as a remedy.
.1 (item)
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1.M.5.4 : Vitamin B6 as a remedy .1 (item)
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1.M.5.5 : Cinnamon steeped in water taken in herbal tea
before bedtime as a remedy .1 (item)
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1.M.5.6 : Brewer's yeast in fruit juice as a remedy.
.1 (item)
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1.N.1: Nausea |
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1.N.1.1 : Put brown paper bag on stomach to relieve
car, boat, or air sickness .3 (items)
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1.N.1.2 : To relieve car sickness, stick index finger
out open window .1 (item)
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1.N.1.3 : For nausea caused by radiation therapy, drink
freshly ground myrtle leaves for 6 weeks and take Epson salt
baths .1 (item)
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1.N.2: Neuralgia and Neuritis |
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1.N.2.1 : Monkshood or aconite liniment aids neuralgia.
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1.N.2.2 : Hedge nettles relieve neuralgia .1 (item)
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1.N.2.3 : Impatience (Touch-me-nots) to ease pain of
nerve disintegrations .1 (item)
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1.N.2.4 : Burdock to ease pain of nerve
disintegrations .1 (item)
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1.N.2.5 : Sleep on sage pillow to ease nerves.
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1.N.3: Neck Pain |
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1.N.3.1 : Rub a bar of sulfur on a pained neck to get
the "air out." .1 (item)
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1.N.3.2 : Rub neck with Sloans liniment and wrap neck
in warm towel .1 (item)
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1.P.1: Perspiration |
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1.P.2: Pneumonia |
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1.P.2.1 : Use cooked onions to relieve pneumonia.
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1.P.2.2 : Small jars, heated and put with open end on
patient's chest, draw moisture from lungs .1 (item)
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1.P.2.3 : Mustard plaster helps relieve pneumonia.
.6 (items)
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1.P.2.4 : Use lemon to relieve pneumonia .1 (item)
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1.P.2.5 : Wrap a strip of raw bacon around the neck.
.1 (item)
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1.P.2.6 : Recipe for pneumonia rub with Camphor.
.1 (item)
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1.P.2.7 : Garlic Vaseline rubbed on soles of feet help
pneumonia .1 (item)
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1.P.2.8 : Hot Ginseng poultice on chest with massage
will loosen phlegm in chest .1 (item)
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1.P.2.9 : Recipe for Jewish chicken soup to cure
pneumonia .1 (item)
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1.P.2.10: Put feet in hot vinegar water and put a
potato poultice on chest .1 (item)
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1.P.2.11: Put raw onions on chest .2 (items)
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1.P.2.12: Use steam tent and plaster to break fever and cure pneumonia .1 (item)
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1.P.2.13: Put flax seed plaster on chest and back .1 (item)
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1.P.2.14: Take a hot onion bath for pneumonia .1 (item)
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1.P.3: Poisoning: external |
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1.P.3.1 : Use sagebrush leaf poultice to counteract
rattlesnake poison .1 (item)
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1.P.3.2 : Use urine to cure poison oak .1 (item)
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1.P.3.3 : Use jewel weed (touch-me-not) to cure poison
ivy .2 (items)
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1.P.3.4 : Chew poison ivy to avoid poison ivy skin
rash .1 (item)
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1.P.3.5 : Bleach solution for poison ivy .1 (item)
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1.P.3.6 : Tea of gypsum leaves (smartweed) mixed with lard is good for releaving poison ivy .1 (item)
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1.P.3.7 : Concoction made out of leaf to draw out poison from bad wound .1 (item)
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1.P.4: Poisoning: internal |
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1.P.4.1 : Use catnip tea to sweat out poison.
.1 (item)
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1.P.4.2 : Put infected area into a freshly slaughtered
hen or a hot cow pile to draw out poison .1 (item)
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1.P.4.3 : Eating the inside of a banana is poisonous.
.1 (item)
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1.P.4.4 : Eating fish and milk together is poisonous.
.1 (item)
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1.P.4.5 : Eating milk and cherries together is
poisonous .4 (items)
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1.P.4.6 : If swallowed acid poisoning, drink cream and
egg whites .1 (item)
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1.P.4.7 : Make poultice of mashed small white beans to
draw out blood poisoning .1 (item)
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1.P.4.8 : Eating bread with even the smallest bit of
mold will poison you .1 (item)
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1.P.5: Polio |
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1.R.1: Rash |
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1.4.1.1 : Starch paste eases the spread of rash.
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1.4.1.2 : Diaper rash treated with browned flour and cornstarch.
.2 (items)
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1.R.2: Rheumatic Fever |
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1.R.3: Rheumatism |
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1.R.3.1 : A flannel band sprinkled with mustard and
worn on back eases rheumatism .1 (item)
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1.R.3.2 : Whiskey rubbed on joints eases rheumatism.
.1 (item)
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1.R.3.3 : Blood purifier of sarsaparilla, gentian,
sassafras, and licorice eases rheumatism .1 (item)
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1.R.3.4 : Use Dr. Boldues Herbal Lotion for rheumatism.
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1.R.3.5 : Monkshood or aconite liniment aids
rheumatism .1 (item)
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1.R.3.6 : Chew India root and yellow dock to cure
rheumatism .1 (item)
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1.R.3.7 : Drink sagebrush tea to relieve rheumatism.
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1.R.3.8 : Nanny berry tea relieves rheumatism.
.1 (item)
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1.R.3.9 : Wear copper to relieve rheumatism.
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1.R.3.10 : Carrying or wearing a potato relieves
rheumatism .4 (items)
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1.R.3.11 : Drink mixture of whiskey, garlic, saltpeter,
and powdered brimstone for rheumatism .1 (item)
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1.R.3.12 : Wear socks all the time to avoid rheumatism.
.1 (item)
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1.R.3.13 : Willow tea helps joint pain. (Blackfoot
tribe) .1 (item)
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1.R.3.14 : Rabbit brush tea for rheumatism .1 (item)
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1.R.3.15 : Bar of soap in nylon stocking in bed prevents
rheumatism .1 (item)
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1.R.3.16 : Hot lemon juice relieves rheumatism.
.1 (item)
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1.R.3.17 : Vinegar and pepper relieves rheumatism.
.1 (item)
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1.R.3.18 : Put a magnet under mattress to relieve
rheumatism .1 (item)
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1.R.3.19 : Carry a buckeye nut to cure rheumatism.
.1 (item)
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1.R.3.20 : Southern slave owners used to sleep with
their feet on a young house slave to pass the rheumatism to the young
slave .1 (item)
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1.R.3.21 : Fluid extract of milkweed .1 (item)
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1.R.3.22 : Drink cream of tarter for rheumatism .1 (item)
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1.R.3.23 : Turpentine and camphor for the pain of rheumatism .1 (item)
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1.R.4: Rickets |
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1.R.5: Ringworm |
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1.R.5.1 : Rub castor oil on skin to relieve ringworm.
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1.R.5.2 : Ringworm is caused by worms under skin.
.1 (item)
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1.R.5.3 : Paste of golden seal and myrrh aids ringworm.
.1 (item)
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1.R.5.4 : Rubbing dew from an ax blade relieves
ringworm .1 (item)
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1.R.5.5 : Iodine or bleach for ringworm .1 (item)
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1.R.5.6 : Half a green walnut bound on a ringworm infection cures it .1 (item)
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1.S.1: Scar(s) |
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1.S.1.1 : If you rub vitamin E oil on cuts and scrapes,
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1.S.2: Scarlet Fever |
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1.S.3: Scurvy |
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1.S.3.1 : Ingesting willow bark prevents scurvy.
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1.S.4: Skin Disorders: Rough, Scaly |
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1.S.4.1 : Urine soaked rag wrapped around affected area
will relieve cracked skin .1 (item)
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1.S.4.2 : Apple cider vinegar cures fungal disease.
.1 (item)
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1.S.4.3 : Rub back of the ear, then rub lips to cure
cracked, dry lips .2 (items)
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1.S.4.4 : Rub sore, rough hands with cream from the top
of the milk .1 (item)
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1.S.4.5 : Drink water from boiled dock to cure
impetigo .1 (item)
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1.S.4.6 : Rub chapped lips with the while of chicken
manure .1 (item)
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1.S.4.7 : Drink water and molasses so skin won't turn
yellow and scaley when older .1 (item)
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1.S.5: Slivers or Splinters |
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1.S.5.1 : Use paste of sugar, soap, and water on
festered finger and wrap with gauze .3 (items)
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1.S.5.2 : Use egg membrane to aid removal of splinters.
.2 (items)
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1.S.5.3 : Put a mixture of lard and turpentine on a
sliver .1 (item)
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1.S.5.4 : Pine gum and Vaseline poultice draws out
slivers .1 (item)
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1.S.5.5 : Bread and milk poultice for drawing out
slivers .3 (items)
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1.S.5.6 : Bandage slice of meat over sliver to draw out
slivers .2 (items)
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1.S.5.7 : Place hot bottle over sliver to draw out
slivers .1 (item)
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1.S.5.8 : Rub gold ring over sliver to draw out
slivers .1 (item)
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1.S.5.9 : If you scratch your head you'll get splinters in your nails .1 (item)
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1.S.6: Small Pox |
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1.S.7: Sneezing |
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1.S.7.1 : Small strip of brown paper bag put between
teeth and upper lip will avert a sneeze .1 (item)
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1.S.7.2 : Finger pressure on upper lip under nose will
avert a sneeze .2 (items)
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1.S.7.3 : Say "grapefruit" to avert a sneeze.
.1 (item)
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1.S.7.4 : If you happen to sneeze, someone is talking
about you .2 (items)
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1.S.7.5 : Say "God bless you" after a sneeze.
.5 (items)
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1.S.7.6 : Look at the sun to be relieved of sneeze.
.1 (item)
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1.S.8: Snoring |
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1.S.9: Sore(s) |
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1.S.9.1 : Tea from souramper plant root aids mouth
sores .1 (item)
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1.S.9.2 : Relieve sore gums by rubbing them with
paregoric .1 (item)
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1.S.9.3 : Chaparral aids sores .1 (item)
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1.S.9.4 : Flour and cream poultice overnight relieves
pain of sore toes .1 (item)
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1.S.9.5 : Sticky gum salve for any kind of sore.
.1 (item)
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1.S.9.6 : Black sap of a tree for soreness. Also, dry
mustard paste .1 (item)
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14 |
1.S.9.7 : Red hot poker to the top of the skull will
relieve any soreness in the body. (Lebanese) .1 (item)
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| 5 |
14 |
1.S.9.8 : Hot ashes on the knees will relieve soreness
in legs. (Lebanese) .1 (item)
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1.S.9.9 : Sores do not heal during the dog days of
August .1 (item)
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1.S.9.10 : Lying causes sores on the tongue.
.1 (item)
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1.S.9.11 : Turpentine recipes to heal sores.
.2 (items)
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| 5 |
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1.S.9.12 : Alum and boric acid help heal sores.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
14 |
1.S.9.13 : Rub on kerosene to cure sores .1 (item)
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| 5 |
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1.S.9.14 : Urine heals sores .1 (item)
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| 5 |
14 |
1.S.9.15 : Apple brown paper soaked in vinegar cures
sores .1 (item)
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| 5 |
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1.S.9.16 : Sulfur and molasses cure many skin sores. .1 (item)
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| 5 |
14 |
1.S.9.17 : "Live Forever" for an open sore .1 (item)
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| 5 |
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1.S.9.18 : Bark from a white oak tree to toughen skin or heal a sore .1 (item)
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| 5 |
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1.S.9.19 : Soak in mustard water for tired, sore feet .1 (item)
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1.S.10: Sore Throat |
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1.S.10.1 : Drink boiled grapefruit juice for treatment
of sore throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
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1.S.10.2 : Use honey and lemon for sore throat.
.7 (items)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.3 : Sip lemon juice and whiskey to treat sore
throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.4 : Drink hot liquids to treat sore throat.
.2 (items)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.5 : Use lemon for sore throat .2 (items)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.6 : Eat turpentine and sugar to ease sore throat.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.7 : Use turpentine to ease sore throat.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.8 : Various gargles to ease sore throat.
.15 (items)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.9 : Wrap dirty sock around neck to ease sore
throat .9 (items)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.10 : Sip wine for a sore throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.11 : Eat honey for sore throat .3 (items)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.12 : Wear alcohol rag, a bacon and pepper rag, and
paint throat with iodine for sore throat .2 (items)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.13 : Take honey and vinegar for a sore throat.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.14 : Drink black currant juice and boiling water
for sore throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
15 |
1.S.10.15 : Wrap raw bacon and pepper around neck to ease
sore throat .5 (items)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.16 : Wrap sock filled with garlic around neck.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.17 : Wrap ice cold wet cloth around neck.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.18 : Drink cayenne pepper mixed with water.
.4 (items)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.19 : Eat mixture of butter and sugar .1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.20 : Wool cloth dipped in goose grease and
turpentine wrapped around neck .1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.21 : Drink whiskey and honey mixture .1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.22 : Drink cayenne pepper mixed with vinegar.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.23 : Wrap hot vinegar rag round neck .1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.24 : Eat yogurt .1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.25 : Drink lemon or almond flavored orange juice.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.26 : Use mustard plaster to relieve sore throat.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.27 : Wrap throat with rag soaked in lard and coal
oil .1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.28 : Wear vinegar soaked rag around
throat 0
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.29 : Drink a mixture of milk and molasses for a
sore throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.30 : Swallow Vicks Vapor Rub .3 (items)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.31 : Rub chest and soles of feet with Vicks.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.32 : Wrap alcohol soaked sock around throat
overnight .4 (items)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.33 : Chew on licorice root to relieve sore throat.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.34 : Gargle salt water for sore throat.
.6 (items)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.35 : Drink molasses and lemon juice in hot water
to ease a sore throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.36 : Healing occurs by analyzing "aura" from a
photograph .1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.37 : Cooked onions in burlap bag on chest
overnight cures sore throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
16 |
1.S.10.38 : Tape magnets to throat to cure sore throat.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.39 : Lemon juice, honey, and rum for sore throat.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.40 : Drink ginger tea .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.41 : Wrap onion, baking soda, and lard around
neck .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.42 : Put bag of heated salt on neck .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.43 : Drink onion tea .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.44 : Use raw bacon poultice for sore throat.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.45 : Wrap wool sock that was rubbed with liniment
around neck .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.46 : Soak bacon slices in turpentine for sore
throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.47 : Soak feather in turpentine and coat sore
throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.48 : Recipe for Honey taffy that cures sore
throats .2 (items)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.49 : Drink heated milk and honey mixture.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.50 : Drink mixture of either black hot tea or hot
rum mixed with honey .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.51 : Drink hot milk with butter melted into it.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.52 : Take mixture of 1 tsp honey and 1 tbsp
vinegar .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.53 : Various things to drink for hoarseness .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.54 : Roast big potato, cut in half, put each half on each side of throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.55 : Mix rubbing alcohol with warm water and soak wash rag in it; put around infected's neck .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.56 : Drink hot herbal tea .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.57 : Use rusty bacon rubbed in a wool sack and wrap around the neck .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.58 : Baking soda to prevent sore throat .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.59 : Rub Vicks all over the throat then wrap a towel around neck .1 (item)
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| 5 |
17 |
1.S.10.60 : Honey Candy to get rid of sore throat. (Recipe included) .1 (item)
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18 |
1.S.11: Sprains |
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1.S.11.1 : Elevate and alternate ice compresses with
heat to relieve sprains .1 (item)
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| 5 |
18 |
1.S.11.2 : Soak sprain in vinegar water .1 (item)
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| 5 |
18 |
1.S.11.3 : Use a bread and milk poultice to relieve
sprains .1 (item)
|
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| 5 |
18 |
1.S.11.4 : Use mustard plaster to relieve sprains.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
18 |
1.S.11.5 : Use marshmallow leaves to relieve sprains.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
18 |
1.S.11.6 : Use onion poultice 4-5 days to relieve
sprains .1 (item)
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| 5 |
18 |
1.S.11.7 : Wear a wrist strap to cure a sprained wrist.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
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1.S.12: Stiffness |
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1.S.12.1: Use a mustard plaster to relieve stiffness.
.2 (items)
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| 5 |
19 |
1.S.12.2: Use Sloan's liniment to relieve stiffness.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
19 |
1.S.12.3: Burdock leaves for a stiff joint.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
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1.S.13: Stomach Ailments |
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1.S.13.1 : Do not shower after eating to avoid stomach
cramps .1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.2 : Baking soda and warm water aids stomach ache.
.2 (items)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.3 : Coca-cola or coke syrup eases upset stomach.
.3 (items)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.4 : Use tea, 7-up, or Sprite to ease upset
stomach .2 (items)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.5 : Drink hot mint water to ease upset stomach.
.8 (items)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.6 : Chickweed tea aids upset stomach.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.7 : Juniper berry or white oak bark tea.
.1 (item)
|
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.8 : Drink hot water to aid upset stomach.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.9 : Catnip tea aids upset stomach .3 (items)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.10 : Green tea aids upset stomach .2 (items)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.11 : Yarrow relieves upset stomach .2 (items)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.12 : Red clover tea aids upset stomach.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.13 : Hot water with milk aids upset stomach.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.14 : Lemon and water aids upset stomach.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.15 : Chamomile tea aids upset stomach.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.16 : Hops tea settles the stomach .2 (items)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.17 : Drink salt mixed in warm water as an emetic
to relieve stomach ache .1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.18 : Eat soft boiled eggs to ease stomach ache.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.19 : Sage tea aids upset stomach .1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.20 : Maltine for upset stomach .1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.21 : Cranberry juice settles upset stomach.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.22 : Corn syrup in water soothes stomach ache in
babies .1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.23 : Milk toast for upset stomach .1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.24 : Drink flour and nutmeg in water for upset
stomach .1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.25 : Hieba Buena tea with honey soothes stomach
ache if prepared while singing a lullaby. (Mexican) .1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.26 : Salt and Karo syrup in orange juice for upset
stomach .1 (item)
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| 5 |
20 |
1.S.13.27 : Black pepper in cream cures upset stomach.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.28 : Shot of whiskey with pepper .1 (item)
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.29 : Almonds help cure acidic stomachs.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.30 : Ginger tea relieves stomach cramps.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.31 : Crowfoot help relieve stomach problems.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.32 : Wormwood tea helps relieve stomach problems.
.1 (item)
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.33 : Suck on hard tack candy or eat jello to
relieve upset stomach .1 (item)
|
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.34 : Drink peppermint tea .3 (items)
|
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.35 : Drink rhubarb concoction .1 (item)
|
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.36 : Charcoal for upset stomach .1 (item)
|
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.37 : Peach leaves used as laxative .1 (item)
|
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.38 : Lard ointment .1 (item)
|
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.39 : Wild sagebrush which has been steeped .1 (item)
|
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.40 : Flour and water mixture .1 (item)
|
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.41 : Go on a fruit diet .1 (item)
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| 5 |
21 |
1.S.13.42 : Place horse manure and water in bag, strain the liquid from the mixture
then drink it to cure you of stomach ache .1 (item)
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1.S.13.43 : Sassafras tea for stomach ache .1 (item)
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1.S.14: Stroke |
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1.S.15: Stuttering, Stammering |
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1.S.15.1 : Tickling a baby causes stuttering.
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1.S.15.2 : Drink urine of a young mare for 30 days to
quiet stammering .1 (item)
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1.S.15.3 : A person will not stutter if s/he keeps 2 or
3 pea seeds in her/his mouth .1 (item)
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1.S.15.4 : Smack person with stutter in the face with a fresh cow's liver .1 (item)
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1.S.16: Sunburn |
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1.S.16.1 : Bathe in pickle juice to relieve sunburn.
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1.S.16.2 : Use vinegar on skin to relieve sunburn.
.9 (items)
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1.S.16.3 : Use Vitamin E oil on skin to relieve sunburn.
.1 (item)
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1.S.16.4 : Cactus relieves sunburn .2 (items)
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1.S.16.5 : Apply tea to sunburn for relief .1 (item)
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1.S.16.6 : Use whipped egg whites on sunburn.
.1 (item)
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1.S.16.7 : Use canned milk on sunburn .1 (item)
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1.S.16.8 : Use medicated Noxzema on sunburn.
.1 (item)
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1.S.16.9 : Baking soda bath relieves sunburn.
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1.S.16.10 : Use aloe vera on sunburn .2 (items)
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1.S.16.11 : Use sour cream for sunburn .2 (items)
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1.S.16.12 : Cut tomato in half and rub over sunburn.
.1 (item)
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1.S.16.13 : Cream used as salve for sunburn.
.1 (item)
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1.S.16.14 : Sage and tea are a good relief for sunburn.
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1.S.17: Swelling |
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1.S.17.1 : To reduce swelling, rub affected area with a
sterling silver spoon .1 (item)
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1.S.17.2 : Witch Hazel for swelling .1 (item)
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1.T.1: Teeth, Teething, Sore Gums, Toothache
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1.T.1.1 : Nutmeg tied around a baby's neck alleviates
fever and pain of teething .1 (item)
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1.T.1.2 : Chew blue flag root to cure toothache.
.1 (item)
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1.T.1.3 : Use soot from burned paper to relieve
toothache .1 (item)
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1.T.1.4 : Use lemon extract on gums to relieve
toothache .1 (item)
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1.T.1.5 : Gargle salt for toothache .2 (items)
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1.T.1.6 : Soak tobacco in vinegar and put on face to
relieve toothache .1 (item)
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1.T.1.7 : Eat apple at the end of meal, because apple
acts like toothbrush .1 (item)
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1.T.1.8 : Boil egg, write baby's name on egg, then hide
egg to help relieve teething pains .1 (item)
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1.T.1.9 : Hide egg in jar to help children's teeth come
in straight .1 (item)
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1.T.1.10: Use paregoric to help sore gums.
.1 (item)
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1.T.1.11: Raw carrot sticks will cause baby's gums to
be tough .1 (item)
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1.T.1.12: White pulp from the wild Iris will relieve
toothache .1 (item)
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1.T.1.13: Ground egg shell helps baby to cut teeth.
.1 (item)
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1.T.1.14: Chew tobacco to relieve toothache.
.1 (item)
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1.T.1.15: Pine gum is the only gum good for your
teeth .1 (item)
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1.T.1.16: To cure toothache, fill mouth with water and
sit on stove till it boils .1 (item)
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1.T.1.17: Treat with oil of clove for toothache .1 (item)
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1.T.2: Thrush |
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1.T.3: Tonsillitis |
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1.T.3.1 : Use gun powder to treat sore tonsils.
.1 (item)
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1.T.3.2 : Paint tonsils with iodine to treat sore
tonsils .1 (item)
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1.T.3.3 : Swab tonsils with chicken feather dipped in
coal oil .1 (item)
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1.T.3.4 : If a girl has her tonsils out she will talk like a man .1 (item)
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1.T.4: Tuberculosis |
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1.T.5: Typhoid fever |
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1.T.5.1 : Bathe in ice cold water .1 (item)
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1.T.5.2 : Bathe in salt water then rub body in olive
oil .1 (item)
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1.T.5.3 : Wild sage tea, do not steep sage, let stand
in cold water .1 (item)
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1.U.1: Ulcers |
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1.U.1.1 : Chaparral cures ulcers .1 (item)
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1.U.1.2 : Use comfrey tea to cure ulcers .1 (item)
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1.U.2: Urinary Problems |
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1.U.2.1 : Steam from parsley water aids urinary
infections .1 (item)
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1.U.2.2 : Eating parsley helps bladder infection.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
7 |
1.U.2.3 : Flaxseed and malva plant root tea aids
bladder trouble .1 (item)
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| 6 |
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1.U.2.4 : Use mullein tea for urinary problems.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
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1.V.1: Vomiting |
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1.V.1.1 : Chaparral or creosote used as an emetic.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
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1.V.1.2 : Use sticky pine gum to induce vomiting.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
8 |
1.V.1.3 : Rhubarb root and peppermint leaf good for
vomiting and diarrhea .1 (item)
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| 6 |
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1.V.1.4 : Mustard in water as an emetic .1 (item)
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| 6 |
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1.V.1.5 : Soap as an emetic .1 (item)
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| 6 |
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1.V.1.6 : Use leaves and stems of cre0sote or
chaparrall as an emetic.(Paiute) .1 (item)
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| 6 |
8 |
1.V.1.7 : Drink glass of warm salt water to induce vomiting and eat
burnt toast to keep it down .1 (item)
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| 6 |
8 |
1.V.1.8 : Roast Indian corn in iron pan free from grease .1 (item)
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| 6 |
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1.V.1.9 : Spearmint tea to stop vomiting .1 (item)
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| 6 |
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1.V.1.10 : Oil of cloves .1 (item)
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| 6 |
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1.V.1.11 : Laudanum, peppermint, water mixture used to stop vomiting .1 (item)
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1.V.1.12 : Vomiting stopped by drinking water from which you boiled a chicken in .1 (item)
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1.W.1: Warts |
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1.W.1.1 : To remove wart rub potato on wart, in some
cases bury the potato too .48 (items)
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| 6 |
9 |
1.W.1.2 : Use milkweed juice to be rid of warts.
.6 (items)
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| 6 |
9 |
1.W.1.3 : Use hydrochloric acid or an old bone rubbed
on wart to remove it .2 (items)
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| 6 |
9 |
1.W.1.4 : Put blood from wart on corn; let chicken eat
the corn .2 (items)
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| 6 |
9 |
1.W.1.5 : Let a wart charmer charm the wart away.
.23 (items)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.6 : By full moon, dig up ashes from a burned
paper on which was drawn a replica of the hand containing the warts.
.2 (items)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.7 : Rub mineral water on wart to remove it.
.2 (items)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.8 : Place a dampened aspirin on wart and cover it
with a band-aid to remove a wart .3 (items)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.9 : Work a needle and thread through the wart
then burn the thread and the wart will be gone .1 (item)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.10 : Rub cod liver oil on warts to make them go
away .1 (item)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.11 : By the full moon, pass butter knife over wart
three times, then bury knife by the first oak tree east of your home.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.12 : Toads and frogs cause warts .17 (items)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.13 : Hypnosis can rid one of warts .1 (item)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.14 : Rub castor oil on warts to make them go away.
.6 (items)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.15 : Cut notches in elderberry branch for the
number of warts, pass branch over warts, then throw it away .1 (item)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.16 : Rub penny on wart to remove it .8 (items)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.17 : Use beans or bean plant to be rid of warts.
.9 (items)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.18 : Rub red corn cob on warts and then bury it to
be rid of warts .1 (item)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.19 : Rub straight pin on warts and then discard it
to be rid of warts .2 (items)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.20 : Use a lizard, string, and bacon to be rid of
warts .1 (item)
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| 6 |
10 |
1.W.1.21 : Let someone buy the warts to be rid of them.
.12 (items)
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| 6 |
11 |
1.W.1.22 : Tie a string around a wart to make it go
away .6 (items)
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| 6 |
11 |
1.W.1.23 : Use bacon to remove warts .4 (items)
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| 6 |
11 |
1.W.1.24 : Use horsehair to remove warts .2 (items)
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| 6 |
11 |
1.W.1.25 : Use silver nitrate to remove warts.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
11 |
1.W.1.26 : Rub a match on wart and then bury it to be
rid of wart .1 (item)
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| 6 |
11 |
1.W.1.27 : Put battery acid on warts to be rid of them.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
11 |
1.W.1.28 : Rub chalk on warts daily to be rid of them.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
11 |
1.W.1.29 : Wipe dishrag (dirty, stolen, new) over warts
and bury it to remove warts .41 (items)
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| 6 |
11 |
1.W.1.30 : Urinate on a wart to cure it .2 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.31 : Keep wart covered with fingernail polish and
it will go away .4 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.32 : Spit on warts to make them go away.
.6 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.33 : Urinating in tub, shower or street causes
warts .3 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.34 : To remove warts cover them at night with beef
that has been soaked in vinegar .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.35 : Tie knots in thread and bury thread in manure
to rid self of warts .3 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.36 : At midnight on night of full moon, bury name
of person with warts and piece of their clothing and say a chant to be rid
of warts .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.37 : Use aloe vera to be rid of warts.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.38 : Tie hair of virgin around warts to remove
them .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.39 : Bury a dead black cat to remove warts.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.40 : Rub cut end of peach tree branch on wart and
then bury the branch .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.41 : Use ink to get rid of warts .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.42 : Pinch or pick wart to remove it .2 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.43 : Cut wart and let a dog lick the wound to
remove wart .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.44 : Pass string over or around warts then bury or
burn the string .6 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.45 : Complicated "notch stick" charm removes
warts .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.46 : Special pins to stick in a wart are
effective .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.47 : Tie knots in rope or dishrag for number of
warts, then bury the rope or dishrag .3 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.48 : Dandelion "milk" to rid self of warts.
.3 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.49 : Rub dirty dish rag on wart, then throw it
over left shoulder into the dirt .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.50 : Wipe hands on rag, then throw it in the
toilet .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.51 : Cut off lock of hair, bury in clean blue
cloth by a full moon .1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.52 : Sew burned match into lining of an old coat.
.1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.53 : Burn warts off with a match .2 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.54 : Cut warts off with an razor knife.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.55 : Bite off warts .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.56 : Draw outline of hand on paper indicating
where warts are. Burn or bury the paper .3 (items)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.57 : Woman whacks off sister's warts with a
butcher knife when she reached across table .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.58 : Father of seven sons, or a seventh son can
touch a wart and make it go away .1 (item)
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| 6 |
12 |
1.W.1.59 : Count warts to make them go away.
.3 (items)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.60 : Presenting a report in science class on warts
worked after all else had failed .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.61 : To get rid of plantar's warts, soak a piece
of lemon skin in vinegar, apply and bandage .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.62 : Use stolen tobacco to treat warts.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.63 : Rub potato on wart, then set it in windowsill
to dry .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.64 : Apply hot mashed potatoes on wart at first
sign, and run out and back to chicken coop .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.65 : Burn a penny on north side of house when sun
is straight up .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.66 : Count warts, put same number of pebbles in
Bull Durham bag, close eyes, whirl around and let it fly in a field.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.67 : Us a dirty sock to wipe warts, then bury
under a tree .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.68 : Use blood of freshly-slaughtered cow on
warts .2 (items)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.69 : Vinegar-soaked rag effective to cure warts.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.70 : Boy's Life toothpick cure .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.71 : Apply "spunk water" from rotted tree trunk to
get rid of warts .3 (items)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.72 : Touch small stones to warts, put in a bag in
pathway for someone to pick up .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.73 : Use vitamin E capsules to cure warts.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.74 : Wish or hate warts away .4 (items)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.75 : Rub warts with chicken gizzard .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.76 : Collect charcoal on glass, run onto warts.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.77 : Must kill frog or toad to cure warts.
.2 (items)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.78 : Rub wart with meat and in some cases bury the
meat too .3 (items)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.79 : Rub wart with pork rind then bury pork rind.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.80 : Charm away warts with gold wedding ring.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.81 : Put hand in paper bag .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.82 : Put masking tape on wart .2 (items)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.83 : Cut onion in half, rub warts, then bury
onion .1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.84 : Raw sour kraut will cure warts .1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.85 : Indian ointment will cure warts .1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.86 : If one touches someone else's warts, person
will get warts .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.87 : Must dig out wart seeds with needle.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.88 : Spitting on a person causes warts.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.89 : Mud packs will get rid of warts .1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.90 : Walk barefoot through fresh cow manure.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.91 : Tie a knot for each wart in a piece of string, then put the string
under the eaves of the house, once it rots the warts will disappear .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.92 : Cut as many notches in a stick as you have warts, then bury the stick .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.93 : Warts can be moved from one person to another, but never removed again
after the transfer .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.94 : Warts can be removed by charmer but cannot be charged for .1 (item)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.95 : Warts can be cured if certain eye contact (or no eye contact) is made. .2 (items)
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| 6 |
13 |
1.W.1.96 : Wart can be removed is a clove of garlic is directly applied to it .2 (items)
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| 6 |
14 |
1.W.1.0 : Miscellaneous wart cures .16 (items)
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| 6 |
15 |
1.W.2: Whooping Cough |
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| 6 |
15 |
1.W.2.1 : Thin leather strap around a child's neck
prevents severe case of whooping cough .1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
15 |
1.W.2.2 : Gargle with coal oil to cure whooping cough.
.1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
15 |
1.W.2.3 : Kill cat and put skin on chest to cure
whooping cough .1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
15 |
1.W.2.4 : Use goose grease and molasses to cure
whooping cough .1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
15 |
1.W.2.5 : Mare's milk cures whooping cough.
.1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
16 |
1.W.3: Worms |
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| 6 |
16 |
1.W.3.1 : Kill pin worms by drinking brandy.
.1 (item)
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| 6 |
16 |
1.W.3.2 : Feed children a mixture of hair and sugar to
rid them of worms .2 (items)
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| 6 |
16 |
1.W.3.3 : Ingesting a mixture of sugar and turpentine
kills the worms .4 (items)
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| 6 |
16 |
1.W.3.4 : Turpentine on pillow at night and eating raw
carrots cures pin worms .1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
16 |
1.W.3.5 : Powdered egg shells mixed with honey and
ingested rids one of pin worms .2 (items)
|
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| 6 |
16 |
1.W.3.6 : Garlic is good to rid one of worms.
.1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
16 |
1.W.3.7 : Fast for two days then inhale the vapors from
hot milk to draw out tapeworms .1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
16 |
1.W.3.8 : Eat honey and hair to cure tape worm.
.1 (item)
|
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| 6 |
16 |
1.W.3.9 : Drink tea stewed from sage brush.
.2 (items)
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1.W.3.10 : You will get worms from cookie dough.
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1.W.3.11 : To get rid of tapeworms hold a glass of milk in front of your mouth.
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1.W.3.12 : Take worm tablets to be cured of worms.
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1.W.4: Wounds |
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1.W.4.1 : Pine gum will heal even grievous wounds.
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1.W.4.2 : Use feathers of a night heron to close a cut.
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1.W.4.3 : Raw bacon used to draw out infection from a
wound .1 (item)
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1.W.4.4 : Rub warm olive oil on puncture wound.
.1 (item)
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1.W.4.5 : Fat and a copper penny applied to bottom of
foot for puncture wound .1 (item)
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1.W.4.6 : Spider web will stop a bleeding wound.
.2 (items)
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1.W.4.7 : Let a dog lick wounds to heal them faster.
.1 (item)
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1.W.4.8 : Use salt pork or hot bread and milk poultice
to heal wounds .1 (item)
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1.W.4.9 : Use ashes to heal wounds .1 (item)
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1.W.4.10 : Use bacon grease for wounds .1 (item)
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1.W.4.11 : Tobacco and cobwebs for wounds .1 (item)
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1.W.4.12 : Use bread and milk for festered wounds .1 (item)
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1.W.4.13 : Use fat for wounds or splinters .1 (item)
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1.W.4.14 : Smear fresh pitch pine and melted sheep tallow on wound then cover with bandage. .1 (item)
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1.0: Miscellaneous |
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1.0.1 : Use lobelia as an antiseptic .1 (item)
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1.0.2 : Use rice water for "summer complaint."
.1 (item)
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1.0.3 : Drawing out salves .5 (items)
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1.0.4 : Remedy for sore and inflamed areas on skin.
.1 (item)
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1.0.5 : Use bread and butter or bread and milk as a
poultice .1 (item)
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1.0.6 : Use lemon for sinus problems .1 (item)
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1.0.7 : Dilated anus exposed to running water acts as
an enema .1 (item)
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1.0.8 : Directions for mustard plaster .5 (items)
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1.0.9 : Burn sulfur to drive ailments away.
.1 (item)
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1.0.10 : Vinegar and honey in water as a general
cure-all .1 (item)
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1.0.11 : Brandy or whiskey for aiding various
complaints .2 (items)
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1.0.12 : Use comfrey in a variety of ways for a
variety of purposes .1 (item)
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1.0.13 : Use yellow dock, dandelion, burdock, lobelia
to relax any contraction .1 (item)
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1.0.14 : Monkshood or aconite have a variety of
remedial uses .1 (item)
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1.0.15 : Udder salve is a general cure-all.
.1 (item)
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1.0.16 : Cali herb tea and warm bath as a general
cure-all .1 (item)
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1.0.17 : Sage tea can be used as a cure-all.
.4 (items)
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1.0.18: Asafetida used as remedy or disease
repellant 15 (items)
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1.0.19 : Chaparral used in bath as cure-all.
.1 (item)
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1.0.20 : Bags of herbs should be worn around neck to
ward off disease and evil spirits causing disease .1 (item)
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1.0.21 : For any sickness, take a laxative.
.1 (item)
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1.0.22 : Purposeful bleeding of a person believed to
aid any illness .1 (item)
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1.0.23 : Mullein may cure various health problems.
.1 (item)
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1.0.24 : Golden seal is a cure-all .1 (item)
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1.0.25 : Various tea as a cure-all in old age.
.4 (items)
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1.0.26 : "Quartering" rubs ointment into raw skin for
faster absorption. (Cambodian) .1 (item)
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1.0.27 : Water from Nile river as a cure-all.
.1 (item)
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1.0.28 : Molasses and sulfur in the Spring to clean
out the system .1 (item)
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1.0.29 : Yarrow as a general tonic .1 (item)
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1.0.30 : Spoonful of honey helps a person to fall
asleep .1 (item)
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1.0.31 : Camphor, turpentine, and vinegar solution as
a general application .1 (item)
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1.0.32 : Warm water, sugar, and moonshine used for
medicinal purposes and as a sleeping aid .1 (item)
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1.0.33 : Deer liver will cure almost anything.
.1 (item)
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1.0.34 : People that sleep with their windows open are
healthier and live longer .1 (item)
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1.0.35 : Eat rhubarb, dandelion greens, or pig weed
for better health .2 (items)
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1.0.36 : Drink alfalfa juice for good health.
.1 (item)
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1.0.37 : Eat an ice cream cone everyday to avoid
illness .1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.38 : Put suet (pig fat) around neck to keep
sickness away .1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.39 : Eat a slice of bread to take care of fish
bone .1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.40 : Touching door knobs spread mono .1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.41 : Use burnt flour for baby powder .1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.42 : Sniff hot salt water into nose to clear up
sinus infection .1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.43 : Boil onions to clear home of germs.
.1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.44 : Drink lots of water to avoid sickness.
.1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.45 : Drinking water during meals is considered
unhealthy .1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.46 : A person will become ill if s/he eats rhubarb
and milk at the same meal .1 (item)
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1.0.47 : Consecrated olive oil will heal any illness.
.1 (item)
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1.0.48 : Epsom salt will cure all diseases.
.1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.49 : Corn, cucumbers, and cabbage fed to children
will cause sickness like spinal meningitis .1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.50 : Cherries or cherry juice will cure all
diseases .3 (items)
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18.1 |
1.0.51 : An onion poultice will cure all diseases.
.1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.52 : For ley, wash out mouth with vinegar or lemon
then drink milk .1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.53 : Scaring someone will cause Parkinson's
disease .1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.54 : Eating yogurt is a universal cure-all.
.1 (item)
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18.1 |
1.0.55 : Recipe for "Witch's Brew"-different
variations for different ailments .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.56 : To cure hickeys, rub with penny .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.57 : To cure chapped hands or feet use either
mutton tallow or milk .4 (items)
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18.2 |
1.0.58 : To cure fallen arches, wear tight leather
band around wrist .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.59 : To prevent charlie horses, tie twine strings
around the calves of your legs .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.60 : Drink Blue Nun to sleep well .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.61 : Drink 6-8 oz straight lemon juice after
fasting 24 hours to kill parasites .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.62 : If a dog or cat comes into the room of a sick
person, the person will not recover .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.63 : You can get VD (STD) if you sit on public
restroom toilet .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.64 : How to cure a cowboy from smoking .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.65 : Smoking is good because it makes you cough out all the foreign matter in your lungs .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.66 : Put red pepper on thumbs to stop thumb sucking .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.67 : Cayenne pepper on the tongue will cure a child from swearing .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.68 : Hickeys can be rid of by rubbing a cold spoon over it .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.69 : Ginger helps relieve motion sickness .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.70 : Remedy for streptococcus infection .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.71 : Ipecac and Dovers Powders used for gastro intestinal complaints .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.72 : Drink the tea made by bailing an old boat for Lumbago .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.73 : Use turpentine for chappiness .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.74 : Use egg shell membrane for chapped lips .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.75 : When baby has cramps, give fennel tea .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.76 : Put wound in kerosene .1 (item)
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| 6 |
18.2 |
1.0.77 : Use salt water on cuts and injuries .1 (item)
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| 6 |
18.2 |
1.0.78 : Give Possett to sick person (recipe included) .1 (item)
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18.2 |
1.0.79 : Olive oil, camphor, turpentine, and castor oil as medicine .1 (item)
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18.3 |
1.0.80 : Taking "Happy Hour" with the sick person .1 (item)
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18.3 |
1.0.81 : Cod liver for maintenance of vitamin level. .1 (item)
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18.3 |
1.0.82 : Pine gum salve is a cure-all. .1 (item)
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18.3 |
1.0.83 : Flax seed is a cure-all. .1 (item)
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18.3 |
1.0.84 : Take two chickens and lay their insides on the sick persons chest and stomach and it will make her better. .1 (item)
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18.3 |
1.0.85 : Herbs used as cure-all. .1 (item)
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18.3 |
1.0.86 : Fumigate house with coal and sulfur to get rid of germs .1 (item)
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18.3 |
1.0.87 : Put bar of soap under bed when you fall asleep keeps leg cramps away during the night .1 (item)
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