Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

manifold uses on the dressing taole
OF the would-be fair.
Yet there is marty anything II viii
not accomplish. Listen 10 a few Of
It's unappreciated virtues.
Lemon juice is an excellent cleanser
and often answer the purpose OF soap
with delicate skins. 1t is, of course
very sticky, and should be we'll wash
ed off.
As q ~ioti0n,try a winegIassful of
lemon juice, a pint of rainwater and
five drops of essence of rose. Cork
well. Or else use half pint of milk
ana h juice from q slice of strong
lemon. applied OF night. left on and
washed off with warm water in the
morning. This Is the faverite lotion OF
Queen Mary Of England.
Freckles and sunburn are our great
curses about this time OF year. Le-
mon Juice and ~glycerin make a good
remedy for the former discomfort.
Try the proportion OF half and half
and II the glycerin prove TOO irritating
or the lemon too acid. decrease one or
the other. Another freckIe ameliora-
tor consists OF r mixture of vinegar,
lemon juice. alcohol, oil OF lavender.
oil of rose, OIL of cedar and distilled
water. This is q French recipe, and
should be applied on retiring and
washed off the next morning.
For tan or sunburn, use a wash of
| pint of r~osewater. y ounce OF pull
verified borax and ounce OF strain
ed lemon Juice. For heavy tan a bet
ter remedy is / ounce of strained
honey, ! tenspoonful of lemon juice,
the white OF ? eggs, 9 drops Of oil
Of bitter almonds and enough powder
cd oatmeal 10 give the whole the on
%sistency of n smooth, thick paste. Rub
this on and let Il remain for an hour
or so. Lemon juice and glyeerin Is
good for this also, as we'll as for red
hands; If the irritated skin viii not
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. glycerin
use rosewater instead.
II is not generally known that le-
non juice is sometimes a cure for
too obstinate warts. Touch them
two Of three times daily with a
.camers-hair brush soaked in the
juice.
Lemon juice is very good for the
gums; rubbing them, after brushing |
the teeth, with the half of a fresh
win harden them. Where the
gums are sore as well as too soft, dip
a soft brush in the juice and apply
in this manner instead. without touch
ing the teeth by molstening the check
On the affected side with the warmed
Juice of a lemon.
For both dandruff and falling hair
the humble lemon proves valuable.
the juice from the lemon OF
the scalp. trying TO keep il as far
as possible from the hair. This is
very good for dandruff, but it is use
ful only for dark falling hair; for some
reason II does not affect the blonde.
Lemonade, made strong and with
out sugar. Is splendid tor h~oarseness,
md keeps the voice clear for public
speaking and singing. 1t should be
hot unless it is nauseating in
form, or unless II is very warm
weather.
There is essence of lemon in most
,olognes; here Is a simple one; Aleo-
lol cat 80 degrees), ] quart; essence
" bergamont, 8 grams; essence of
,edra, 8 grams; essence OF lemon, 8
essence of rose, . drops. Stir
will, filter and bottle.
This is the recipe of a famous
)aeuty specialist of Paris, and is given
French measures any druggist
VIII transform il into our won.
And all this usefulness from a vege-
priced nowadays only as an
ornament for fish and a slang epithet!