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Historical use wording: Cough
Source: Mother's Remedies by Thomas Jefferson Ritter (1910), narrative-offset-1779349.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- Lemons: Serve with cracked or shaved ice if desired. [650 MOTHERS' REMEDIES] Syrup for Cough of Long Standing.--"Five cents worth of flax seed, a little rock candy, two tablespoons of best brandy and a lemon makes the finest cough syrup in the world. Steep flaxseed a short time, strain and add rock candy to sweeten, then juice of one lemon and the brandy. One physician says it is as good as anything he can put up." Syrup of
Method as extracted
- Mix according to the source passage: Serve with cracked or shaved ice if desired. [650 MOTHERS' REMEDIES] Syrup for Cough of Long Standing.--"Five cents worth of flax seed, a little rock candy, two tablespoons of best brandy and a lemon makes the finest cough syrup in the world. Steep flaxseed a short time, strain and add rock candy to sweeten, then juice of one lemon and the brandy. One physician says it is as good as anything he can put up." Syrup of Lemons for Fever Cases and to Disguise the Taste of Bad Medicines.--"Boil for ten minutes a pint of lemon juice, strain, add two pounds of brown sugar and dissolve.
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- Mother's Remedies — Project GutenbergPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-1779349.