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This formula was extracted automatically from a historical source and published directly for live editorial inspection. It may contain OCR, title, botanical-identity, ingredient, structure or safety errors. Do not use it as treatment, dosage or self-care guidance.
Source: The household oracle : a popular referee on subjects of household enquiry : including: - house building, buying and renting; house furnishing and decoration; housekeeping and domestic cookery; plain and fancy needlework; home farming, gardening, medicine; law; an epitome of the history of the world and the growth of the human family; the formation of our mother tongue and the rules of English grammar; a dictionary of religions; stepping stones of English history and a sketch of the English const by Miles, Alfred H. (Alfred Henry), 1848-1929; University of Leeds. Library (1897), narrative-offset-850187.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- hypophosphate of iron: Give the syrup of the hypophosphate of iron, in doses of five drops, three or four times a day; let the bird have plenty of fresh green food, and soft wholesome nutritious diet. If the canker IS about the mouth or throat, touch it three times a day with a camel’s hair pencil dipped in the following antiseptic and astringent application : tincture of iron and glycerine, of each half an ounce; pure carbolic acid, one d
Method as extracted
- Macerate according to the source passage: Give the syrup of the hypophosphate of iron, in doses of five drops, three or four times a day; let the bird have plenty of fresh green food, and soft wholesome nutritious diet. If the canker IS about the mouth or throat, touch it three times a day with a camel’s hair pencil dipped in the following antiseptic and astringent application : tincture of iron and glycerine, of each half an ounce; pure carbolic acid, one dram; mi.\ well.
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Primary and supporting references
- The household oracle : a popular referee on subjects of household enquiry : including: - house building, buying and renting; house furnishing and decoration; housekeeping and domestic cookery; plain and fancy needlework; home farming, gardening, medicine; law; an epitome of the history of the world and the growth of the human family; the formation of our mother tongue and the rules of English grammar; a dictionary of religions; stepping stones of English history and a sketch of the English const — The household oracle : a popular referee on subjects of household enquiry : including: - house building, buying and renting; house furnishing and decoration; housekeeping and domestic cookery; plain and fancy needlework; home farming, gardening, medicine;Primary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-850187.