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“ Interested Header.”—l am glad you iind ‘ Wojnan’s World ’ so interesting. Many thanks for recipe for tomato pulp; I am publishing it in the recipe column of this issue. The others are also very good, and will appear later. “Epicure.”—You will had the inlormation you require under ‘ The Right Recipe ’ in this issue. “ Batch.”—Mildew in linen is very difficult to remove. The following method if followed carefully will prove successful :—Stretch the article over, a basin of cold water, apply a solution of potassium permanganate mixed in the proportion of one teaspoon crystals to one quart of water; when this turns brown apply a splutipn of oxalic acid mixed in the proportion of loz oxalic? acid to three-quarter-cup water, and immediately plunge the article into the cold water. Rinse thoroughly in cold water, changing many times, then put on the grass to bleach.
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Evening Star, Issue 20132, 23 March 1929, Page 18
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145ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS Evening Star, Issue 20132, 23 March 1929, Page 18
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