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Dear Aunt Daisy, Thank you very much for the letter you sent me on getting scorch marks out. I tried the one that you thought was the best (i.e., starch and cold water) and put on two plasters. This took the scorch out to a certain extent, but there was still rather a dark mark left. I got lazy then (you know what boys are like) and gave up putting the starch plaster on; and just rubbed glycerine on it. ‘This took the mark RIGHT OUT.
Norman
Cambridge.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 17, Issue 439, 21 November 1947, Page 27
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