Date: Sat, 1 Apr 2000 21:29:24 EST From: Ccp108@aol.com To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg974$foo@default> Subject: Davion,
Just had time to reed the list, was working the peninsula on the northeast
corner of our North 40, taday during daylight, before Daylight Savings Time.
Simple cut down bush and saplings and tractor mow.
This next part is for Davion. In a one gallon bottle of water put 1
tablespoon of sink dishwashing liquid (Example Ivory, Dove; or Dawn,) isn't
Dawn when we wake up saving time. Then add 2 tablespoons of corn cooking oil
(for example ~ Wesson Corn Oil.) The recipe was handed down from old time
farmers, but my Uncle Major told me. They used, in old times, on their
citrus fruit to keep away the bugs.
Before Ivory Soap they used lard, which is also animal, hog fat that will
come to the surface when you boil parts of pig in water; and lye, the
mineral, which are in Ivory Soap.
Cousin Clem
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