10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POMATUM»
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pomatum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pomatum and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The new family receipt book [by M.E. Rundell].
In India it may be sold; in Europe it is waste ; for to employ it in fresh distillations is
clearly to waste a manufactured article. 959. To make Lip Salve. Take an ounce
of white wax and ox marrow, three ounces of white pomatum, and melt all in a ...
Maria Eliza Rundell, 1837
2
The Toilet of Flora; Or, A Collection of the Most Simple and ...
Improved from the French Pierre-Joseph Buc'hoz. Numb. Page 186, 187, 188. Lip
Salves - r68 189. A Yellow Lip Salve - - 170 19 -, 191, 192, 193, 194. Scarlet Lip
Salve* 171 19*5. White Pomatum - - - 175 196. Red Pomatum - - - 176 197'.
Pierre-Joseph Buc'hoz, 1772
3
American Journal of Pharmacy
Pomada de Cloral, Pomatum cum Chloralo. — Chloral hydrate 6, lard 30;
dissolve in a wide mouth vial with the aid of heat. Pomada de Sulfato de quinina,
Pomatum cum Sulfate quinico. — Quinine sulphate 3, tartaric acid 2, water 4 ;
dissolve ...
4
The Arabian Nights' Entertainments: Consisting of One ...
But a thought came mto my head, that the little hox of pomatum which the dervise
showed me had something in it more precious than all the riches which I was
ohliged to him for. The place from whence the dervise took it, said I to myself, and
...
5
The Arabian nights' entertainments: consisting of one ...
not profit by to wholesome advice. I was not content, though I had my forty cameb
again, and knew they were loaded with an inestimable treasure. But a thought
came mto my head, that the little hox of pomatum which the dervise showed me ...
6
A New Supplement to the Pharmacopoeias of London, Edinburgh, ...
Take 3vj of common pomatum, and add to it two or three ounces of very clean
white wax scraped very fine. Melt the whole together in an earthen pan, which is
immersed in a larger one, containing boiling water, over a clear and steady fire.
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Arabian Nights' Entertainments ...
Buta thought came into my head, that the little box of pomatum which the
derviseshowed me had something in it more precious than all the riches which I
was obliged to him for. The place from whence the dervise took it, said I to myself,
and ...
8
American Journal of Pharmacy and the Sciences Supporting ...
Pomada de Cloral, Pomatum cum Chloralo.—-—Chloral hydrate 6, lard 30;
dissolve in a wide mouth vial with the aid of heat. Pomada de Sulfato de quinina,
Pomatum cum Sulfate quinico.— Quinine sulphate 3, tartaric acid 2, water 4;
dissolve ...
9
The Domestic Dictionary and Housekeeper's Manual: Comprising ...
POMATUM. A greasy substance, made from suet, perfumed or medicated. The
process of making pomatum is tedious, as the fat must be thoroughly cleansed, to
prevent rancidity, which would soon overpower the perfume. The mode of ...
Gibbons Merle, John Reitch, 1842
10
Pharmaceutical Record and Weekly Market Review
Unguentum Aconitini — Pomatum aconitinae. Aconitine, 1 part; dissolve in
alcohol (90 per cent) a sufficient quantity, and add purified lard, 50 parts. Mix.
Unguentum Belladonnae. Pomatum belladonnae. Extract of belladonna leaf, 1
part; ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POMATUM»
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pomatum is used in the context of the following news items.
From the archive, 5 March 1904: Mountaineering on skis
... ginger-beer stirred round in a pomatum-pot, but which all good, simple, honest palates perceive at once to be the authentic nectar of Homer. «The Guardian, Mar 15»
A Competitive World: Ambition and Self-Help in Trollope's An …
He put his arms round her waist and kissed her; and as he caressed her, his olfactory nerves perceived that the pomatum in her hair was none ... «The Fortnightly Review, Nov 12»
Whale vomit in history
... highly fragrant and spicy, that it is largely used in perfumery, in pastiles, precious candles, hair-powders, and pomatum." Melville continues:. «Chicago Reader, Mar 12»
Secretive ambergris trade is recession-proof
... found in the inglorious bowels of a sick whale," was "largely used in perfumery, in pastiles, precious candles, hair powders, and pomatum.". «San Francisco Chronicle, Jan 12»
