This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
Clarified honey .. 100 drachms Precipitated chalk 100 drachms Powdered orris
root.......... 100 drachms
Powdered rose
leaves........ 60 drops
Oil of cloves..... 55 drops
Oil of mace..... 55 drops
Oil of geranium.. 55 drops
Powdered pumice 100 drachms
Starch.......... 20 drachms
Oil of peppermint 40 drops Carmine........ J drachm
Forty drachms precipitated chalk, 11 drachms soap powder, 11 drachms wheaten starch, 1 drachm carmine, 30 drops oil of peppermint, 30 drops oil of geranium, 60 drops eucalyptus oil, 2 drops oil of cloves, 12 drops oil of anise mixed together and incorporated to a paste, with a mixture of equal parts of glycerine and spirit.
Precipitated chalk 8 ounces
Orris............ 8 ounces
White castile soap. 2 ounces
Borax........... 2 ounces
Myrrh........... 1 ounce
Glycerine, quantity sufficient. Color and perfume to suit. A thousand grams of levigated powdered oyster shells are rubbed up with 12 drachms of cochineal to a homogeneous powder. To this is added 1 drachm of potassium permanganate and 1 drachm boric acid and rubbed well up. Foam up 200 drachms castile soap and 5 drachms chemically pure glycerine and mix it with the foregoing mass, adding by teaspoonful 150 grams of boiling strained honey. The whole mass is again thoroughly rubbed up, adding while doing so 200 drops honey. Finally the mass should be put into a mortar and pounded for an hour and then kneaded with the hands for 2 hours.
Calcium carbonate,
levigated............100 parts
Cuttlefish bone, in fine
powder.......... 25 parts
Castile soap, old white,
powdered......... 25 parts
Tincture of carmine,
ammoniated...... 4 parts
Simple syrup........ 25 parts
Menthol............ 2 parts
Alcohol............. 5 parts
Attar of rose or other perfume, quantity sufficient. Rose water sufficient to make a paste. Beat the soap with a little rose water, then warm until softened, add syrup and tincture of carmine. Dissolve the perfume and menthol in the alcohol and add to soap mixture. Add the solids and incorporate thoroughly. Finally, work to a proper consistency for filling into collapsible tubes, adding water, if necessary.
 
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