This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
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The sticky material applied to the paper is the following:
Boiled linseed oil. 5 to 7 parts
Gum thus....... 2 to 3 parts
Non-drying oil.. . 3 to 7 parts
For the non-drying oil, cottonseed, castor, or neatsfoot will answer—in fact, any of the cheaper oils that do not readily dry or harden will answer. The proper amount of each ingredient depends upon the condition of the boiled oil. If it is boiled down very stiff, more of the other ingredients will be necessary, while if thin, less will be required.
Rosin............. 8 parts
Rapeseed oil....... 4 parts
Honey............ 1 part
Melt the rosin and oil together, and incorporate the honey. Two parts of raw linseed oil and 2 parts of honey may be used along with 8 parts of rosin instead of the foregoing. Use paper already sized, as it comes from the mills, on which to spread the mixture.
Castor oil.......... 12 ounces
Rosin............. 27 ounces
Melt together and spread on paper sized with glue, using 12 ounces glue to 4 pints water.
Rosin............. 8 ounces
Venice turpentine... 2 ounces
Castor oil.........'. 2 ounces
Spread on paper sized with glue.
Quassia chips..... 150 parts
Chloride of cobalt.. 10 parts
Tartar emetic..... 2 parts
Tincture of long pepper (1 to 4) . . 80 parts
Water............ 400 parts
Boil the quassia in the water until the liquid is reduced one-half, strain, add the other ingredients, saturate common absorbent paper with the solution, and dry. The paper is used in the ordinary way.
Potassium bichromate 10 ounces
Sugar............ 3 drachms
Oil of black pepper.. 2 drachms
Alcohol .......... 2 ounces
Water............. 14 ounces
Mix and let stand for several days, then soak unsized paper with the solution.
Cobalt chloride..... 4 drachms
Hot water......... 16 ounces
Brown sugar....... 1 ounce
Dissolve the cobalt in the water and add the sugar, saturate unsized paper in the solution, and hang up to dry.
Quassia chips..... 150 parts
Cobalt chloride.... 10 parts Tartrate antimony. 2 parts Tincture of pepper. 80 parts
Water............ 400 parts
Boil chips in the water until the volume of the latter is reduced one-half, add other ingredients and saturate paper and dry.
Pepper............ 4 ounces
Quassia........... 4 ounces
Sugar............. 8 ounces
Diluted alcohol..... 4 ounces
Mix dry and sprinkle around where the flies can get it.
Mix 25 parts of quassia decoction (1:10) with 6 parts of brown sugar and 3 parts of ground pepper, and place on flat dishes.
Mix 1 part of ground pepper and 1 part of brown sugar with 16 parts milk
or cream, and put the mixture on flat plates.
Macerate 20 parts of quassia wood with 100 parts of water for 24 hours, boil one-half hour, and squeeze off 24 hours. The liquid is mixed with 3 parts of molasses, and evaporated to 10 parts. Next add 1 part of alcohol. Soak blotting paper with this mixture, and put on plates.
Dissolve 5 parts of potassium bichromate, 15 parts of sugar, and 1 part of essential pepper oil in 60 parts of water, and add 10 parts of alcohol. Saturate unsized paper with this solution and dry well.
Boil together for half an hour
Ground quassia wood.......... 18 pounds
Broken colocynth.. 3 pounds
Ground long pepper............ 5 pounds
Water............ 80 pounds
Then percolate and make up to 60 pounds if necessary with more water. Then add 4 pounds of syrup. Unsized paper is soaked in this, and dried as quickly as possible to prevent it from getting sour.
Mix together
Ordinary syrup... . 100 ounces
Honey........... 30 ounces
Extract of quassia wood.......... 4 ounces
Oil of aniseed, a few drops.
 
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