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School: Glentidaly (roll number 9983)

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Glentidaly, Co. Donegal
Teacher:
M. M. Heron
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1087, Page 253

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    Wine made of cowslips was believed to cure a pain in the head.
    A mixture made of lump sugar, rind of three lemons, a gallon of yellow petal rings and a gallon of water. Then put into a barrel and stir every day for a week was also a cure for a pain in the head.
    Sweets made of coltsfoot were considered a good remedy for coughs.
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