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School: Grangeford, Tullow

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0907, Page 268

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    A great cure for colds in olden times was boiled buttermilk and one spoonful of oatenmeal mixed with the boiled buttermilk. It was called Posset. It should be taking going to bed at night.
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    In a place known as the "Crab Lane" which led down to a little house in Busherstown there lived an old woman named Anne Nolan. She died about 100
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