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  1. blank Paul Fassa says:

    You copied too quickly and sloppily Christina. The pestilence was the plague, which occurred during medieval times. Your source mentioned a book about the four thieves legend written in 1910. Don’t rush too much when you copy and paste others’ material.

    1. blank Rebel Writer says:

      I’ve known about Thieves AND the plague since high school, my friend, but I like to give credit to sites where I get article ideas from. Go figure.

  2. blank cp younger says:

    In Europe, there was late 1890’s and early 1900’s two cholera’s epidemies I know because several of my relatives died.

  3. VINEGAR IS MY GO TO, WHETHER IT BE WINE VINEGAR, WHITE, APPLE , CIDER, WITH OR WITHOUT A MOTHER SOLVES MANY OF MY PROBLEMS. HONEY AND APPLE FOR A COUGH, WINE IN MY COOKING, A SPLASH ON MY HAIR FOR RED HIGHT LIGHTS, OR A SOLUTION TO WASH THE PESTIDSIDES OFF MY FRUIT OR VEGGIES AND THEN 1/3 TO 2 CUPS WATER IN A SPRAY BOTTLE CLEANS COUNTERTOPS, STOVES, SHINES MIRRORS AND WINDOWS,
    AND REMOVES FINGER PRINTS FROM S.S. APPLIANCES. ONE TEASPOON CHASES HEART BURN AWAY. SOME ONE TOLD ME IF I PUT SOME? VINEGAR IN MILK I’LL GET BUTTER MILK. HAVEN’T TRIED IT YET.

  4. Although the amounts and method are/is different slightly, this does work. I’ve used it as part of salad dressing during certain seasons just to keep the immunity boost up. When it gets to the point where it’s “bad” to the taste—it becomes bug repellent and I put it on the colors of my pets as a flea repellent. Have some macerating right now in oil and in vinegar for the upcoming flu season. Will try your version and compare. Thanks.

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