School: Tashinny, Colehill (roll number 10223)

Location:
Taghshinny, Co. Longford
Teacher:
Annie Trimble
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  2. arm is tie a black band round the wrist, (the band must be black).
    People say if you tie a horse hair tightly around a wart it will cut it off.
    If you have warts the people say to get wart weed and put it on the warts and it will cure them.
    A cure for a cold is to boil butter-milk and when it is boiling put pepper on it and drink it.
    If your nose is bleeding get a good big cloth and wet it in spring water and hold it to your nose for ten minutes and it will stop it from bleeding. Another cure for a bleeding nose is to take a m0uthful of cold water and swallow it and then take another and keep it in your mouth for a little while and then spit it out again and your nose will stop bleeding.
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