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Old 11th June 2019, 04:29 AM   #22
A. G. Maisey
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That bumper story is good to hear, Ariel.

Never heard of that here but it is certain there is an opening for it.

Bob,
the spider web for wounds was pretty much general rural treatment when I was a kid, women avoided cleaning spider webs that formed over the wood burning stoves that were used back then, and if any of the men suffered a severe cut a handful of spider web was slathered over the wound to stop the bleeding. I think it has just about disappeared as a treatment now.
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