Sunburn varies from a mere reddening and slight soreness of the skin, to severe blistering and even swelling both of the skin itself and of the subcutaneous tissues. In severe sunburn there are constitutional disturbances, headache, lassie tude, malaise, and rise of temperature, the patient being definitely ill, sometimes even dangerously so.
In the mild form, where there is only reddening and slight soreness of the skin, all that is needed is a soothing application—such as calamine lotion, cold creams, or lano-The severe forms are best ated with preparations of tannic Where there ere marked con-peppers. Heat two cupfuls of vinegar, add two teacupfuls of sugar, two teaspoonfuls of dry mustard, and two teaspoonfuls of salt, Leave to cool and then add the chopped-up in-gradients. Place in perfectly clean jars and cork securely. It can be eaten after 10 days.
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