Barbers' Manual (Part 1); Text Book on Taxidermy (Part 2)
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The first part offers a practical manual for barbers, opening with a brief historical sketch and then giving shop techniques and tested recipes for hair dyes, tonics, creams, bay rum, salves, and related preparations, with directions for compounding and application. The second part presents hands-on instruction in taxidermy and tanning, explaining methods for preserving specimens, treating hides with hair on, and producing mats, rugs, and saleable goods. Throughout the book the author emphasizes tested procedures, economy, and the use of learned methods to improve trade skills and create supplemental income.
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