Condition |
Method Of Treatment |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - sugar of lead acetate |
poison ivy |
applied - silver leaf |
poison ivy |
applied - poison ivy leaves |
poison ivy |
sulphur |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
applied - gun powder rubbed |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
performed - urinate |
poison ivy |
performed - bathe in water in which babies have been steeped; bathing in water in which manzanita leaves have been steeped |
poison ivy |
Crushed touch-me-not or crushed nightshade with milk |
poison ivy |
applied - coffee, soda |
poison ivy |
potato juice |
poison ivy |
ingested - five-leaf ivy tea. |
poison ivy |
applied - gunpowder, cream |
poison ivy |
applied - solution of water and saltpetre (saltpeter) |
poison ivy |
applied - poison ivy leaves; ingested - poison ivy root |
poison ivy |
ingested - sulphur, molasses, saltpeter |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
plantain leaf decoction |
poison ivy |
applied - apple cider vinegar, water |
poison ivy |
applied - water in which blacksmith quenches red hot iron |
poison ivy |
applied - liquid from boiled peach leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - water |
poison ivy |
Sugar or lead |
poison ivy |
applied - pale jewelweed |
poison ivy |
applied - gunpowder, lard |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - pure apple vinegar |
poison ivy |
applied - astragalus nitidus |
poison ivy |
applied - rub gun powder |
poison ivy |
applied - elaborated ceremony |
poison ivy |
applied - vinegar |
poison ivy |
applied - water in which blacksmith quenches hot iron |
poison ivy |
applied - very thin slices of potato |
poison ivy |
performed - carry wild cherry or elderbery in pocket |
ivy poisoning |
steeped ash tree bark |
poison ivy |
applied - laundry soap |
poison ivy |
applied - locust leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - slake water from cooling tub. |
poison ivy |
applied - gunpowder mixed with sweetmilk |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
applied - powdered sulfur, water |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
applied - pure apple vinegar |
poison ivy |
applied - baking soda in bath water |
poison ivy |
ingested - green walnut juice |
poison ivy |
applied - yellow willow leaves and switches |
poison ivy |
applied - plantain leaves |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - nightshade berries |
poison ivy |
applied - rain water from tree stump. |
poison ivy |
applied - sassafras juice |
poison ivy |
inhaled - buttermilk |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
ingested - jack in the pulpit |
poison ivy |
performed - bath with chlorine diluted in water |
poison ivy |
applied - liquid shoe polish |
ivy, sumac poisoning |
ingested - sheep laurel |
poison ivy |
applied - nightshade berries and cream |
poison ivy |
applied - “crayfish meat” |
poison ivy |
applied - rub three different kinds of leaves together, then on afflicted part of body |
poison ivy |
applied - trashed peach leaves |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
applied - white shoe polish |
poison ivy |
applied - banana peel |
poison ivy |
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health, promoters |
applied - poison ivy leaves covered with dew |
poison ivy |
applied - red clay mixed with water |
poison ivy |
applied - mud from the river bottom |
poison ivy |
applied - Indian tobacco cooked in milk |
poison ivy |
ingested - pennyroyal |
poison ivy |
performed - powwow |
poison ivy |
performed - spit on poison ivy plant |
poison ivy |
applied - buttermilk, salt |
poison ivy |
performed - curse |
poison oak |
applied - wild nasturtiums |
poison ivy |
applied - cold rubber sheet; sour milk beaten to thickness |
poison ivy |
copperas water |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - salt water |
poison ivy |
worn - fishing sinker on string around neck |
poison ivy |
applied - gunpowder mixed with vinegar |
poison ivy |
ingested - plantain leaves |
itching, itches, itchy |
applied - creosote |
poison ivy |
applied - “selendine” [celendine] |
poison ivy |
applied - buttermilk, salt |
poison ivy |
applied - cornstarch |
poison ivy |
sweet milk |
poison ivy |
applied - smoke of cedar boughs |
poison ivy |
ingested - leaves of poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - mud |
poison ivy |
Lysol |
poison ivy |
applied - plantain leaves |
nail puncture wounds |
applied - smoke from burning honeycomb |
poison ivy |
applied - buttermilk, soda |
poison ivy |
applied - cedar needles |
poison ivy |
applied - mixture of gunpowder and cream |
poison ivy |
applied - water used to scald a chicken |
poison ivy |
worn - lead around neck |
poison ivy |
performed - carry pocketful of cartridges in pocket. |
poison ivy |
applied - juice of glass weed |
poison ivy |
applied - water nettle |
poison ivy |
applied - White Shoe Polish |
poison ivy |
applied - smoke of cedar |
poison ivy |
worn - metal on leg, |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - juice on a glass weed |
poison ivy |
applied - poultice of buckshot powder and milk |
poison oak |
applied - oatmeal poultice |
poison ivy |
performed - throw sick person in a hog wallow |
poison ivy |
applied - pure apple vinegar |
poison ivy |
applied - water weed, celandine |
poison ivy |
applied - water, carbolic acid |
poison ivy |
worn - metal on arm. |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - sweet milk and gunpowder. |
poison ivy |
applied - oatmeal poultice |
poison ivy |
applied - potato scrapings |
rheumatism, kidney ailments, stomach ailments |
performed - go to hot springs |
poison ivy |
guano water |
poison ivy |
applied - boil two pennies in vinegar, rub on poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - boiled plantain leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - white oak leaves |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - Red oak: Quercus maxima (Marsh.) Ashe |
poison ivy |
applied - Solomon’s Seal |
poison ivy |
applied - creosote |
poison ivy |
worn - metal on neck. |
poison ivy |
worn - carry an elderberry |
poison ivy |
applied - elaborated ceremony. |
poison ivy |
applied - mixture of apple cider and water |
poison ivy |
applied - ice |
poison oak |
applied - gun powder |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy root in the spring |
poison ivy |
applied - rub rash, apply salt packs and cold water; wash with a strong laundry soap; bath with alcohol |
poison ivy |
applied - ivy leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - sweet cream |
poison ivy |
Graybeard, Yellow wood: Cladrastis lutea (Koch) (Marsh) |
stye |
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poison ivy |
applied - powdered crayfish |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - mixture of sulphur and lard |
poison ivy |
applied - rhubarb, soda |
poison oak |
performed - take all poison oak or ivy off of a tree and rub on your arm |
poison ivy |
dew from the love vine |
poison ivy |
applied - milk of celandine (Chelidonium maius) |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
applied - white gasoline |
poison ivy |
applied - muslin rags |
poison ivy |
applied - sweet spirits of nitre, sugar of lead lotion, or weak solution of quicklime |
poison ivy |
Glass herb (Glaws Graut) |
poison ivy |
applied - milkweed |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - water used to boil an old shoe |
poison ivy |
ingested - woodchuck oil, plantain leaf, poison ivy. |
snakebite |
herbs, ligature |
poison ivy |
applied - nightshade and cream |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - apple vinegar |
poison ivy |
applied - sap of wild touch-me-not plant |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
ingested - eat tender leaf of ivy in spring |
poison ivy |
applied - salt water |
poison ivy |
ingested - salt, grease or water |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - bark of white oak tree, water, slaked lime |
poison ivy |
applied - strong salt solution |
poison ivy |
worn - cartridges in pocket |
poison ivy |
applied - mud |
poison ivy |
applied - paste made from epsom salts and water |
poison oak |
applied - mixture of sulphur and lard |
poison ivy |
black walnut juice |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - catnip tea mixed with sweet oil or olive oil |
poison ivy |
applied - milk of milkweed or celadine |
poison ivy |
applied - salve made from any three different plant roots |
poison ivy |
applied - slackwater. |
poison ivy |
applied - soap, water |
poisons |
Ground ivy |
poison oak |
ingested - water flowing past area where poison oak or ivy grew |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - poison ivy tea |
poison ivy |
applied - salt water |
poison ivy |
applied - copperas, sugar of lead |
poison ivy |
applied. mix nightshade berries with cream |
poison ivy |
applied - wood ashes boiled to lye |
poison ivy |
worn - lead |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - water in which goldenrod leaves have soaked |
poison ivy |
applied - urine |
poison ivy |
applied - pale touch-me-not (Impatiens pallida) |
poison ivy |
applied - urine |
poison ivy |
applied - old buck plantain |
poison ivy |
applied - well-moistened tobacco leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - yellow laundry soap. |
poisons |
ingested - ivy berry drink |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy root |
poison ivy |
ingested - saltpetre, sulphur, and molasses |
poison ivy |
Sullendine (celandine) |
poison ivy |
gunpowder, milk |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - water in which sweet fern has steeped |
poison ivy |
applied - homemade lye soap. |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy leaves |
poison ivy |
ingested - saltpeter, sulphur, and molasses |
poison ivy |
ingested - epsom salt |
poison ivy |
applied - strong homemade laundry soap with water |
poison ivy |
sulfur, motor oil |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - butter made from milk in May from a cow that runs in the woods |
poison ivy |
ingested - leaves of poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - Epsom salt |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - “slack water” |
poison ivy |
applied - baking soda, epsom salts |
poison ivy |
applied - straight bleach |
poison ivy |
applied - tomatoes |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - buckshot |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - water in which dry calomel and lime have soaked |
poison ivy |
ingested - water from a mountain stream |
poison ivy |
applied - Clorox bleach |
poison ivy |
performed - carry bit of wild cherry or elder in pocket |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - “slack water” |
poison ivy |
ingested - epsom salt |
poison ivy |
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rashes |
applied - soda and vinegar. |
poison ivy |
ingested - tea made of poison ivy |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - buckshot |
poison ivy |
applied - nightshade, cream |
poison ivy |
applied - white sugar, lead, whiskey |
ivy poisoning |
applied - string bean leaves |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - pure apple vinegar |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - cold black coffee |
poison ivy |
applied - gasoline |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - sweet fern |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - buckshot |
poison ivy |
plaintain |
poison ivy |
calf slobber |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - mud |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - paste of gunpowder and cream |
poison ivy |
applied - Isopropyl alcohol. |
poisons |
applied - juice of raw potato leaves |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy root |
poison ivy |
applied - yellow soap |
poison ivy |
applied - sweet fern |
poison ivy |
applied - lotion made from leaves of eucalyptus trees mixed with rain water |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - apple vinegar |
poison ivy |
applied - night shade plant, lard |
poison ivy |
applied - melon flower |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - mud |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - red-oak-bark tea |
poison ivy |
applied - raw carbolic acid |
blemishes, chilblains, soft corns, poison ivy, insect bites, fever sores, body odors, oily skin, sore lips, sunburn, tired feet, warts |
applied - Hokara, a massage cream |
drunkenness, alcoholism |
ingested - Drink from berries of ivy. |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy root |
poison ivy |
worn - fishing sinker |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
applied - poplar bark bath |
poison oak |
applied - wormwood tea |
poison ivy |
applied - bicarbonate of soda |
poison ivy |
performed - bathe in water in which manzanita leaves have been steeped |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - mud |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
ingested - red oak bark tea |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - sage leaves |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - raw ripe tomato |
poison ivy |
applied - flatfoot tea |
poison ivy |
applied - banana peel. |
poison ivy |
applied - copper sulphate |
poison ivy |
applied - paste of water nettles |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy root, leaves |
poison elder |
ingested - turnip, saffron, camphor |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
applied - pokeberry leaves |
ringworm |
applied - poultice of poison ivy leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - sheep sorrel ointment |
poison ivy |
applied - mugwort |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - mud |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - cows milk |
skin poisoning, poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - drippings from holding bacon rind over splinter of pine wood |
poison ivy |
applied - bean leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - gum camphor, spirits of sweet nitre. |
poison ivy |
applied - paste of water nettles |
poison ivy |
ingested - ivy leaves |
poison ivy |
applied - sugar of lead |
poison ivy |
applied - turpentine |
poison ivy |
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poison ivy |
ingested - plaintain root tea |
poison ivy |
sulphur and molasses |
poison ivy |
applied - wild Nasturtium |
poison ivy, poison oak |
applied - sage |
poison ivy |
ingested - poison ivy |
poison ivy |
applied - chewed chocolate |