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Literary May 5, 1914

The Ogden Standard

Ogden, Weber County, Utah

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Instructions for making a rose jar: gather dry rose petals, layer with salt, let sit a week, mix with powders, spices, and oils including rose, violet, heliotrope, orris root, mace, cloves, and various essential oils, then pack and mature for two weeks to create a room-permeating scent.

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TO MAKE A ROSE JAR,

Now when the roses are out in their glory of bloom is the right time to make one of these delightful novelties. The rose petals should be dry when gathered. Pack them in layers a couple of inches deep, sprinkling each layer with salt. When jar is full, put in dark, dry cool place and leave for a week. Turn out upon a large plate and toss moss about with fork until loosened. Mix with the mass one-half ounce each of violet, rose and heliotrope powder, one ounce of orris root, half teaspoon mace, quarter teaspoon cloves, four drops oil of roses, 10 drops oil of chiris, 20 drops of oil melisse, 20 drops oil of eucalyptus, 10 drops bergamot and two drams of alcohol. Pack in jar, cover and set in cool place. It will be ready for use in two weeks. Open the jar for a few moments and its exquisite sweetness will permeate every corner of the room.

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Instructional Recipe

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Nature

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Rose Jar Rose Petals Salt Layers Essential Oils Fragrance Mixture

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Title

To Make A Rose Jar

Subject

When The Roses Are Out In Their Glory Of Bloom

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