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A method for preparing one of the best and most wonderful... Chinese cements, equally suitable for gluing leather, marble, plaster, and earthenware, porcelain and other products.

The method of preparing this cement is very simple: 54 parts by weight of slaked lime are mixed with 6 parts by weight of alum powder; then 40 parts by weight of well-beaten fresh blood (for example, calf, pig, chicken) are added to them, after which the whole mixture is thoroughly ground until a completely uniform mass of dough-like consistency is obtained. In this form, cement is used for gluing products made from the above materials.

In a more liquid state, it can serve as a paint for coating objects that are desired to be durable and waterproof. Two or three layers of this composition, sequentially applied to cardboard, are absolutely enough to give the latter the strength of wood.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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