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• "Ten cents'worth ground chalk, five cents'worth orris root, five cents'worth myrrh, one teaspoonful powdered castile soap.
• Officially, they were selling Dr . Bronner's Natural Castile Soap through a health-food distribution business called Heilbrunn and Friends.
• Q : Why does Dr . Bronner's Pure-Castile Soap have strange sayings and political statements all over its packaging?
• Castile soap is a popular example of the vegetable-only soaps derived from the oldest  white soap of Italy.
• And our article on E . H . Bronner mentions that Dr . Bronner's is castile soap, containing made from vegetable oils.
• Certain compound medicines were also called by this name, such as "'anodyne balsam "', made of castile soap, camphor, saffron, and sand heat.
• Just up the road was a sports store that sells a liquid soap called " Dr . Bronner's Peppermint 18-1 Pure-Castile Soap ."
• More often, however, it is thought that Baxter glazed areas of the print selectively by hand using a glaze composed of gum arabic, egg white and Castile soap.
• Some items could have been on the shelves 100 years ago _ horehound candy drops, balsa gliders, rock candy, Castile soap, yo-yos, clove gum and, of course, local wines.
• Every bathroom offers clear bottles of organic shampoos and a concoction called Dr . Bronner's Magic Soaps 18-in-1 Hemp Peppermint Pure-Castile Soap ( which Carrie pronounces a staple ).
• When questions arose about them playing the white man's game, the Cincinnati managers assured the public that " . . . they were as pure white as Castile soap ."
• Finding many of the emigrants with frozen hands and feet, Hanks later wrote : " Many such I washed with water and castile soap, until the frozen parts would fall off ."
• Importations of " Castile soap " through Antwerp appear in the London port books of 1567 & ndash; 1568, though the " Oxford English Dictionary " has no references to " Castile soap " earlier than 1616.
• Importations of " Castile soap " through Antwerp appear in the London port books of 1567 & ndash; 1568, though the " Oxford English Dictionary " has no references to " Castile soap " earlier than 1616.
• For two people prepared to go to bed after a long day, it was so awful that we found ourselves laughing as we slathered the chastened dog with Dr . Bronner's pure Castile soap and spicy tomato juice.
• According to information released by the organization : " Unfortunately, natural does not mean safe or ` nontoxic .'Most chemical ( natural or synthetic ) substances, including vinegar, borax, baking soda and castile soap, have a dose at which they will cause a toxic response ."