This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
See Beverages, under Ginger Ale.
PACKAGE WAX: See Waxes.
PADS OF PAPER
See Paper Pads.
PAIN-SUBDUING OINTMENT
See Ointments.
See Leather.
PAINT FOR PROTECTING CEMENT AGAINST ACID
See Acid-Proofing.
PAINT, GREASE
See Cosmetics.
PAINT REMOVERS
See Cleaning Compounds.
PALLADIUM ALLOYS
See Alloys.
PALLADIUMIZING
See Plating.
Paper (Anti-Rust) For Needles
See Rust Preventives.
PAPER CEMENTS
See Adhesives.
PAPER DISINFECTANT
See Disinfectants.
PAPER, FIREPROOF
See Fireproofing.
PAPER, FROSTED
See Glass (Frosted).
PAPER ON GLASS, TO AFFIX
See Adhesives, under Water-Glass Cements.
PAPERS, IGNITING
See Pyrotechnics.
PAPER ON METALLIC SURFACES, PASTING
See Adhesives.
PAPER AS PROTECTION FOR IRON AND STEEL: See Rust Preventives.
PAPERHANGERS' PASTES:
See Adhesives.
PAPER, PHOTOGRAPHIC
See Photography.
PAPER VARNISHES
See Varnishes.
PAPER WATERPROOFING
See Waterproofing.
PAPIER MACHÉ:
See Paper.
PARCHMENT AND PARCHMENT PAPER
See Paper.
PARCHMENT CEMENT: See Adhesives.
PARCHMENT PASTE
See Adhesives.
PARFAITS
See Ice Creams.
PARFAIT D'AMOUR CORDIAL:
See Wines and Liquors.
See Pigments.
PARIS RED
See Polishes.
PARIS SALTS: See Disinfectants.
See Adhesives.
PARQUET POLISH
See Polishes.
PASTES
See Adhesives for Adhesive Purposes.
PASTE FOR PAPER
See Paper.
PASTES FOR POLISHING METALS
See Soaps.
PASTEBOARD CEMENT: See Adhesives.
PASTEBOARD DEODORIZERS
See Household Formulas.
PASTILLES, FUMIGATING
See Fumigants.
PATINAS
See Bronzing and Plating.
PATENT LEATHER
See Leather.
See Essences and Extracts.
PEARLS, TO CLEAN
See Cleaning Preparations and Methods.
PEGAMOID.
Camphor, 100 parts; mastic, 100 parts; bleached shellac, SO parts; gun cotton, 200 parts; acetone, 200 parts; acetic ether, 100 parts; ethylic ether, 50 parts.
PEN METAL
See Alloys.
PENCILS, ANTISEPTIC
See Antiseptics.
PENCILS FOR MARKING GLASS
See Etching, Frosted Glass, and Glass.
PENS, GOLD
See Gold.
PEONY ROOTS, THEIR PRESERVATION
See Roots.
PERCENTAGE SOLUTION.
Multiply the percentage by 5; the product is the number of grains to be added to an ounce of water to make a solution of the desired percentage. This is correct for anything less than 15 per cent.
PERSPIRATION REMEDY
See Cosmetics.
PETROLEUM EMULSION
See Insecticides.
PETROLEUM JELLIES
See Lubricants.
See Soap.
See Alloys.
PEWTER, TO CLEAN
See Cleaning Preparations and Methods.
PEWTER, AGEING
If it is desired to impart to modern articles of pewter the appearance of antique objects, plunge the pieces for several moments into a solution of alum to which several drops of hydrochloric or sulphuric acid have been added.
See Alloys, under Bronzes.
PHOTOGRAPHY WITHOUT LIGHT
See Catatypy.
PIANO POLISHES
See Polishes.
PICKLE FOR BRASS
See Brass and Plating.
PICKLE FOR BRONZE
See Bronze Coloring.
See Copper and Plating.
PICKLE VINEGAR
See Vinegar.
PICKLING OF GERMAN-SILVER ARTICLES
See Plating.
PICKLING IRON SCRAP BEFORE ENAMELING
See Enameling.
PICRIC ACID STAINS, TO REMOVE
See Cleaning Preparations and Methods.
PICTURE COPYING
See Copying.
PICTURE FRAMES, REPAIRING
See Adhesives and Lutes.
PICTURE POSTAL CARDS
See Photography.
PIGMENT PAPER
See Photography.
PINE SYRUP
See Essences and Extracts.
PINEAPPLE ESSENCE
See Essences and Extracts.
PINEAPPLE LEMONADE
See Beverages.
PING PONG FRAPPÉ:
See Beverages-, under Lemonades.
PINS OF WATCHES
PINION ALLOY
See Watchmakers' Formulas.
PINK SALVE
See Ointments.
PINKEYE
See Veterinary Formulas.
PIPE-JOINT CEMENT
See Cement.
PIPE LEAKS
See Leaks.
PIPES, RUST-PREVENTIVE FOR
See Rust Preventives.
PISTACHIO ESSENCE: See Essences and Extracts.
PLANT PRESERVATIVES
See Flowers.
PLASTER ARTICLES, REPAIRING OF
See Adhesives and Lutes.
PLASTER GREASE
See Lubricants.
PLASTER, PAINTS FOR
See Paints.
PLASTER OF PARIS, MOLDS FOR CASTING
See Casting.
PLASTIC COMPOSITIONS
See Celluloid and Matrix Mass.
PLASTER, IRRITATING
See Ointments.
PLATES, CARE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC
See Photography.
PLATINA, BIRMINGHAM
See Alloys, under Brass.
PLATINIZING
See Plating.
PLATINOTYPE PAPER
See Photography.
PLATINUM PAPERS AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT
See Photography, under Developing Papers.
PLATINUM WASTE, TO SEPARATE SILVER FROM
See Silver.
PLUMBAGO
See Lubricants.
PLUMES
See Feathers.
POISONS, ANTIDOTES FOR
See Antidotes.
Polishes For The Laundry
See Laundry Preparations.
POMADE, PUTZ
See Cleaning Preparations and Methods.
See Cosmetics.
POMEGRANATE ESSENCE: See Essences and Extracts.
PORCELAIN, HOW TO TELL POTTERY AND PORCELAIN
See Ceramics.
PORTLAND CEMENT: See Cement.
PORTLAND CEMENT, SIZE OVER
See Adhesives.
POSTAL CARDS, HOW TO MAKE SENSITIZED
See Photography, under Paper-Sensitizing Processes.
POTASSIUM SILICATE AS A CEMENT: See Adhesives, under Water-Glass Cements.
POTATO STARCH
See Starch.
POTTERY
See Ceramics.
POULTRY APPLICATIONS
See Insecticides.
POULTRY FOODS AND POULTRY DISEASES AND THEIR REMEDIES
See Veterinary Formulas.
POULTRY WINE
See Wines and Liquors.
POUNCE
See Cleaning Preparations and Methods, under Ink Eradicators.
POWDER FOR COLORED FIRES: See Pyrotechnics.
POWDER, FACE
See Cosmetics.
POWDER, ROUP
See Roup Powder.
POWDERS FOR STAMPING
See Stamping.
POWDERS FOR THE TOILET
See Cosmetics.
See Tables.
PRINT COPYING
See Copying.
PRINTERS' OIL:
See Oil.
PRINTING ON PHOTOGRAPHS
See Photography.
PRINTS, RESTORATION OF
See Engravings.
PRINTS, THEIR PRESERVATION
See Engravings.
PRINTING OILCLOTH AND LEATHER IN GOLD: See Gold.
PRINTING-OUT PAPER, HOW TO SENSITIZE: See Photography, under Paper-Sensitizing Processes.
PRINTING-ROLLER COMPOSITIONS
See Roller Compositions for Printers.
PRUSSIC ACID
See Poisons.
PUMICE-STONE SOAP
See Soaps.
PUNCHES
See Ice Creams.
See Cement.
PURPLE OF CASSIUS
See Gold.
See Cleaning Preparations and Methods.
PYROGALLIC ACID
See Photography.
PYROGALLIC ACID STAINS, TO REMOVE, FROM THE SKIN
See Cleaning Preparations and/Methods and Photography:
PYROCATECHIN DEVELOPER
See Photography.
QUICK-WATER
See Alloys.
QUILTS, TO CLEAN
See Cleaning Preparations and Methods.
QUINCE EXTRACT
See Essences and Extracts.
 
Continue to: