text_original: Dry. If hot water be used, the heat renders the albumen of the blood insoluble, and the stain will be difficult to erase. _Ink stains (writing)._—Some inks are more difficult to erase than others. As a rule ink gives way if the writing be treated with a solution of oxalic acid, and afterwards to a weak solution of chloride of lime.
text_transcription: DRY IF HOT WATER BE USED THE HEAT RENDERS THE ALBUMEN OF THE BLOOD INSOLUBLE AND THE STAIN WILL BE DIFFICULT TO ERASE INKSTAINS WRITING SOME INK STAINS ARE MORE DIFFICULT TO ERASE THAN OTHERS AS A RULE INK GIVES WAY IF THE WRITING BE TREATED WITH A SOLUTION OF OXALIC ACID AND AFTERWARDS TO A WEAK SOLUTION OF CHLORIDE OF LIME
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