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American Lemonade

Put into a large tumbler the juice of one lemon, a table-spoonful of icing sugar, a wineglass of water, and fill up to three parts with shaved or crushed ice. Shake well, fill up with soda water, dash with raspberry or strawberry syrup, and place a slice of lemon and a slice of orange on top. Serve with a straw. A delicious summer drink. Probable cost, 8d.

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