Rub soap upon the wristbands and collar; dip them in boiling-hot
suds—and scrub with a stiff clean brush. Treat the grease and dirt
spots in the same way. Change the suds for clean and hot as it gets
dirty. Wet and brush the whole coat, the right way of the cloth,
with fresh suds, when you have scoured out the spots, adding three
or four tablespoonfuls of alcohol to the water. Stretch the sleeves,
pocket-holes, wristbands, and collar into shape, folding the sleeves
as if they had been ironed, also the collar. Lay upon a clean cloth,
spread upon the table or floor, and let it get perfectly dry in the
shade, turning over three or four times without disturbing the folds.