Food Remedies: Facts About Foods And Their Medicinal Uses - Florence Daniel

[Almond Soup]
[Apple Tea]
[Banana and Barley Injection]
[Barley Water]
[Blackberry Tea]
[Blackberry Jelly]
[Black Currant Tea]
[Bran Tea]
[Cinnamon Tea]
[Chestnuts, Boiled]
[Elderberry Leaf Poultice]
[Figs, Steamed]
[Fruit Juice, Preserved]
[Lemon Prescription for Malaria]
[Marmalade Tonic]
[Nut Cream]
[Onion Juice]
[Onion Poultice]
[Orange Pips, Dried]
[Pine-apple Juice]
[Potato Lotion]
[Prune Tea]
[Radish Juice]
[Raisin Tea]
[Rice, Boiled]
[Sage Tea]
[Turnip Juice]
[Walnut Leaf Tea]

INDEX—MISCELLANEOUS

[Artistic Faculties, to Strengthen]
[Cabbage, for Nursing Mothers]
[Caraway Seeds, promote Secretion of Milk]
[Cresses, good for Brain]
[Lavender, prevents Flies, Fleas, and Moths]
[Nuts, true Substitute for Flesh Meat]
[Nut Butter Machine]
[Olive Oil, Tests for Purity of]
[Pulse, not Indigestible]
[Tomato, not bad for Cancer or Gout]

A WORD ABOUT THE ADVERTISEMENTS.

Readers of the Healthy Life Booklets will doubtless be glad to know that only those advertisements of foods that can be conscientiously recommended are accepted. This necessarily limits the number of advertisements, but has the advantage of making them really serviceable.

The publisher has no pecuniary interest in any of the firms mentioned, and therefore feels quite free to give his testimony to the worth of their goods.