... eat more of such foods. Emphasize milk, cheese, carrots, celery, spinach and oranges. Consult reference texts to find out which foods contain phosphorus. ...

... about 11 per cent is destroyed. 4. Steaming carrots permits an 86 per cent retention of vitamin C. 408 FENTON, TRESSLER, CAMP, AND KING REFERENCES Bessey, O. A., AND King, C. G., 1933. ...

... the Irish and sweet potato, parsnips, beets, rutabagas, carrots, turnips and yams. The legumes: peas, beans, lentils and nuts; it is to be un- derstood reference here is made to those when dried or ...

... C. (CEMemr-47h) Data on vitamin losses of carrots during cocking by various methods are presented. 48-25;: Ms. for publication: "The micro-determination of iodine in Biological meterials with special reference to the combustion of samples in the Parr ...

... is turned crimson by alka- 405 Urine. Urine. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. lies. Madder, indigo, gamboge, logwood, carrots, whortleberries, etc., also impart their peculiar color to ...

... gum arabic, |; cloves and ground pepper, celery twigs, carrot seeds, of each twelve grains. By adding salt to this powder, it can readily be made into a pleasant and nourishing soup. As reference has been made already to one of the ...

... Penn'a Germans," Hoffman, Amer. Phil. Society, 1889.) Reference should be had to Black's notes upon a similar custom in Staffordshire, where, instead of a carrot, a bladder is filled." — (" Folk- Medicine," p. 56.) " ...

... BABIES. i handful of spinach; i beet; 2 carrots. Chop fine and boil two hours in i quart of water. Strain through gauze and add sterile water to make up defi- ciency to i quart. 74 REFERENCE HAND-BOOK FOR NURSES. TOOTHACHE: Its Forms, Diagnosis, ...

... condition; it may re- new the diarrhoea. In reference to vegetable diet, it is only the mildest description of esculent roots—namely, carrots and turnips—and a few escu- lent herbaceous ...

... irritable condition ; it may renew the diarrhcea. In reference to vegetable diet, it is only the mildest de- scription of esculent roots— namely, Carrots and Turnips— and a few esculent herbaceous plants, ...