... Raw or stewed oysters, Potatoes. Beets. Turnips. Cabbage. Spinach. Artichoke. Lettuce. Celery. Apples. Apricots. Currants. Raspberries. Bread. ... any way; cheese, cream cheese, butter, cream, greens, spinach, turnip tops, tur- nips,2 French beans,2 ...

... tops, radishes, mushrooms, lettuce and water-cress, cauliflower, spinach and onions. Celery and cucumbers may also be ... mousy "- smelling stools of summer diarrhea, with green, spinach-like masses of semi-digested food, or distinct ...

... tubercular disease and dysen- tery. The so-called spinach-stool is com- mon to acute and sub- ... English—Soup. German—Die Suppe. French—Soupe. English—Spinach. German—Der Spinat. French—Epinards. English—Tea. German— ...

... months old, a little vegetable broth, made of spinach, asparagus, peas or beans, carefully chopped and thoroughly ...

... the chief articles of diet. Afterward tomatoes, lettuce, spinach, celery, and the like may be used. The ...

... is recommended by Bartho- low for the ' ' chopped-spinach " stools ; Fowler's solution, one drop, with two or ...

... various pigweeds, and related genera furnish beets and spinach. The typical species, Ch. ambrosioides, is official in ... Levant Wormseed of the market. 1 Wormseed. Wounds. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Great Britain, France, ...

... material vomited is apt to resemble finely cut spinach in color. The color changes to brown as ...

... vegetables, such as peas, string beans, tomatoes, cabbage, spinach, Brussels sprouts, lettuce, celery, and the like, omitting ...

... peas, young lima beans, asparagus, sweet potatoes, and spinach are all digestible. Beets, string beans, and fresh ... The points, therefore, which have been mentioned in reference to the diagnosis are important for her to ...