... used for teas; of toasted bread, barley, of apples, cut up in water of gruel, ... cider, and the like stimulating drinks, unless particularly directed ...

... opium, and lobelia. Also, coffee, tea, tobacco, thorn-apples, and night shade, creates ... in two gallons of old cider forty-eight hours, one pound pulverized mustard seed, ...

... The diet should consist of prunes, tamarinds, or apple water. Strong beef ... Lemonade and cider vinegar should be freely drank. If the stomach cannot ...

... for teas; of toast- ed bread, barley; of apples, cut up in water; of gruel, ... cider, and the like stimulating drinks, unless particularly directed, ...

... work, then I should be grateful for a reference to such, whether it was written pro ... 7 (3) Folder. Cider Apples and Celery. (4) Indicator Crops and Cancer ...

... includes vegetable acids ; as, Acetic acid, or pure vinegar ; this is ... be extracted from green apples and the barberry Oxalic acid is found in ...

... the air have changed the sugar of the apple- juice to alcohol. By exposure to ... is easily made. Put some hard cider into a teapot (6), and fasten a piece ...

... change cabbage into sauerkraut, milk into cheese, and cider into vinegar. Germs ... TRAINING IN SCHOOLS rosy red apples which lie in the win- dows or in ...

... KIDNEYS. stimulating must be avoided, such as pepper, vinegar, or ... take a part of a glass of apple cider, not very hard (it is best when just ...

... is usually added to this, especially when the apples are sour. It should be ... pouring a quart of cider vinegar upon 3 quarts of ripe red raspberries. ...