... mild escharotic in films or dimness of that organ. SUGAR, GRAPE. Syn. Glucose. Diabetic Sugar. Starch Sugar. Sugar of ...

... 2.] FOOD 41 stimulated, and the "factor of safety" of these organs may be exceeded. The United States soldier is ... flesh foods and the use of alcohol. These organs are, for- tunately or unfortunately, provided with a large factor of safety and can stand a great deal of abuse, ...

... the part of the experienced surgeon for the safety of the affected organ. Any such appearance should put us upon our ... should arise, it may extend to the sound organ, and thus jeopard the safety of both. Besides, even if there were no ...

... also a member of j the Committee of Safety from its organ- I ization till its dissolution, and presided at ... dated December 4, 1776, to the Committee of Safety, which received a ... American cause by organ- izing the Medical Department of the Army “When ...

... and more uncommon. In youth the factor of safety in an organ is often sufficient to neutralize the harmful results ... time middle age is reached this margin of safety is narrowed and disease of any organ is likely to lead to disturbance of function ...

... the stomach, while, even if it reached that organ in safety, it could hardly enter the general circulation with ...

... disease, it would appear that a degree of safety to internal organs was procured by this severe affection of the ... in keeping up the activity of the secreting organs. The same remarks hold ... as strawberries, grapes, and oranges; also other fruits when stewed or ...

... it would ap- pear that a degree of safety to internal organs was procured by this severe affec- tion of ... in keeping up the activity of the secreting organs. The same remarks hold good ... as strawberries, grapes, and oranges; also other fruits when stewed or ...

... shall here limit it to that of the grape only. 49 organs of the living body. Very many of the ...

... and friction. Nature has bountifully provided for the safety of this little organ. It is placed in the center of the ... with which nature has pro- vided for its safety, though small, is an exceedingly important organ. It exercises, as it were, a control- ling ...