... an egg, take 4 ounces of orange or grapefruit juice, two heaping teaspoonfuls of milk sugar, or ... limit beyond which they cannot be pushed with safety. All drugs known and labeled as “Poisons” belong ...

... at four years. We do not think that grapefruit should be given to young children. It is ... not infrequently swallow such things as marbles, coins, safety-pins and beans. The ordinary foreign body, such ...

... vegetables and fruits to prevent scurvy when oranges, grapefruit, green peppers, tomatoes, and frozen or canned juices ... that makes the public unduly apprehensive of the safety of a product so criti- cally needed in ...

... 2 Blackberries, 3 heaping tbs. Saturday Breakfast Dinner Grapefruit, y3 Poached egg, 1 Butter, % pat Toast, 1 ... and development which can not be neglected with safety. This early period from two to six gives ...

... Carbo- hydrate, grams Calories Breakfast Orange or half grapefruit 1.2 0.3 17.4 80 2 ...

... citrus fruit, as they call it: oranges and grapefruit and so on. He read somewhere that they’ ... suppress ’em, it’s just like sitting on the safety valve of an engine: if the steam can' ...

... of fruit in its natural state, as apples, grapefruit and oranges; or nuts and eggs opened in ... timid and apprehensive and assure them of their safety. Their rooms, clothing, bedding, etc., should be frequently ...

... two to five years). 1. Fruit: Orange or grapefruit juice, baked apple, pears or stewed prunes. 2. ...

... orange, sucking of a lemon or eating some grapefruit, by inhibiting the formation of hard, cheesy curds, ... of one lung may be done with perfect safety on the human and suggested the possibility of ...

... Vitamin A Vitamin B Vitamin C Vitamin D Grapefruit ? + + + + ? Lemon juice ? + + + + + ? Lettuce + + + + + + + ? Orange juice + + + . + + + ? Prunes ? + - ? Oats + + + - ? Rice, ...