... ofthe meadow, the roots; rushes, the tops; wild carrot, the seed; small lettuce, the leaves and roots; ... at any age, and in any situation, with safety. EMETICK SOLUTION. Take of lobelia, the green herb ...

... single sub- stance, as wheat, oats, barley, cabbage, carrots, &c, commonly die, with every mark of inanition, ... salep, peas, haricots, lentils, &c. 2. Mucilaginous aliments; carrot, salsify, beet, turnip, asparagus, cabbage, lettuce, artichoke, melon, & ...

... chronic complaints. Widow-wail. See Daphne mezereum. Wild carrot. See Daucus sylvestris. Wild cucumber. See Momordica elate- ...

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... industrial hygienist and director of Occupational Health and Safety for the Service Employees International Union, AFL-CIO, ... be confronted with factual information and that adequate safety precautions be implemented. Our first step was to ...

... told him I would take cabbages, squashes, beets, carrots, apples, pumpkins, or anything that I could eat, ... though both ought to be good for the safety of the patient. DOCT. CYRUS THOMSON. 443 CASE ...

... the kitchens consisted of corned beef hash, desiccated carrots, stewed tomatoes, and bread. Pit latrines are dug ... Hominy_________________________________ ... Or apples______________ Peaches_____________ Jam_____.............. ...

... good sugar was obtained from parsnips and from carrots ; but the process was too expensive to carry ... vessel bursting, as it is provided with a safety tube, which af- fords an additional vent for ...

... slight warmth or flavour, somewhat resembling that of carrot ; the latter are in taste warmer and more ...

... VEGETABLES Beets Onions Peppers Potatoes Turnips Cabbage Celery Carrots Sweet Potatoes Inclosure #2 - Page 4 85 DAIRY ... least question to be raised as to its safety or potabilityo 6. Disposal of Waste* Disposal of ...