Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 4Christian, Eugene
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Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 4
Christian, Eugene
Diet; Diet in disease; Food
A pint of junket A small portion of fish or
A small piece of corn bread chicken
Two or three glasses of milk A baked white potato
Half a cup of wheat bran Choice of carrots or onions
A green salad or a very
small portion of spinach
may be eaten at this
meal, if desired
Drink one or two glasses of water at each of these meals.
If the breakfast has not digested well, the noon meal should be very
light. Bran gems or plain wheat bran may be eaten at each meal until
the liver is performing its normal functions.
SUMMER MENU
_FOR A SCHOOL TEACHER_
_ANEMIA--SLUGGISH LIVER--UNDERWEIGHT_
_NERVOUSNESS_
MENU I MENU II
BREAKFAST
A cantaloup Peaches or cantaloup
Tender corn scraped from Two medium-sized baked
cob--lightly cooked potatoes, with butter;
A glass of milk; buttermilk eat skins and all
preferred Two eggs or two glasses of
One extremely ripe banana, milk
eaten with nut butter,
cream, and raisins
LUNCHEON
A vegetable salad A green salad
Tender corn, boiled One fresh vegetable
A bran gem
Junket or gelatin
DINNER
A green salad or spinach Choice of two fresh vegetables
Choice of two vegetables: A baked potato
Beans Corn A bit of fish or buttermilk
Boiled onions Peas One baked banana, with
A baked potato cream and nut butter
A liberal quantity of water should be drunk at each of these meals.
FALL MENU
_FOR A SCHOOL TEACHER_
_ANEMIA--SLUGGISH LIVER--UNDERWEIGHT_
_NERVOUSNESS_
On rising, take the juice of one sweet orange
Choice of the following menus:
MENU I MENU II
BREAKFAST
Bran meal gems, with butter A small portion of boiled
Milk wheat, with cream
One egg, either whipped or
boiled two minutes
LUNCHEON
Two extremely ripe bananas, Two bananas
eaten with nut butter Half a dozen dates
and raisins (Cream Cream cheese
or cream cheese may be An ounce of nuts
added, if desired) A cup of milk
A whole wheat cracker and
nut butter
A glass of milk, if convenient
DINNER
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