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The century cook book

1894

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Presented as published in 1894. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Bruises 269 Choking 269 Concussion of the Brain 269 Dislocations 269 Drowning 270 Epilepsy 271 Fainting 271 Foreign Bodies; in the Nose 272 " " in the Ear 273 " " in the iiye 272 Fractures 272 Hemorrhage, from Artery 273 " from Varicose Veins 273 from the Nose 273 " from Leech Bites 273 " Tooth Extraction 273 " afterConflnement. . . 274 " from Umbilical Cord 274 Internal Bleeding 274 Hysteria 274 Intoxication 275 Poisons, General Rule 275 Poisons; Separate Treat ine/it... 275-277 Aconite 275 Alkalies 275 Arsenic 276 Barytas 276 Belladonna 276 Index. XI Carbolic Acid 276 Copper: 276 Corrosive Sublimate 276 Foxglove 276 Fungi [Mushrooms] 276 Hemloclc 276 Henbane 276 Hydrochloric Acid 276 Laburnum 276 Laudanum 276 Lead 277 Nitric Acid 277 Oxalic Acid 277 Phosphorus 277 • . Prussia Acid 277 Shell Fish 277 Sulphuric Acid 277 Vitriol 277 Scalds or liurns 277 Sprains 278 Suffocation 278 Sunstroke 278 Wounds 278-280 Contused or Lacerated 278 Dog Bites 279 Gun Shot 279 Perforating 279 Poisons 279 Snalie Bites 279 Stings 280 Bandaging Taught by Pictures ..381-282 Beginning to Bandage the Anlile and Leg 282 Comfortable Arm Sling 281 Fracture of the Arm 282 Hand Bandage 281 Head Bandage 281 Small Sling for Arm 281 Splint for a Fracture of Bones iu the Leg 282 Thumb Bandage 281 In the Sick Boom 283-290 Administering Medicine 287 Cleanliness 285 Convalescence 285 Doctor's Orders 287 First Stage of Sicliuess 288 Fomentations 289 Food 284 Furnishing of the Room 283 Influence of Mind on Body 285 Light 284 Poultices 289-290 Linseed Meal 290 Mustard 290 Professional Nurses 288 Sick Nursing 286 Temperature 284 Tranquility 285 Ventilation 283 The Family Doctor 291 -353 Asthma 291 Biliousness 292 Bronch itis ag2 Bruises 393 Burns and Scalds 294 Catarrh 294 Chilblains 314 Cholera, Asiatic 295-299 PAGE Cholera, Asiatic, (Sir Edwin Arnold's Advice) 298 Cholera Morbus 300 Cholera Infantum 300 Chronic Rheumatism 301 Chronic Ulcers .. 302 Cold iu the Head 302 Colic 302 Constipation 303-304 Cousumption 305-310 Diarrhoea 310 Digestion of Food 311 Dropsy 311 Dysentery 311 Dyspepsia 312 Epilepsy 313 Facial Neuralgia 314 Frost Bite 314 Frost Bitten Fingers and Toes 314 Gout 314-316 Grippe ,... 318 Healing Ointment 316 Heartburn 3I6 Heatstroke 316 Hydroptiobia 317-319 Influenza 318 Ingrowing Nail 319 Lumbricoid or Round Worms . . 319 Mastitis 320 Nasal Catarrh 321-323 Nervous Prostration 322 Nausea in Pregnancy 322 Night Terrors 322 Piles 323 Rheumatism 324 Dr. Agnew's Prescription 325 Sciatica Liniment 325 Seat Worms 325 Sprains 325 Sore Nipples 326 Stomach ache 326 Sweating of the Feet 326 Tape Worm 326 To Abort a Felon 327 Tonsillitis 327 Toothache 328 Water Brash 329 Diseases of Infancy and Childhood 329-341 Chicken Pox , 329 Convulsions 330 Croup 331 Diarrhcea 332 Infant's Colic 333 Measles 333-335 Prickly Heat 335 Ring Worm 335 Scarlet Fever or Scarlatina 336-338 Teething 338 Thrush... 338 Whooping Cough 339-341 Liniments, Syrups and Troches. .341-342 "Best Liniment" 341 Cough Syrup 342 Cough Troches 342 Remedy for Burns 341 Stillingia Liniment 341 Stimulating Balsam 341 Homeopathic Medicines and Their Use in the Family 343-349 XI 1 Index. PAGE Advantages of Homoeopathy 348 Diet 348 Homoeopathy Detined 343 Medicines Used in Homoeopathy. 349 Practice of Homoeopathy 346 Practice Su)>ported 346