This section is from the book "The Flowing Bowl - When And What To Drink", by William Schmidt. Also available from Amazon: The Flowing Bowl: When And What To Drink.
A large mixing-tumbler, a fresh egg in its bottom, the juice of ½ a lemon,
1 barspoonful of sugar, . fill the tumbler with ice,
1 drink of Old Tom gin,
1 dash of maraschino,
1 dash of creme de vanille. Shake this thoroughly well; pour out into a thin glass and fill the little vacant space with ginger ale.
A mixing-glass, the juice of a lime, a dash of mineral water, a spoonful of sugar,
⅔ of St. Croix rum,
⅓ of brandy,
1 dash of curacao. Stir this well, fill your glass with fine ice, stir again and strain into a sour glass.
A pony glass,
⅓ of maraschino,
⅓ of green chartreuse,
⅓ of benedictine, each separate.
A long, thin glass, the juice of half a lemon, 4 dashes of gum,
½ pony of brandy,
½ pony of Jamaica rum,
½ pony of curacao.
Fill your glass with ice, stir well, ornament with fruits and ice-cream, serve with a spoon and straw.
A large tumbler, the juice of half a lemon, the juice of half an orange, a little fine sugar, 2 dashes of Russian kummel, 2 dashes of maraschino,
1½ ponies of absinthe.
Fill your glass with fine ice, shake this well, strain, add some Seltzer and serve.
A large, thin glass, a spoonful of sugar, a cup of cold coffee,
⅔ of brandy,
⅓ of Jamaica rum. Fill your glass with ice, stir well, ornament with ice-cream and berries, and serve with spoon and a straw.
(for two.)
Break 2 eggs in a large glass,
2 barspoonfuls of powdered sugar, ⅔ full of ice,
1 drink of sherry, 1 drink of port wine, ½ pony of benedictine, a small whiskey tumbler of cream. Shake extremely well and strain into two fine glasses.
It is made as any egg-nogg, only use cider instead of liquor, and no milk.
A large mixing-glass, a fresh egg in its bottom, a tablespoonful of sugar, a little fine ice, ⅓ of Santa Cruz rum, ⅔ of brandy,
1 dash of maraschino or creme de vanille.
Fill your glass with milk; shake this exceedingly well, strain into a large, thin glass, add the oil of a little lemon-peel on the top, and serve.
(This drink may be made of almost any kind of liquor that is desired.)
The juice of ½ a lime in a glass, a spoonful of sugar, the white of an egg, a little drink of Irish whiskey,
2 dashes of Tonic Phospate, ⅔ full of ice.
Shake, strain and fill balance with Seltzer.
(FOR TWO.)
A large tumbler with 2 fresh eggs, the juice of a lemon, 2 barspoonfuls of sugar, ½ glass of shaved ice, 2 dashes of calisaya, 2 drinks of Old Tom gin,
1 dash of absinthe,
2 dashes of vino vermouth.
Shake for full 2 minutes; strain into a high glass; fill the balance with carbonic water, and serve.
 
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