This section is from the book "Encyclopedia Of Diet. A Treatise on the Food Question", by Eugene Christian. Also available from Amazon: Encyclopedia of Diet.
Two egg yolks, hard boiled Zweibach or boiled rice A glass of lukewarm milk
A sweet potato or corn hominy Two glasses of milk
Cream of rice soup Boiled rice or spaghetti A glass of hot milk
(If the milk should prove disagreeable, it may be boiled or heated to 200° Fahrenheit.)
Blackberries, sugar, cream
A sweet potato broiled in butter
One glass of clabbered milk
Two egg yolks, hard boiled, eaten with rice and cream
Cream of rice soup
A baked sweet potato
A water-cracker with cheese and raisins.
Cantaloup
Two egg yolks, hard boiled Toast or zweibach Baked chestnuts - cream
Two glasses of milk A baked sweet potato
Cream of rice soup
A sweet potato or baked beans
Rice or chestnuts
Cheese, with a water-cracker and almonds.
Fish balls or two egg yolks, hard boiled Chestnuts, rice or a potato Chocolate
Two glasses of milk or two cups of chocolate Corn hominy or rice
Soup - cream of rice or of corn Fish or turkey - white meat, omit cranberry sauce
Chestnuts, rice, or a sweet potato
Omit water at meals.
Mastication should be very thorough. The principle involved in treating diarrhea is to eliminate from the diet all coarse and fibrous foods, and to limit water, watery foods, and fats to the minimum.
 
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