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… to digest; for the liquid must be absorbed before digestion can begin. Do not eat largely of salt, avoid the use of pickles and spiced foods, eat an abundance …

… arrest digestion until the system has imparted sufficient warmth to the stomach to enable it to take up its work again.— Ibid .

… cannot digest peas and beans; others find them wholesome. For some the coarser grain preparations are good food, while others cannot use them.

… to digest. Care and regularity in the feeding of infants will not only promote health, and thus tend to make them quiet and sweet-tempered, but will lay the foundation …

… to digest them. This shows that what the users of these stimulants call strength, is only received by exciting the nerves of the stomach, which convey the irritation …

… to digest them. This shows that what the users of these stimulants call strength is only received by exciting the nerves of the stomach, which convey the irritation …

… and digest and send to every part of the living organization that all may be nourished.

… cannot digest peas and beans; others find them wholesome. For some the coarser grain preparations are good food, while others cannot use them.

… to digest. Care and regularity in the feeding of infants will not only promote health, and thus tend to make them quiet and sweet-tempered, but will lay the foundation …

… not digest peas and beans; others find them wholesome. For some the coarser grain preparations are good food, while others can not use them.