May Take 645 Food, Drinks—­Must not Take 645 Dishes for the Sick Room 646 Disinfection 624 Disinfectants 625 Disinfecting the Room 626 Dose for Children, How to Determine 636 Dose in Drops for Different Ages 636 Rule Usually Followed 636 Douches 641 Dry Cupping 635 Dry Salt Bath sent us with Mothers’ Remedies 630 Ear (Aural) Douche 641 Egg Broth 649 Eggnog, Hot 649 Eggnog, Cold 649 Egg Cordial 649 Eggs, Dainty Way to Serve on Toast 648 Egg Gruel 648 Enemata 638 A High 638 A Low 639 Position 639 Amount 639 What Material 639 Syringe 639 Laxative Enema, Sometimes is Necessary 639 Laxative Enema for Infants and Children 639 Formula No. 1 640 Formula No. 2 640 3.  Molasses and Laxative Enema 640 Enemata, Astringent 611 Enemata, Nutritive 640 Formula No. 1 640 Formula No. 2 640 Enemata, Salt 641 Enemata, Stimulating 641 Black Coffee 641 Enemata, Turpentine 641

[932 Mothers’ remedies]

  External Applications 631
  Farina Gruel 652
  Fever Cases and to Disguise the Taste of
    Bad Medicines, Syrup of Lemon for 650
  Fever Drinks for 648
  Flaxseed Tea 650
  Fomentations 634
  Foods for Different Meals for Those Who Can
    Eat But Who Do not Have Much Appetite 645
  Breakfast, Dinner, Supper 645
  Foods that May Be Taken Together 645
  Foods That Should Not be Taken Together 645
  Foods and Drinks for the Sick Room 643
  Food, the Kind of 643
  Foot Baths in Bed 629
  Fruit Juices, How to Albuminize 644
  Germicides 625
  General and Local, For Dry Heat 631
  Germs, The 625
  Gluten Gruel 652
  Grape Juice 650
  Heat and Chemicals