Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-13
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CDeGSe Is iii GACCuCAL CAOoANNSS
meat. never overtaxes the digestive
organs If masticated thoroughly mot
swallowed in chunks), and is one or
the greatest muscle makers TO De
found in a dietary of pure foods. Or
course. the cheese merely furnishes the
material (29 per cent protein) OF which
the muscle is made, and 1t remains for
you to utilize it.
Where nose bleed is unusually obsti-
nate, refusing to yield to the ordinary
remedies, q dernier resort is to pug
the nose with a piece of cotton ABOUT
the size of the first joint of the thumb
around which a bit of thread Is tled
Oil the plug, roll to point on one END
and introduce in the nose with twist
Ing motion until 1t reaches the point
where the bleeding comes from.
Yawning for health is advocated by
German professor Of gymnastics. He
maintains that deep yawning, prac-
ticed as q regular exercise, Is the
cheapest and surest road to perfect
health. The expansion OF the breast
bones and the stretching of the arms
which accompany a Whole-hearted
yawn. together with the filing of the
lungs, form a splendid daily exercise.
To eat a grape minute for an hour
at time, and to repeat this perform
ance three or four times day, eating
very little else meantime but dry
bread NAV seem monotonous way OF
spending the time. This treatment
works wonders for thin, nervous, amaze
mic people, whose digestions have got
out of order from worry or oyerWork.
It is no mere quack prescription, but a
form of cure recognized by many we'll
known physicians.
A physician advances the theory
that the distressing sensation OF nau-
sea has it's seat In the brain, and not,
as Is usually supposed, in the stomach;
that relief may be obtained by cooling
the base Of the brain. He claims to
have tested this often and thoroughly
in cases Of sick headache, bilious collie,
cholera morbus and other ills in which
the nausea is a distressing symptom,
without a single failure. He states
that he once relieved the nausea re
sulting from cancer Of the stomach by
the application Of ice to the back OF
| the neck and base of the skull. The
ice so used should be broken fine and
the bits placed between the folds OF
| towel. Relief may be obtained by
holding the head over a sink or tub
and pouring a small stream Of water
on the neck.
For tonsilitis paint the throat with q
mixture made from tincture of chlor'
| ide of iron, one dram; chlorate OF
potash. half a dram; glycerine, up to
one ounce, mixed. Give fluid mag
| nesia, or half seidlitz powder at the
| beginning Of the attack il the fever
| runs high and thus avert the dryness
which in all fevers is apt to cause cos
tiveness and high-colored scanty urine
| Let lemonade or ice water or cracked
| ice be taken for thirst and pain in tbs
throat. This may entirely prevent
| laryngitis by soothing the throat and
preventing cough. Flaxseed tea made
with whole seeds and favored with
lemon is very useful also to sip during
the night to prevent cough. In a short
time the ulcers appear and the fever
| goes down. Tonic treatment is then
suitable. Wash the throat for two
weeks with iron every day and give
| fruit or fruit juice, strong broth and
milk.