Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-29
SUGGESTIONS FOR pYsPEPrrcs

Dear Social Corner Brothers and Sisters: It is such a long time since I had chat with you, but I have been so busy with my work I haven't had time to sleep; but you know both eating and sleeping are essential
 My love for The Corner is not dim i1nshed in the least, and if I fail to get my paper on time, am as un- easy as duck out of water
 How fast the winter is going. The snow which fell week before Christ mas is still on the ground. The 12 inches is settling fast as it is very warm and heavy fog hangs over us: and I suppose it will be called the January thaw.
 My grandfather used to tell us chil- dren that when the snow laid on the ground all winter it was called the poor mans manure
 This winter, so far, has been a very pleasant one. We have had some cold weather, but not as bad as a year ago. We read of ever so many having grip colds, and ever so many passing out with pneumonia, but we have es- capped even a light cold, but must knock on wood when we begin to brag For we cannot tell what tomorrow may have in store for us
 I trust if any of the Social Corner family IS i'll they may soon be we'll Really, to read all the good recipes | makes a body hungry-think I would | enjoy being at one of The Corner pic | mics just to see the variety of goodies Nedra: I am going to write you soon c. E. s.. Are you snowbound and have you forgotten how to write?
 Potlatch: Your card was a beauty I will write soon.
 | c. of C.: No doubt you are 1ookine l for reply to your ever welcome card but you are not the only one waiting
 Someone has asked for Frozen l unn6priT7o oI. her health.
 Beccy: l owe you a card, and Diana also. Guess I won't try to name then all, for I am thinking it would take in the whole shooting match. l Crimson Rambler: Did you get tht i paper and pattern for bedspread? thought if anyone could make one like it, you could, you are so handy. c. s. P: Where are you dear? You, namesake is wondering. Trust yol are well.
 Many thanks to Interested Reade for my calendar. It was a beauty, be lieve me-
 Someone has asked for a remed, for indigestion. I will send one whicl is reliable, although there are a grea many good remedies. Soda mint tab lets, or Triopeptine tablets. are good for I have used them.
 friend of mine who was 94 whel she died never used anything but bal1 ing soda in nailk-a half teaspoon t soda to half cup of milk.
 For the DysPeptic-Mrs. s. T. Bore firmly believes in dieting and hot wa ter as a cure for dyspepsia, and il a recent lecture on dishes for the sicl she said the following:
 Milk is the accepted diet in man forms of disease. One-third rice o barley water will frequently aid in it digestion. White of an egg shake
 with a glass of milk gives very con
 centrated form of nourishment T White of an egg and water is an other admirable food where albume Is allowed
 .I "Use meats sparingly and those tha are used must be carefully cooked
 "Nut milks may be used in man
 cases where cows milk disagrees. For intestinal indigestion the com
 mon American disease, eat sparingly
 and cut off one meal a day; or take fast" # .a
 Trust you will get some benef
 from these suggestions. Vest wishes to all for a prosperou l New Year. BALsAM FIR.