Mother Seigel's almanac & home companion 1914 : full of interesting facts & information, entertaining-useful-instructive / [A.J. White Ltd.].

  • A.J. White, Ltd.
Date:
1914
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Credit: Mother Seigel's almanac & home companion 1914 : full of interesting facts & information, entertaining-useful-instructive / [A.J. White Ltd.]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    “4th Fall Moon (OS S9am J2th last Quarter © 9.33am I OW i) X) ui Vi | en Ne | N DAMA ON 19th. NewMoon @ 634 am 25th. First Quarter B 10.44 pm. Sunrise nen GAMES FOR AN EVENING PARTY. nena oe clue THOUGHT READING. Saturday 6.4 5.34 With the company seated in a circle, one lady thinks Sunday 6.6 | 5.32 of a gentleman present, and then asks, ““ What’s the Monday 6.8 | 5.30 || object of my thoughts like?’’ The others answer Tuesday 6.9, | 5:27 as they please, and Jiken him toa “sixpence,”’ “a Wednesday | 6.11. | 5.25 || gorilla,’ ““the moon,” “‘a star,” “‘a post.” When . pe 6.13 ae Cee one bos yaeed name peiect OF Fes e eee riday 6.14 | 5.21 4] e y tells who was the object of her thoughts, Saturday 6.16 | 5.19’ |} and demands in what manner he resembles~ the Sunday 6.17 vee animal of thing named.’ Then the laughter begins. Monday 6.19 | 5.14 THE HEAVY SNEEZE -Tuesd 6.21 | 5.12 ; ; Wraneday 6.23 | 5.10 Separate the party into three divisions, and ata Thursday 6.24 | 5.7 given signal let them. shout—‘“‘Hish!” “‘Hush !” Friday 6.26 | 5.5 “Hosh!”—each party taking one word. The Saturday 6.28 | 5.3 sound is like that of a gigantic sneeze. Sunday” 6.30-| 5.1 CLUMPS. Honey ot nets The party is separated into two “clumps.” Then We Seed 6.35 4.55 two persons leave the room, and decide upon a Th * ay Say aes subject, such as “the time,’”.“‘a football match,’’ F aris ay) 638 | 451 a bicycle,” etc. When they come into the room, SHtinday 6.40 rips each‘i a nays ene by ie “clumps.” They. 8 Z are not allowed to answer anything but “‘yes’’ or pee? ae ret “no.”. There is great excitement as each party Tues aay a5 | eas strives hard to be the first to guess right. Which- Wednesia Say | Bat ever “clump’’ succeeds adds the two players to Phiirsdh Me 6. 49 439 their number. Two others, one from each “clump,” Frida y 651 | 4.37 are sent out of the room, and so the’ game goes on Gehdeaay 6.52 4.35 until one‘ clump’’ has a big majority over the other, When taking Mother Seigel’s Syrup for ‘any or all of the disorders arising from ' faulty digestion, do not overlook the fact that suitable food is of primary importance. : “We give here a table showing what ' foods to avoid in indigestion, biliousness, acidity, and rheumatism :— -_ In Indigestion —Avoid rich, fatty foods such as bacon, ham, pork, veal and fat mutton. Eat sparingly of potatoes and ecabbages. Take no pickles of any kind, _- or any highly seasoned food. = In Biliousness.—Take plenty of exercise. - Avoid raw fruits, all fatty foods, and aleohol. Let all meals be light for a _few days. In Rheumatism.—Avoid porridge; all _ starchy vegetables such as potatoes ; also -. mustard, pepper, and all condiments ; rich ' meats. such as beef. -and pork. :: Drink _ plenty of cold water, and take moderate _ exercise every day of the week. In Acidity —See that the bowels are not constipated. Take light/and easily diges- tible food, such as fish, eggs, and well- cooked ‘ vegetables. © Avoid beef, pork, bacon, rich pastry, or highly seasoned soups. Take from fifteen to thirty drops of Mother Seigel’s Syrup in water after each meal. It will remove the pain and burning at the pit of the stomach. In Hot Weather.—In dry and hot weather. it should be the aim of every person to counteract the heat by means of a cooling diet. apples, plune, strawberries, cherries, etc. Don’t forget the virtues of vegetables in hot weather. Avoid as far as possible making a heavy meal off rich meat, and - do not drink too much water: Mother digestion in hot weather, as at all other seasons of the year, 3
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