Silverlock's medical and surgical emergency reference book.

Date:
[1885?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Silverlock's medical and surgical emergency reference book. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    MAKERS OF BREAD AND BISCUITS, &C. FOR DIABETIC PATIENTS. Van Abbott, 5, Prince's Street, Cavendish Square. J. Bothron, 106, Regent Street. B. Blatchley, 167, Oxford Street. Jas. McDougall, 322, New City Road, Glasgow. Clarke, 1, Bruntsfield Place North, Edinburgh. Herr Pittroff, Carlsbad (almond biscuits). Diabetic Champagne (absolutely free from sugar), Seckbach & Co., 32, Hamsell Street, E.C. G. B. Diabetic Whisky, G. Back & Co., 14, Devonshire Square, Bishopsgate, E.C. FOODS SUITABLE FOR INFANTS. 1. Aylesbury Dairy Co.'s Artificial Human Milk. 2. MeUin's Food, with Milk. 3. Savory & Moore's Food, with Milk. 4. Benger's Food, with Milk. 5. Peptonised Milk. 6. Voltmer's Prepared Milk. {Agents—Hardman, 103, Great Hampton Street, Birmingham.) Professor Frankland recommends Artificial Human Milk to be prepared as follows :— Let one-third of a pint of new cow's milk stand twelve hours, then remove the cream and add to it two-thirds of a pint of new milk as fresh from the cow as possible. To the one-third of a pint of skim-milk left after taking away the cream add a piece of rennet, about an inch square in size, and let the vessel holding the skim-milk be placed in warm water, and there remain for from five to fifteen minutes till curdling is effected. Break up the curd repeatedly, and carefully separate the whole of the whey, which should then be rapidly heated to boiling point in a small tin pan placed over a spirit or gas lamp. During this heating a further quantity of casein separates, and so after this careful straining through tine muslin is required. Now dissolve 110 grains of powdered sugar of milk in the hot water, and mix it with the two-thirds of a pint of new milk as before prepared with extra cream. This gives one pint of ' artificial human milk,' which should be used within twelve hours of its preparation. A good Artificial Human Milk can be made by mixing Walden's Extract of Rennet with pure milk, then adding to the whey a certain proportion of fresh milk and sugar of milk.—Walden, 65, Elizabeth Street, Eaton Square. Mawson & Swan's (Newcastle) Compound Sugar of Milk is useful for mixing with milk and water. BEST PRESERVED MILKS. Dahl's (Not Condensed), 11, John Street, Minories. Fresh Swiss Alpine Milk Exports Co., 17 & 18, St. Dunstan's Hill, E.C. Loeflund's (Condensed and Unsweetened), 1481, Fenchurch Street. DAIRIES FOR THE SUPPLY OF ASSES' MILK. London Dairy Co., 54, Edgware Road. Dawkins & Co., 66, Bulsover Street, near Portland Road Station.