INDEX—MISCELLANEOUS
- Artistic Faculties, to Strengthen
- Cabbage, for Nursing Mothers
- Caraway Seeds, promote Secretion of Milk
- Cresses, good for Brain
- Lavender, prevents Flies, Fleas, and Moths
- Nuts, true Substitute for Flesh Meat
- Nut Butter Machine
- Olive Oil, Tests for Purity of
- Pulse, not Indigestible
- Tomato, not bad for Cancer or Gout
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