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The Bile Beans cookery book

1931

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Presented as published in 1931. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
me for days together. My case baffled the doctors in‘ the ee and civil hospitals, iI underwent treatment. Then I Read Some Marvellous Bile Beans Cures. “ Regular doses of these wonderful pills put my stomach and bowels right and banished all heartburn, wind, and other symptoms. I gained strength every day, and now enjoy a hearty meal, sleep soundly, and feel as healthy as ever Iyhave done. * A aienely ike of Bile Beans eucids me wer tet Mr. James Finn, Hull. The statements is published i in iss beak are all authenticated and verified. Each case is an actual experience with Bile Beans; and is published in the hope it will guide other sufferers back to lasting health. When Stomach Is Ailing . Everything Else Goes Wrong APOLEON said that an army marches on its stomach. He meant that food and digestion are essential for endurance and vitality. Food without digestion has no value, so that bodily nourishmexct and strength depend finally upon the state of digestion. The latter can be assured only by a healthy stomach. The stomach is a kind of sac formed by the widening out of the. first part of the digestive tract. Ali food substances swallowed down the gullet into the stomach are subjected to the action of the gastric juices and to the forces of muscular com- pression which, at proper intervals, drives them along from - stomach to intestine. If the stomach is to do its duty properly the many glands situated in its lining membrane must be able to manufacture the right quantity of chemical juice, and of the right degree of acidit Moreover, the tone of e stomach muscles must be kept at concert pitch. 8 The stomach, usually the # most over-taxed of all organs, A often cries out loud for “assistance in its digestive A work. If this aid be denied, ‘in indigestion, with its attendant complications of general ill-health, headaches, capricious appetite, loss of weight, anemia, constipation, and depression of spirits. Both in prevention and correction of digestive dis- . orders, Nature’s way must be followed. Nature has given us the use of certain vegetable extracts of great potency. From these a scientific selection has been made of those which regulate and correct the digestive and muscular activities of the stomach and bowels. These valuable extracts are contained _ in exact proportions in Bile Beans. This well-known family Dono Meee stimulates the whole digestive operation, Difficult foods are tmade-more easily amenable to digestion and assimilation. 100% Benefit from Bile Beans What you eat, with the help of Bile Beans, does you 106 pe cent. of ; every nerve-strengthening and tissue- _ building clement is absorbed into the system. Everyone with aw or a disordered digestion should pin thet faith % eak Stomach ts to. Bile Beans. decorate; return to oven to brown. BEEF ROLL.—12 oz. Bush 8 oz. ane 4 oz. ‘bread. crumbs, pepper, salt, and pinch ground mace; mince together, add legg; mix well, put in 2 is stone hei e _ jars and steam 1% to 2 hrs. = LIVER AND BACON PIE.—1 Ib. ive, 3 dices © bacon, 1 onion, 3 Ib. fat, 3 lbs, mashed cold ‘potatoes, » S Grease bottom of pie dish, put layer of liver cut very thin, layer of chopped onion, layer of potatoes, dotted - with dripping. Fill dish this way, seasoning each © layer. Half fill with water, cook #hour. ‘Take pie | out, pile on more potatoes to form crust, ance ee SARDINES ON TOAST.—Pound a few ‘eoranees and hard-boiled egg and small Las of -butterSardines on Toast, season a to taste. Spread on toast. ae COLD SWEETS & CAKES : CORNFLOUR MOULD. eae te Balen - cornflour into pan, mix to smooth paste with 1 pint» remedy has a distinctly helpful action on the stomach, and |. milk and little flavouring. Allow to boil for 20 minutes. Add 1 tablespoonful sugar and pour into wet mould, When cold, turn out and serve with jam or stewed fruit. bows Cornflour Mould