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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.
ARROWROOT.— Mix a teaspoonful of arrowroot to fie smooth paste with little cold milk, pour on boiling milk until cup is full, stirring all time to prevent it becoming lumpy; add pinch of salt and sugar to tasteArrowroot, is to be added, use water instead. “of milk. FISH. 2 pint milk; when quite hot put in a whiting or any “white fish, and allow to cook about 20 mins. spoonful cornflour to smooth paste with little milk; add milk in which fish was cooked. Stir over bres Pour sauce over fish; garnish with cut if wine: When done, put on hot dish. Mix 1 tea- As medicine into direct contact with the affected membranes of the breathing passages. This new direct treatment supersedes the old imperfect ‘method of swallowing liquid cough mixtures into the stomach—an organ which has no real connection with the bronchials and lungs. Too often do these old-style preparations produce make-believe results through the drugging effect of the laudanum, morphia, opium, or chloral which they often contain, Peps are guaranteed free from such dangerous drugs. By the simple process of releasing certain agreeable fumes as a tablet dissolves on_ the ~ tongue, Peps act on the air-passages direct. These healing, antiseptic fumes bathe the tender throat and bronchials as they pass down into the lungs with the breath. Peps soothe the throat, allay _huskiness, clear the bronchials of phlegm, and are invaluable for the chest in bad weather. q Always keep handy a few of these silyver- jacketed tablets to take as a guard against - infection in theatre, bus, tram, or train. BRAND F) 1/3box (35 tablets), 3/- size (105). Of all chemists . | [ je Pe “Unique PRET os Fos oe | COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, COLDS, | | THROATS’, FLU, 2. SHsHs—I = EPS tablets bring a valuable breathe-able BNo. 1.-—Poes ue 0. 1.—Passage for liquide an FAMOUS D solids to the sto Sei stomach 2, Direct way to the Lungs taken by PEPS fumes Sep Sy Spe SAD. SIME ase Fe A “ Amongst the many praiseworthy poinis of Peps are their peculiar composition and OCTOR Says := their direct influence on the membranes of a the bronchi. As the velatile fumes are breathed down the throat and lung tubes they come into direct contact with all the air- passages. Peps completely allay the irritation and sub-acute inflammation of the lining membrane of the air-pipes and lungs, and_stop the worst cough. By ordinary liquid cough mixtures poured into the stomach, mischief is brewed and seeds of dyspepsia sown, the roots of which may never be eradicated.” Gordon Stables, M.D., C.M. No proprietary right is claimed for’ the method of manufacture or the formula. “SURE WAY TO HEALTH | & HAPPINESS _ Freed Gf Liver & Kidney Pains By Bile Beans “When my.hiver and kidneys were bad I was never free from some pain or other symptoms. Sometimes I telt so bad I couldn’t stand up or even move about. © Pains in the small of - the back nearly drove me mad. My feet were so swollen I couldn’t wear shoes. Bile Beans brought wonderful relief from ° all the aches and pains and gave me back my old health and 1” Miles From The strength. A nightly dose of Bile oe gives me strength and Neares & est Doc tor _ appetite and helps me to sleep better. JI am happier and : ERAS feel_ready for anything now.’ Mrs. M. Pritchard, 38, High Mrs. M. Pritchard. _ Park Street, Liverpool. FEELS TEN YEARS YOUNGER “Vears.of dreadful’ stomach pain made me fear I had an incurable complaint. At night I needed hot flannels to deaden the pain. I lost most of my strength and was as white as a ghost. Four hours after the first dose of Bile Beans the pains were relieved. As I continued with, Bile Beans I felt better every day. I now eat. without fear. _I have got back my healthy colour and my old strength. I< feel ,duite ten years younger,’ Mrs. A. Sidney 14, Beaumont Street, South: wick, Sunderland.