This section is from the book "Practical Dietetics: With Reference To Diet In Disease", by Alida Frances Pattee. Also available from Amazon: Practical Dietetics: With Reference to Diet in Disease.
Clear vegetable broths, fresh fish soup.
Fresh fish broiled or boiled, raw oysters.
Eat of all kinds sparingly, game, chicken, fat bacon.
Crackers, dry toast, milk toast, macaroni, graham bread or rolls, rye bread, whole wheat bread, or biscuit, cereals.
Celery, lettuce, cresses, cucumbers, cabbage, spinach, string beans, green peas, mashed potatoes.
(All without sugar). Plain milk puddings, junket, rice and milk. Stewed fruits.
Pure water, hot or cold; toast water, buttermilk, milk, malted milk, weak tea (no sugar).
Champagne, sweet wines, malt liquors, cider, coffee, tobacco, dried fruits, nuts, cheese, sweets, pastry, pies, spices, rich puddings, fried dishes, vinegar, pickles, lemons, rhubarb, mushrooms, asparagus, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, gravies, patties, rich soup, eggs, lobster, salmon, crabs, mackerel, eel, veal, pork, goose, duck, turkey; salted, dried, potted or preserved fish or meat (except fat bacon).
 
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