SUBSTITUTES FOR BRANDY.
The following substitutes were suggested by Dr. J. J. woll known as un investigator on the alcoholic problem, for faintness, palpitation, or relief of pain, such as colic: 1. Water, as hot as can conveniently be swallowed, either alone or slightly sweetened Even cold water sipped stimulates the heart. 2. Ginger Tea: A teaspoonful to a toacupful of boiling water Sweeten; sip hot. 3. Herb Tea: A teaspoonful of powdered sage, mint or similar herb to a teacupfu! of boiling water. Sweeten; sip hot. 4. Camomile Tea: Take warm, is specially suitable for the colic of infants.
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White Ribbon, Volume 35, Issue 409, 18 August 1929, Page 6
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