e 75
Walnut Leaf Tea 76

INDEX--MISCELLANEOUS

Artistic Faculties, to Strengthen 20
Cabbage, for Nursing Mothers 28
Caraway Seeds, promote Secretion of Milk 29
Cresses, good for Brain 31
Lavender, prevents Flies, Fleas, and Moths 44
Nuts, true Substitute for Flesh Meat 47
Nut Butter Machine 49
Olive Oil, Tests for Purity of 52
Pulse, not Indigestible 27
Tomato, not bad for Cancer or Gout 73

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ADVERTISEMENTS

+A WORD ABOUT THE ADVERTISEMENTS.+

Readers of the Healthy Life Booklets will doubtless be glad to know that
only those advertisements of foods that can be conscientiously
recommended are accepted. This necessarily limits the number of
advertisements, but has the advantage of making them really serviceable.

The publisher has no pecuniary interest in any of the firms mentioned,
and therefore feels quite free to give his testimony to the worth of
their goods.

+"Artox" Flour.+

This is so finely ground that, although wholemeal, it may be used in the
manufacture even of sponge cake, while for bread it is unsurpassable.

+Digestive Tea.+

Tea-drinking is considered to be very injurious, but the habit is
difficult, apparently impossible, for some people to overcome, and
therefore the Universal Digestive Tea supplies a real need. A tea minus
tannin is a boon to everyone, but especially to the sufferers from
dyspepsia and nervous complaints.

+Fry's Cocoa.+

This cocoa has stood the test of time and chemists for so long now as
hardly to need further testimony as to its genuineness.

+International Health Association.+

They supply thoroughly pure foods, and readers will do well to take
advantage of their offer to send samples to test for themselves.

+Mapleton's Nut Foods.+

Their Nutter is quite the best vegetable cooking fat on the market, and
makes excellent pastry. A pie-crust made of Nutter and "Artox" Flour is
a revelation to the uninitiated. The Nut Butters are also very good,
especially the uncoloured varieties labelled "Wallaceite."

+Shearns.+

Mr. Shearn is the acknowledged "Fruit King" of the Food Reform movement.
The grand fruit shop in Tottenham Court Road, to which is now added a
vegetarian restaurant, is familiar t