1931 Shake'em Up a Practical Handbook of Polite Drinking (3rd printing)

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and prompt cathartic, a hot and cold shower, and a toothbrush, take the following: MORNING GLORY FIZZ Mix together in a highball glass, half a tea– spoon of sugar, three dashes lemon juice, three dashes lime juice, three dashes Absjnthe, if obtainable, otherwise Angostura Bitters, the beaten white of one egg, a wine glass -of Scotch,· a lump or two of ice. Fill the tumbler with Vichy or other effervescent water, stir until cold and drink quickly. ' This settles the nerves and creates an appe– tite. A hearty breakfast of hot cereal and bacon, or three-minute (no more) eggs and bacon, or toast and marmalade, all with hot: black coffee, completes the treatment. If the case is more serious, however, a Prairie Oyster is a good kill or cure remedy. This con– sists of a raw egg drowned in Worcestershire Sauce. More conservative treatment for a sour stomach, heartburn, or other unfavorable mani– festations of an alimentary nature are the fol– fowing: For heat'tburn, one-half tablespoon of soda in a short tumbler of soda water. Fat' an exceedingly hot spot at the back of the stomach, apparently involving the spine, milk of magnesia. For a sot'e stomach, caused by eating too sooo

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