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Those persons, ;»nd their numberis legion, whose fondness for thesummer dessert is sucli that theyare designated icecream ikiid*, w II be glad to know that the value of ice cream as a remedy for certain intestinal troubles is be:ng advanced. Some, indeed most physicians,permit it thn qghout typlioid fever, always insisting that it shall be ot the purest make. To the story now goiug around in print, of the entire cure of a case of ulcer of the stomach by the sole and pe s stent meof ice cream, may be added to tuat of a woman. She suffered from a serious affection of the eyes, directly traceable to digestive disturbances, and her physicians finally put her upon me qreara as a sole diet. For eleven months she literally lived upon ioe cream, with the result of effecting a permanent cure, The theory is that the cream furnishes ample nourishment, vhile the diseased intestines, chilled by the low temperature of the food,are prevented from getting up in-* flamation during the process of dk, gestion carried on by the healthy parts.
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Mesa Free Press
Mesa, Arizona, US
Fri, Feb 14, 1896
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