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.
Light broths, vegetable soups, with crackers or a little toasted bread.
Broiled or boiled fresh white flesh fish, raw oysters.
Eat very sparingly of lean mutton, lamb, chicken or game.
Whole wheat bread, graham bread, dry toast, crackers, cereals, tapioca, arrowroot (well cooked).
Mashed potatoes - almost all fresh vegetables (well cooked), plain salads of watercress, lettuce and dandelions.
Plain milk pudding of tapioca or cornstarch, junkets, stewed or fresh fruits (all without sugar).
Weak tea or coffee (without sugar or cream), hot water, pure, plain or aerated water.
Articles of diet that are rich and highly seasoned, as curries, pies and pastry, strong soups, foods rich in fats, salmon, herrings, eels, mackerel, and other fish of an oily nature, elaborate entrees, also rich sweets and creams, cheese, dried fruits and nuts, malt liquors, sweet wines, such as champagne, Madeira, brown sherry and port.
 
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