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Editor of “HEALTH”
(©, 1926, Western Newspaper Union.)
DON'T FORGET YOUR
VITAMINES
WE HAVE heard so much about
vitamines that everybody knows,
in a general way, that they are sub
stances in food which are necessary
for growth and health and that our
should be so varied and regu-
lated that we will each of us get 0
sufficient amount of each one to keep
us strong ant well,
When McCollum began feed
ing experiments on animals only three
vitamines were known. It is now gen
erally agreed among food authorities
that there are at least five. They are
called vitamines A, B, C.D. and X.
Vitamine A found in milk and
eggs. in fresh meat, especially In gland
tissues, in animal fats and und
in leafy vegetables It is generally
found dissolved In either animal or
vegetuble fat. It plays un important
part in the growth of the young Com-
plete absence of it In food
pecullar of the
Xerophthalmiu, which
tiva covering of the
comes hard and dry and white like
the skin. »
Vitumine B Is found in the
or brun of grains and seeds, in vege
his
is
olls
CHUSER a
culled
conjunc
disease
in
eve
the
eyeball
or he
coat
tables, fruits and animal foods. Its
absence causes bari-ber! In humar he
ings, us among Chinese und Japanese
fed entirely on With
out It, young grow
and finally die.
polished rice.
animals to
In fowls, it cuuses a
Cease
peculiar
Vitamine C
disease called poly neuritis,
is found fr fresh
in fruits,
in fresh sub
tance
Common on sailing vessels
when
months on
of
formerly
Absence this
sSCUrvy,
milk.
Causes Be
on long Voy
fed
biscuits
nges the
sit meat
Over a hundred yes
found
larly,
SHOTS were
dry
rs #
‘0.
that lime juice, if taken
would prevent
shipping
vessels to
regu
or cure it,
iritish Inws
il carry ile
As a
ing
serve |t
8a
and to the sailors, re
Juicers.” Orange juice
or
are
tomatoes, raw cabbages
kind equally
fTective
much like
in cod
and spin
vitan
Vitamine D is vita
mine A, being fo
very
ind
IIVET
ledge
mw
susan
last
ten years
wus hy the
nt of them
The
nlthough
amo
old
they
wn for
had
centuries
(ireeks scurvy,
what caused it
The human body
chine It
it healthy
is" a living
food to
at you get
and
mu.
needs
See
living
Wh
fresh, green raw
the doctor
of
was the
experience
aw ny
uries human
HEART
F YOU had a pump that
fifty years, without ever
be pretty well satisfied to let It alone
you?
You wouldn't expect it, after
of a
five times
know if you
to break
The human
may eay
Steadily
hine and to
its
did
new mars
or usuni You'd
amount,
heart,
about it,
rly, from
minute,
is just a
sixty
sixty
pump
itn
minutes
Rey
times ga
hours
life
hour,
all the
every
day,
birth
twenty-four
days of vour
Dilating and contracting with every
forces the blood all over the
ut no machine is as strong. after
fifty years’ work as it at ten or
twenty. So no heart at fifty can stand
what the heart can at twenty-five,
Julius Fleischmann, milllonulie yeast
king of Cincinnati, was a great
lover of sports, especially outdoor
games, He played polo and tennis
and handball, All excellent games but
strenuous. Mr. Fleischmann was fifty.
two but in perfect health
The other day he played an espe.
cially fast game of polo. When the
game Wis over, rode to the side
lines and dismounted. Then. hefore
any one could get to him, he dropped
dend.
What happened? The doctors sald
“dilated heart.” What made the heart
dilate? Fifty-two years,
Polo and tennis and handball and
football and basket ball ure all splen
did gnmes—for young men. But they
are too fast and call for too much
heart strain to snfe amusements
for men past their youth
Golf and walking ure safer and)
wiser. Uf you are past forty-five, no
matter how strong and well you are,
don’t overstrain your heart. Keep it
going ot its usual galt, ut don't
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burdens, don't expect your falthful old
pump to do the work of one twenty
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Save Resistant
Chestnut Trees
Blight Is Steadily Spreading
Over Country, Killing
Many.
(Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
The chestnut blight steadily
spreading over the country, extermi-
nating the American chestnut as it
moves, The financial has been
very heavy for owners who falledl to
cut thelr dend chestnut before it de
terlorated, and the United States De.
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estry departments have been active in
advocating timely utilization.
Resistant Tree.
However, a few chestriut trees have
appeared to degree
of resistance tp it Is
the troes
and of
starting
is
loss
marked
and
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show a
the
more resis
blight,
desirable that
be located preserved. Some
he
pointed for a new growth of cliestnut,
these may prove to the
A tree should have resisted the blight
under natural conditions for at
ten before It be regarded
len st
years ean
ant tree. Many ofl
blight cankers and apparently be doing
well for a few years and then quickly
succumb to the disease The office of
forest pathology, in the bureau of plant
industry of the United States Depart
Agriculture at Washington
receiving reports
American
irvive
trees will throw
ment of
Is Interested in
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is, trees which st
after nearly all of the
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est
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As n
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Fruit must be cons dered for stor
rding
B. Carrick, New York St
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nt Pennsylvanis
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