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Editor of “HEALTH”
(©, 1925, Western Newspaper Union.)
THE CONTROL OF RAW
FOODS
RIMITIVE man picked his fruit
from the tree and ate it as fast as
he picked it. The fish he ate were those
he caught himself. The animal food
was of his own killing and preparing
There was little danger of his food
becoming infected or contaminated, for
it passed through no' hands but his |
own. |
So modern problems of food control |
are of comparatively recent origin, |
says Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, health |
commissioner of Chicago. In a recent |
article in the Journal of the American |
Medleal Association, he discussed the |
best methods of regulating raw foods
so that they may reach the purchaser |
and consumer in sound and wholesome |
condition,
Milk is probably our
raw food. It is also probably the most
perfect natural food. Unfortunately, It |
is just as fitted for sustaining
other forms of life and go is an
commonest
well
ideal
which germs
diphtheria
fever,
milk
medium in to grow the
typhoid, losis
may
into raw from the cow that
the the farm hand
who milks the cow, from the pail or
milk, frem
the milk is stored ot
the
contaminated
which
the milkman wh
The of
milk Is generall
from delivers
danger
now go
sold must be partially cooked or
ven
in-
city
being sold
hefore
muy be
before it is consumed. So
for bottling,
4
housewives shoul t
capping and han
i dling and t
| all
{ In which
| he taug
pans, crocks, bottles un
kept should
milk Is also ha
clean
That this real 1s
{ shown by Professor Rosenau of Har
| vard, s
317 epidemics of typhoid,
{| let fever 51 of dij
{ 1907. There have probs
danger Is very
who has collected evidence of
125 of scar
and htheria since
mans
co ry ist iets that
were never re orted
Cream, butter ar ce cream, being
ally
i to suspicion. Oysters raw may
{ carry typhold, as shown by the
typhold epidemic last win in New
{ York, Chicago and Washington. Frults
| and vegetables typhoid
| especially leafy such as
| cabbage, celery, lettuce and water
| cress. This infection may come from
| the earth In they are grown,
especially from heavily manured
ground or from dust or handling In
transportation. All fruits and
hles eaten should be thoroughly
| washed preferably in hot water before
| eating
{ milk products, niso
fire of open
eaten
may
Carry
vegetables
which
vegetn
mw
i
KIDNEY DISEASE
i HERE is probably no aliment of
| the human body which arouses
| so much public Interest as disease of
| the kidneys. A large share of the
| space In our newspapers and maga-
| glnes devoted to so-called “patent
| medicines” is taken up by various “kid-
| ney cures,” kidney and lignid
medicines.
Most of
pills
the medicines advertised
| the pads, plasters and belts have no
effect at all, Putting a plaster on the
back, as near the supposed location
of the kidneys as you can get, has
| no more effect on the kidneys than ft
| has on the ribs or the bones of the
| spinal column. But the idea in the
| popular mind seems to be that the
| sufferer has inherited “weak kidneys”
| or has “strained hfs kidneys” or
“caught cold In his kidneys” and that
the nearer he can get sonfe Kind of a
contraption to his kidneys, the sooner
| he will get relief.
in “kidney disease” the kidneys alone
are affected and that they are en-
tirely independent of any other part
of the body. Both these Ideas are
wrong.
There is no such thing as “kidney
diseases of the human body in which
with special emphasis to the kidneys.
Another popular delusion is that
pain In the hack means disease of the
kidneys. It doesn't. In the great ma-
jority of cases of real disease of the
kidneys, there Is no pain In the back
or anywhere else, Likewise where pain
in the back is present without any
other symptom, there 18 no disease of
the kidney. So don't worry about what
the advertisements say. It just “ain't
#0."
There are two common forms of In-
flammation of the kidneys or nephritis
as the doctor calls them, Both of these
are the result of Infection somewhere
else In the body and affecting other
parts of the body as well as the kid-
neys. This Infection may follow some
acute digease as scarlet fever, measles
or diphtheria, or It may be due to
glow poisoning from bad tonsils, ab-
geessed teeth, Infection of the sinuses
or bony spaces around the nose, to
running ears or Infected gall bladders
or to any other kind of long continued
infection In which not only the kid
neys but the whole body are slowly
Irritated by the absorbed polsans
PA.
Foes Carry Well
in Good Packing
Series of Tests Made to Show
Efficiency Under Com-
mercial Conditions.
(Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
The economy of careful packing of
eggs has been demonstrated in a series
of shipments to test the comparative
efliclency under commercial conditions
of elght different methods of packing
eggs In cases and two methods of
buffing the cases In the cars. The eggs
carried through to market with
paratively little damage.
The tests were made recently under
the auspices of the interrelations com-
mittee, representing egg case and filler
manufacturers, and
com-
shippers,
and
co-operation with the bureau of
United
of Agriculture
Different Methods.
The eight different methods of pack-
Ing used were as follows:
1. Standard
railway
companies
economics,
case, standard fillers
2. Standard ease, standard
1
¥
its, six excelsior
f pads
3. Cut down | less
than fill-
In depth
ers and :
4. Standar
Ors ONe-¢
ard, f«
iT
ur excel
tom.
different of
hipments
The dif
nid, OKlu.,
(Wo Cars
to Bos
St
i to Ascer
lamage transit
recordin
each
shocks to which
fected during s!
ord of
were
car Secure a red the
the eggs sub-
iipment
Damage in Transit
The occurring
sit was reduced to terms of th
nge £
basis
tran
F Aver
m this
damage during
money loss per case
the
shiproents there was a |
results show all
hard
of
aver
that for
ight, but
iy significant
the
the wond-hriaced
loss in the f¢
advantage In
hay-buffed cars
favor
straw and
cars, The averag
rmer was 1.40 cents and
in the latter 1.52
The
onsidered. ranked as follows in terms
Pack
pack
Cents
various packs, all shipments
ff average mouey
8 004 cent; pack T,
2. 1.40 cents: pack 4.
8. 1.62 cents: pack 5,
1. 2.9 cents and pack 3,
A mimeographed report
“Comparative Efficiency of
Methods of Packing, Loading and
Bracing Eggs” has been issued whieh
describes the tests and gives the data
secured in detall. Copies of this re
port may be obtained application
to the
loss per case:
“wy
1.55 cents;
1.88 cents;
2.46
cents ;
cents
on
riculture, Washington,
Cover to Protect Grape
Young grape vines should be pruned
as soon as the leaves are off and then
covered to protect them from extreme
cold weather and drying winds which
quite often cause winter killing.
"ants set out last gpring are usually
and this from three to four buds long.
These small plants are protected by
inches long.
have two or three vigorous canes, they
may be pruned fhe same as the two-
year-old vines. Vines older than two
years may be pruned to a definite sys-
tem, the Kniffen system being one of
the most popular,
In following this system, the trunk
is trained to the upper wire of the
trellis. The frultage cane arises from
this trunk. These canes are light in
color as compared with the old wood
and the bark !s smooth. From four to
six of these canes are chosen to pro-
duce the next year's crop.
Better Live Stock
The most enthusiastic corn-grower Is
the one who has been at it the long.
eet, Corn, alfalfa and sweet clover
mean more and better live stock, and
this means that your operations will
be on a much more profitable perma-
nent basis. Remember these things:
Get seed of a variety suited to your
climate: test the seed for germination
plart it with an accurate planter]
work the soil shallow In the later cul
tivations, and use your own good judg.
ment as to the best time and munner
ef harvesting. :
Coniferous Trees
Good as Farm Crop
Have Assured Market for
Lumber or Pulpwood.
{Prepared by the United Htates Department
of Agriculture.)
Profitable crops may be obtained
from the poorer areas on many farms
by planting coniferous trees. Even In
small sizes the may be sold
at a profit as Christmas trees, and In
have an assured
market for lumber or pulpwood. As a
class they promise earlier and larger
money returns to the farmer than
other kinds of trees. Conifers are also
very effective And al-
rich, deep,
ped fos
conifers
the lurge sizes they
a8 windbreaks,
though they grow best
well-drained
conifers
aon
solls, of
will |
some
the pines In particular
flelds or pastures,
and
sandy areas, cut-
woodlands areas shnl
wit
low soil
Information
for planting,
to obtain trees
in-
home-grown
and for
nre giv
on how
as well
for producing
for planting them,
caring for the plantation
1453, just
of Agriculture
as complete
seedlings,
en in
issued hy
the Departinent under |
the title
on the F
i
‘Growing and Planting Trees
arm.”
ighteen states listed In the
nernte nurseries or
pr
her for distribu
way
¢
tree seed for planting
gtates usunlly furnish the seed
free Good planting stock
be oO ned from
possible exceptio
es of hardw
trunks yield BAW
more
for t
ire, timber
the best choice
Fine Time to Overhaul
Farm Machines in Winter
During late winter and early M
j poo?
nade a
f anrifne
"nN = fi
£ ’
hing
the rush
ers and bolts
and extra snaps,
for the harness are bought and
handy place.
In fact,
everything is done that
+
work when spring opens up, and if we
lessening of
their quick
Remember
on In the
and In
happen
makes
of
the use
bhreak-
1
GOWns, 4
they that
farmer with
right
with
it is a
more
his brains than he
money
use does
hands,
50.50 proposition,
of his or at least
Endeavor to
and do some regular reading and study.
Good Staying Qualities
Needed by Swine Grower
Andrew the
told an
loss, vice director of
University farm, St. Paul, Minn,
plan that suits the
farm,
and sleeping.
{ng fields to give clean fresh forage for
brood sows and litters through the
summer.
farm waste possible
abundance of water at all times,
tened.
Provide for a surplus of feed so that
stock hogs ean be fed out at any time
that the market looks especially prom-
Fat pocket gophers cause leaner
pocketbooks.
. . »
The well-fed, well-housed hen cer-
tainly knows her eggs.
* * »
Now is a good time to begin plan-
ning for next year's garden.
* . *
The feeding’ value of sorghum
grains is about 90 per cent that of
corn,
® & = ‘
The chief cause of ropy milk is bac
terial growth on utensils, The remedy
is careful scalding.
*® *
Potato storage should be dark, and
arranged so that It can be ventilated
during warm days.
. 5 »
Cabbage 18 rich In the green mate
rin] needed by laying hens. About six
pounds of cabbage may be fed per
hundred birds per day.
» . .
A strong ram given one liberal grain
feed daily, water to drink and with Ms
fleece lightened or off will finish the
season bu good condition,
Castoria is especially pre-
pared to relieve Infants in
arms znd Children all ages of
and Diarrhea;
allaying
1
i
and Bowels, aids
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Where Credit
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Is Due
Reverend Seven children,
h? My good man, you deserve a
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So I'm very careful to
Mothers are the best friends
of Nujol. When their chil-
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seek the remedy that med-
ical authoritiés approve be-
cause it is so safe, so gentle,
so natural in its action.
Constipation is dangerous
for anybody. Nujol 1s safe
for everybody. It does not
affect the stomach and is
not absorbed by the body.
Nujol simply makes up for
adeficiency-—tem-
porary or chronic
~=in the supply of
natural lubricant
in the intestines.
Itsoftens the waste
matter and thus permits
thorough ew regular elimi.
nation, without overtaxing
the intestinal muscles.
Nujol can be taken for
length of time haut
effects. To insure internal
cleanliness, it should be taken
regularly in accordance with
the directions on each bottle.
Unlike laxatives, it does not
form a habit and can be dis-
continued at any time.
Ask druggist for
Nujol today and let
your childrenenjoy the
perfect health that i»
possible only when
their elimination is
normal and regular,