The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
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Oqr2whqle, PROCESS Of converting .wheat into
bread has, at ALMOST every step, violated the |
laws of natdrS a6d ddsirsg isr suggestions;
and tho reform must be fundanientali one. |
Wheat is, beyond all dispute, the most perfect
Aels Of human u An fqod, it being the only yegeta-
bic production yet discovered, that contains all |
tS ielSmehts ina necessary noussishment of]
thaamgscles bones, fatty tissue and brnipa in
5aStths sright propgftiops Beans, peas IhdiaA
corn, sand the other grains afford perfect nour-
ishmeht sfor allsthe organs but tho brain, Thy
which term included the spinal marrow arrow and md
the nerves, which branch from the brain, land !
are Identical in composition with 1.-THE Whole
forming one system or set oforgans.y Now the !
Pabulum Of the brain is phosphorus, whose life |
giving fire thrills along the'uerves, and whose
light illumines the chambers pf, the mind d7r-for
gould wesrightly understand the correspondence
between the material and the spiritddl, We
might see thatal light in the intellectual sense m
was y, something more than q mere figure of
speech. The wear Of the brain by study or any any
meHtaliof throws off the phosphorus, which
Is found with other waste matter III the urine ,l
.or'other secretions. TO keep the brain healthy
and IN working order; the waste must be restored
by the use eof food containing phosphorus, and
that foo : is wheat 'ie'Si'
1t would seem as if wheat was made for brain
food, and man, the only animal that works with
his. brain, is theionly consumer of H. But by
q strange caprice the promptings 7of his
dntqitions aare, oyerruled by his tastes, aud in
4hss particular instance, to his great detrinent,
nearly j, every particle of this brain-uourishing
.phosphornst is found in the hulf or bran of the
Mhee Mheeat,; which, when separated from. the -four,
doristhc sake of merely gratifying the eye with
ses sight of viii bread, carrics with it all the
asuperiority w hich wheat possesses over a dozen
other kinds Of cheaper vegetables. Ia addition
to- this, the mechanical action of the bran on
the internal organs keeps them iii a hehlthyr
state, and supercedesthe necessity of pills and
other cathartics which many people arc obliged
to usc hnbitually. This matter of MAX ing flour
rot nthe whole wheat, is we'll understood aud
,ndpproyed by every school of pIysici.i,is; and
Through their Recommendation TO their patieuts,
,and the teachings of health Journals its ;1seis
bssseHaihg somewhat conniop and and wheat Hour,
sassit is called is staple article in the markets
Strong The Prsjud;ee may be- at at ,;filsst
against: the brown, plebian-looking loaf, it will
sanish most cases ut the tdste, if the Bred
is we'll made from we'll ground wheat ofa good
quality, the sweet, fragrant, nntty flavor com
mending itself every taste not wholly vitiatcd.
With wheat aolr: the c(n,plaints OF heavy,
,sonr and ipsipid bread would yanisl1 fv~rcyer,
sssitis soslishts owing to theofeathery particles
hull which peryadSssiit that no % yeast a. or
aikali is necessary to raise it, but it is, when
mixed With pure cold water alone, absolutely
sseif-rising tooa greater extent than fine flour
issan te 8 rendered BY yeast. Again, no less than
thirteen per cent of the flour isssavoil. ,by
Dispensing with yeast, as the fermentation il ii 1
Its growth converts that proportion of the starch
and sugar into alcohol This is saved Of course
by the nse Of an alkali and acid to generate car
bonic aoids but "a deleterious neutral salt is, in
seyerys case, loft in tho bread -tartratoof soda
If cream of tartar is used; ctate Of soda, ii sour
snilk and melassate, if molasses The bcstand
most entirely upobnoxious mode of raising fine
-four for those who will use it, is to use murat
'ic'acid which forms with soda common salt
sWhich is needed in the bread, and is constiitu
ent of the humanbody Exchange. sea
,Es,G-1. lt
To RAISE EARLY Es:-nAb bout the
first of March, take q few urgc turnips and cut
ont the hearts of them, to form q, sort of cup
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