Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-31
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.nirSs We Mood = .tchcu Reform The
American Eater AID His dyspepsia
pos'on Brdget.l
Eating IL not particularly aesthetic. bit
r. b a RI daily acknow iedsment to our
sy,seS and Others of our mortal feeb eness
ere not tie practice Of cal W. genera. I
"ou i he he d u disgraceful yieldi 4 an
Ne IL nd feed shyiy. with q shame i
tc ns seen. like thai Of muuching q uDc.
So ei on a cur uslone What n piece ~
~ rk - ma row noble in reas mi ,ioA
infinite in faculties IN form n III mo !ing.
now e press AID admirable! in action.
how like az angel in a prehensio,i. how
ike u god the beauty Of tie word! the
plrag"n III y mas ct three a day
this aragon and god.ike ANNA! indulges
N zap. renension Of quite another sort.
FIR it is feeding time. and there is q
snlring and swapping ID u iiesiy way.
g.ns of avs till The machine which is
w.thin US is resupplied witI fuel. PEOPLE
confess tn = weakness to each other and
rush in herds 10 satisfy it, as though
s!nsly IL were an abaseIuent
IS II because ealing IS ungraceful that 1t
j, 30 little honored? A lady looks least
Ike an angel at the dinner table; is that
the reason she loves the k tchen SO little
Is 1t Tor such a reason. or by an inheren
vice in national chara. tec. That The repre-
sentative American is "a ssliow. liam. loose
;oiIted man who began life w Tia u good
constitution. which lie treated as If he had
a grudge against it. who every day step,
er aims in his path. and Al ~
tnds out. for the first time. that Le has
an internal" stomach, thcreupon go;n !.
into the doctor hands and aitel wards
eating food from one hand and pills from
the %o.lery'
in the New World tyre nature ven
tured upon an experiment. ard put in one
IN re dr. ,p,of nervous iluid but the Ame-
can treats the dr y as t it were stamina
and not impulse, boiler and not pressu q.
q We are old at 80. We have not time
for dinner. and throw IN at to oar stom
achs with the same hasty ERIK rs to dogs
making them sap it in the same hastv
way. We Gil carr, weight in our W
bodies. and live and Work in spite OF them
they are the impcdiments Of the marc es
Of our lives. And We are all q speptic-
a word that suggests the spcctac'cs
Dyspe psia IS not or We
might " something to it in literature
ii il far unlike that deprcs, ion under
which lie Quincy pitiful'y SAYS. " IN
position Of any sort was mex ressib Y
pa n.ul-a burden which became pu bic
gan" ID. spepsia would ha C crushed
tromwc and deferred the full OF Charles
Minerva springing from owes head. thnt
~prcternatural antic. may have been but
an undiges,ed morsel under the im Jerial
girdle. Dyspepsia is author of many q
doubt and gloomy doctrine in Theology
il may la e lseen the devil that veAei
Luther and the saints 1t has lost
battles 1t has strang ed ideas
We need "A kitchel reform. and the es
Enlistment OF classes in which not only
young women can be taugnthow to cook.
but young ladies qualified 10 superintenl
the culinary dcpartme It's Of their fu ure
househ ids. 1t is time we realized thai
nothing useful is vulgar or u%ndignitei
If cooking is vulgar. 50 is eating, aud e.
US dis. ense with both or make both o.,
iects of study. 1t is no materialism TO
say that the food we eat is the thoughts
we think. the doctrines we hold To. the
experiences we tiea :urc or try TO forget.
our Successes or failures What we con
sumo becomes ourselves. aud life is seen
by ever man through the medium Of hs
physical being and condition.