The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-28
HOT FROM THE OVEN.
SIR THOMAS BROWNE SAYS A MAN
MUST KNOW HIMSELF.

" Warm Bread Wholesome If n.,.,a.
'P"h the han-No Two Men Are Alike
SHINING Against Our Natures -
splendid Cook,
Is warm bread wholesons." re- eated a
prominent physician of this city, as the re
porter put the question at him. Well it
MI depends upon the man That's the best
| can say for you. Doesn't warm READ
and hot iscuits agree with you. You eat
them, don't YOU"
eSs Ut have netcr tecn particularly
reminded OF nay an lent ance tors in the
wee sna hours on that account"
Well, young man, have warm bread or
biscuits every mornin, at breakfast.
Il am little, thin fellow, doctor. and
eat warm read, ANA YOU are large and
fe'hy and you eat warm bread, and neither
Of US are complaining"
Nv hich ineans that you and ! ran eat
warm bread IL We choose Every man
| must decide that for himself Sir Thomas
| Browne IN his writings says that a man is a
Tool who lives to the age Of 40 and is not bis
own physician That is the substance of it.
| don't Just remember tho exact words But
[ think n man at p or 10 who don, y l,ow
what agrees with him, and acts upon it,
come under the ban of Sir Thomas Brownies
ru,,tic reru,rEs
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our natures anu eohseieuceS cry oot Against
SOME ol US nhusth ed' warm pieau' I"
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must hou s'hoho, VI cue"' OF ofiiik An
yet you see people VINO moor themselves VIII
teer ana LIQUORS OIL various hlhuS' Inc
Nho" u Is III urihS 'neii h"' tneS Noe
rlsh' on either lof s''clai feasois OF peei'us
oil an iioi uina'e craNipS. ieopie VINO Il
IKE that needn ask II warm bread
"hoiesoihe'
0aiu announcer physician VINO was ashe
concerning tue eating OIL warm pfeao, foi
or biscuits;
Well, there is, or seems to be popula
talla y that warm bread Is injurious, y
II Is TACT that there is popular deman
' anu use for warm breauS IL does seem