Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19
DREAD MUST BE WHITE.
FASHIONS ARBITRARY RULE CON-
CORNING THE STAFF OF LIFE.

/ FASHIONS ARBITRARY RULE CON-
CORNING THE STAFF OF LIFE.
sae Hygiene Side of the Question Of
Secondary Importance-whs; n Physi-
clan Ssys-The Brown Loaf the Best-A
Cause of Badness Explained
I There arc fashions in bread, and bakers pan
der 10 then. These fashions 10 no; take the
form u additional nutrinleut or hygisnic reg
ui2tion- On the contrary. their existence
we2kens TIE wholesome principles Of bread
I'D sacrifices everything sanitary 10 outward
appearance. Bread must be white. \ houss--
keeper declines 10 LOOK az loaf until IL b.
what She calls milky \ brown tint. she
has been taught - believe, implies defective
bread, and besides, IL aspect i Not pleasing
This religion Is carefully irIs,illed into girls
sni at the present time there is q demand for
nothing but white bread Bakers may have
secret ideas on the subiect, IL their inner con
scioasneSs they may recognize the fact that II
white bread De used largely is elects may
no, BE- as healthlui a. those Of Srowner bread.
/ but they Ianier TO the fashion, and rs long q
hat fashion supplies them with loaves and
sishss they are content TO BE- uIlScientific and
leave the hygienic side Of the question alone
Is irrelevant and iinin2feriaL
I An agitation on this SGbyoc;. however. Is
taking place. and there i no doubt that in a
short tine it will sssIuc Formidable proper
lions. Several enti.U,i..s:s whose ideas ran in
other grooves than tbose Of dollars and cent
. have t-sen giving the point very mature con
s.,cra;ion Physicians have been consulted
and their syinpatai-s enlisted AMI move
rlcnt Start T. Mrs. H. ). {. Jones is All en-
erzetic worker in the caasc ~ brad She
has thoroughly stuiird the question and talk
with tlusncy and interest upon IT, The prs
cnt generation" she said. believe a. firmly
ls they believe the earth 70 b. round that the
-: ioar Is TIM vl4yest- /; : devp-seatfd
prejudice. which has been catered 10 Tor
wears. AMI it IS a harmful and wholly anvar-
ranied idea
THE DJ,I1g COZ, OK - SAY.
Apart from ths fat that white flour cai.
be 80 readily adult .dted with alum and other
Terniciuyls s.bsianc,s, Is very Whiteucss j. p
sign that al its wholesome properties its.y,
been cbstrAct.,i from l.. Wai1h in itself oils.
might almost cal c.i4iL-ratil1. very wii.ta
-four Is deprived OF the gluten OF The wheat,
which is wha; may b. compared 20 the lean
part Of Incat. while only the starch. vh.ch
corresponds with tire IL, part ui tne meat, re
mains. b. using the fine i.oar of the cEtl,
wheat. which causes the bread 10 be brown.
which the sentimental people Of the present
day 30 not ike. all the mineral properties %
the wheat are retained. ami bread become
wholesome and reliable article OF food
In the white bread which the makers Of to-
day supply, adulteratei with alum in the Ger
man portions Of the city, or with anyth:n,
el-. which viii satisfy the eyes AMI not III
digestive organs II the people. there - an cy
cess Of starch, which gives rise - diseases d.
pendent u,on fatty degeneration. Ma}cn1io.
the celebrated S,ir.i;ist. tool; two dogs. ors g.
winch he Eel on white aogr, 1i- t. O.
other he gave -four Eis-l, Of th, entire vi.-Hf
Ia forty DAYS the dog who had res 4vo5 t-.
white Hour di.l 81 starvation. the ofhsr D..
manned in perfect hath, 81! coG.,! have ii.e
indefinitely with no other food
/; is possible 10 walk from san Frai
- New York with no other so,i hu:
wheat The health, IN the opinion oi s..-.-
familiar with tn subject woah. h. ia r1
impaired and Tins vigor a. sgtisfa-;1g, u e. e.F.
This feat, however, wou.i be i...Ir
with nothing but tll- N...te brcsl
mond, OF this city, ON one OCCASION ll-t 6
live on starch ~ IL eud Of ton i1,, l'e .-
forced TO give up his attempt An exc
starch will cause Brights disease Of Tn. D
news and paralysis. The reports and stat.,i
Of the Massachusetts board Of education show
that twothir,ls Of the children under ~ wee
Of age in every civilized community Hrg .1I'-
with diseased ;.-cth
The BRowS tGAF Is TBS BE>r
This Is not tile case with IL. ir.i4a.ri..'
dren in the Indian t,,rsitori.-. ami this ga,
accounted for 10y the o.rcumstance thsi u
Indians live upon wheat. which supple
for the teeth VITA the wealthy o.; the ..t.
tropolis bread does not form a very Lu--s l,..
stitIent Of the daily food. But with thc poor
people it Is the sine qua non Of existel-c. ali
IN many miserable districts nothing else J.
eaten The Smaller bakers ape the pecuiiafi
ties Of their more thriving fraternity. They
see that white bread il the fashion IN the up
per part Of the city. AMI they Ere determine.
not to a. outd0n-. They adalterate th,sf
brad - make II white. whi!c using thr en-
tire wheat IN teai OF merely the kernel. Their
bread would :,e wholesome aud health-sivnz.
and its brown color, 10 which people wouie
ls-'osne sIs.-liis q s.gs,om-l. woIH need no
q iei. rt',.a.
.'Tn, "a s., re- ,-lrt 81 tho wheat ., n.ost uu
tri,.pus slui -. Cari.t5n. -but it, Gss 5 eu
rirely discouraged. owing 20 the fact thu
hou.tkeeTsrs viii use nothing but white hre'l
The very best part Of the hea; Is utterly
jectod and bread is no longer capable Of s'.'-
tanning life alon"
The whit. -four ~ in ordinary bread con
tains no sulphur. while the -four made fr1-.
the entire wheat has - parts ~ 90. ui
Of the lat commissioner - Indian affair
lion g. L. Smith declared that h. never saw
haldhcadesi Indian, ard the piysciaus accom-
~ this by tEa IA = that the iuiinn- eat whc..
lair contains from j-3 70 : p pr cent n 81
.-gr. AMI IL food containing ~ sulphur
u.sd iie hair must naturally suffer
The iIu;oyr rislfd condition ~ the bread D.
today does rgt coiu1 within th- jIr.slicti1l
II the board u hsalih fpr the reason bef1r
stated that the toar.i cHn or.iy prevent tbs i
II aduitcrsut r--7rirs,- IN Immediately -
nici1as .-ii.- Harm NJ, aiHltsITsnf- and 20.
Is. 81 ara D. from waiea Use ngtrijiFe poa
crs have l-,er r..'.i-,i 3 Is psTeTio- 20 ts1. e.
Several Doctor. go tsis city are pr--cT.lil.
bread made % c-iilrc whoa; fo7 thsir pat4eu;
All 81 u.any olei very '-ltlsiaotcry r.
ail-s have t>eu reported -Ness Nofk So
: -rI=stIon fr.,Hn Thieves slang.
Catch 90 - ;ae ay pspng ~ the
r.r,r,, tie PIKE. f!c tsout collar h!uI !.
ja,o. s. Oh to tlie snap ai.j he's i'ary'
T..s iuI-uass o. the primary r'adeT Blr
ZEN completely uhintsiiigiblr, bat IL isss
M 1Hl1l- aai n worry ei,~T or, tna u j.
=. .s.tiou s-sla ti4i-e.s stang uti b. tTRa
ls;ei ifs;o evrrY-dsr English. ra.ans. -Leo.
al the de.otise watahing the id-sIpeAct
cnl-. The E,.esep.,-ks, kaGss b. - there an
vlii make no vra1y move
F..7i t.fse ialt-r1i,o.lal T. has ba,a tis- c11
tom ~ confirmed iarb-ssksTs = ~ iaH-
,,sla.s WITH a hsIien nsanlng This i IL
ca-s IN every country. Ia fs,f y il universal
~ C.Is.iHIaii Tins star.