Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05
MILK AND MEAT.
Hebrews Explain why the Two Arti.
cles Of Diet should nOs he Used To-
gether.

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| FROM the New YORK herald
| "Thou shalt not mix the lambs nesh with the
mothers milk,
| From time inrnepoor,aI M commandment, has
| rioin Iin'o illuieinoriai no commandment haS
| - - $50 1865 g., 80 - -. go
| - IN, ".iN- 80, ."' .A.' on@,. NV -
n-sa. -. .sl'.-',,.le -. . one o.,
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"No Hsiuiy oosoI'oiS run lar less iish vi HiheS7
than tnose VINO eat meat and drink milk when-
ever the fancy seiZes them A thorough discussion
of the suhtect tool, nlacs raoon,Iv wb,ch mos ar
| 800, 49,, - -, :. -, 49, ~. .
Oenuou W several proninent Hebrews, anu Among
others, by practical chemist OF some thtrty-fve
years. experience Among the remarks which he
| made, according to a weil-known Hebrew Journal
OF this city, are the following: "The rabbis were
not such fools our modern prOyressiOniSJS would
have us believe them to have been"
STRANGE EFFECT oy vrtK ox Mat
..Ihave examined nnder ,,n,,o-,, n,io,oeoone
-, nH'S oNileu uiier powerful microscope
hOeI Vi meat anu drop Oh milk; the former ap-
peared TO be mass OF dead matter the latter a
white sea Itook the same al,ar q, roeat and i'm
mersei II in a glass of mill when Observation-Disclosures
the nber OF meat was swimminr and Ihe whole
glass of milk tpeminer win nv1rfadS NJ animal
cuiae. Any medical gentleman will tell you that
gas OF mix taken after diet OF meat produces
mai n cornnIins VII ,n as {eaSI 1 me
Hebrews is not alone pr0ductiye OF good health
but tends TO ward OF Infectious diseases"
Naturally such novel statement surprise
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manifested 10 ind out II the union OF milk and
meat always produced similar startling results.
Tue Herald being appealed TO for Information a
reporter was Instructed yesterday to find what
phy slclans anc chemists would have 10 say on the
subject.
A BOuNpLEss PATH IN MIX
II not a N aasv ,oo,,ar o., h,on 70 ,,a, So,,s
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iy inioiniieiob- Soihe PHYSICIANS salu that
lhey eould not express an opinion until they had
made certain experiments Others admitted read
lily that it was foolish for any one 80 load his or
her stomach with meat and milk at the same Jime
but laughed at the idea that a commlngling OF
meat and milk necessarily let loose myriad5 OF
animalcu4, and thus turned the human stomach
for the time being into a den of putrefacrion: and
still others main Jained that milk was good at any
time and under all circumstances, and man who
liked it at his dinner and yet eschewed its use
must be either u rigidiy orthodox Hebrew or n
hopeless hypochondriac Prof. Bedford of the
FhdrHdceuiiui Record, OF No :, Beekman street,
Is O those who believe that milk can be safely
taken at any time. No one could be found who
bad made any such experiments but one or two
were seen who Insisted that no such experiment
could b. successful unless either the meat was a
Little stale or the milk little sour Their theory
Is That 50 long as the meat and milk are entirely
fresh and pure no evil results can possibly follow
from their contact.
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