Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-29
THE FOOD WE EAT.

,ha heard one OF the best and best
Known physicians in this Territory
,av that II the "Mormons would keep
,helr Word Of Wisdom and all their
fasts, the doctors would starve 10
dea,b.D II made mo wonder N that
day would soon come to Utah.
A great many people fancy THAT by
pouting down each morning, dish
mll of half cooked oatmeal with thick
coating OF sugar on It and Us much
cream as they Jean get, they are
fulfilling oil thai health requires OF
them in the matter Of diet. The truth
Of the matter is that oatmeal is not the
very best daily food for the human
beings. The Word OF Wisdom says
that oats are for the horses; yet OF
course, reasonable amount OF any or
nil the grains would not in-
lure us, II properly cooked
and properly eaton. II you must
have oatmeal land remember that
physicians say oatmeal IN excess causes
skin dlscasos), cook II at least four
hours, and eight Is better; then cat II
with a little sweet milk, no sugar, and
It will be digested by ordinary stomachs
without any trouble. While we are
speaking Of oatmeal, remember hear
ING n well known Danish obstetrician
IN this Territory say that II a woman
mr. child. or suppos, apy one else, had
a weak stomach and found Il difiicult
IN aiges. ANYTHING. Let n boyl OF OK.
,,.melv Thin oatmeal Cruel be pre-.
n.,.J s,rs,n a ca,ofulIv md e,iyo Il 10
,,o no,Io,t Inv. sinco tried this.
,.,rs ,hou, two tahlesnoonfils of mcnl
,oa on,,l NJ water. ana after boiling,
.,,atn.I,, and I ,oo,, tho Ilb.r,y of add.
t,,, ,Ino,, =, All, bav, certainly
,o,,od 4, yo,, comforting IN m, p,tlenta
,.hot ha.o ,,,a,d si,c, Tint time.
"yyho, st.ii 49,, an, for br.altiasi?U
o.,.. 49,, ,n,no,,o,, ,our, hous.wIfc.
Naaa,ra.I mo ,.a or ,ofree mn mont
a. -, 40 t.an IA. vo,d a, wisdom.
,o ,,, a,,n.s ~ a,yL,,d And what
on c,,,b mr., w. IN az. ON tho table for
breakfast? Let me give you the ad-
vice Of one OF the most truthiull and
Mt the same tlmo the oldest doctors
thnt ever lived. "Go without eating,
my dear, until you are hungry enough
to eat proper food" 50, then, sup.
posing yourself and family have gone
withou, their supper and that they all
have henlthful aud gratifying appe-
lite for the morning meal, put some
fresh, not warm, brown bread, some
s,ewed, dried or fresh fruit, n baked
potato maybe. dish Of hominy
and milk, n fresh egg lightly boiled, n
dish OF tomatoes cutup In salt, or oat.
meal and milk, In iact choose just
simple bill OF fare os Will do what
breakfast should do and no more, and
break tho fast. Eat before eight In this
morning, and then don't try to eat
dinner for at least five hours after. We
viii talk about our dinners some other
time.
THE CLOTHES WE WEAR.
II ia certainly gratifying 10 one who
loves mankind to zee tho carnestness
with which women are beginning to
take hold OF the subject Of dress. II is
beginning to be actually fashionable to
appear in public without corset, the
costume arranged In such way ns to
conceal tina, fact. I am not acquainted
with oil IN. many ,,,ns aud ,wis,. th,s
Wv" "'' w 'a""y 'N.no saw '" 'a'' us
movement 10 taxing among our people,
but understand from friend OF mine
that there already exists in Provo a
o,,h n, M. ,o,o,r,.,,on or h.,,o,,n, ~
~ -, y,
"oheh's uress. rms III very Boou
Indeed. But In talking with my friend,
asked her why It was that these
I,d,.a I,a No, .,,y ,h.,s.,v.. ,v,,,, ,,,.
~ ~ " "'. '"o
iouhs i'auies' Association. Wero
they not organized to DO Retrench-
ment Association? And was not TINT
the ins,ruct,ons n, that ,ood ma,
n...,., So. '
i'on'ue"s brigham iounB-o re-
trench In dress and fashion ?
She answered, that tho energetic
Provo I.d,o. ,ho,,,h, ,ha, ,,,s 80
'"'' ,"o's"' '"as 'n'' "'oNo'
MINT hau originated win u certain
eastern lady who came here to lecture
this summer. or course 1 could mt
vol, ant, ,r,o ara,,,, ,,,,, 49,
es. nv M "su'no"' "''h my
iespec'eu ifienu, Out sat In my lonely
little room that night, and said 10 my