Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23


July ~. is9s
Next 60 bananas. the mos, Imp1rtau.
product of eastern cuba Us c1c15uu,8
The trees grow rapidly, withlu. cu,I.
walton, aud every manH n.ld De- rr.ngod
with them. FruUus buy thr nuts. 40
the rate of s. the thousand. and thoy
are huiiod on tho island. ground iu
primitive mills and pressed Tor go. or.
correctly speaking. wc should put % BOO
the past tense ana say this was done.
up to fcw weeks ago. N0w every iu-
dusiry. however simple. is piraIyz0d.
spanish s0ldlefL almost as hungry lH
the starving people. occupy svcry vile
lire and hamlet and prey like iocusts
on the devastated land.
The cuban process ~ extracting oil
from the cleo1uut resembles that by
which Texans mako 1I from cotton
seed Tho cake OF solid residue is
fcd 10 the pIFs-ab1ut che only "lIy1
stock" cvor Hucc,muly raised 600 east.
cn Cuba-lnd The shells ara u..l or
fuel In he sugar factories. So flr. thc
oll has been locally employed only aH q
lubricator Tor sugar making machinery
"A wicked waste ~ valuable material,
q sgrma 90 those who are familiar with
The splendid possibilities W the rrl.
duct Here ~ an uu.qunlud up uIns
fur the manufacturer NJ pIlm-oll soap,
cocoa .nhur mats. hats. etc, 90 say
nothing ~ the hundred other uses o.
which parts of the tree. Re fruit and
I nhr,f, may be- put. The saying goes
| ihtt cocoa tree bears nut Tor Cvrry
| day ln me year. In time Of peace one
| ipirht buy a dozen nuts Tor a twouty-
| cent coin anywhere ln the rural ila.
! lfinN OF cuba ANA he who has never
tasted the "mnk' from one freshly
| Falh"rtd can have no idea what lH
| meant ny "a IIught 90 Tor the gods
| Ia ihrlr proper state, however. the nuts
are not brown Inl hard, aH you 500
ihem in ulrh.m markets. they look
ilke ,n. .,l, Ii.''grsen apples.
lts Robin Hood jacket. which " re-
| moved before shipment ueInr Htlll
alive" as they Say Hu ihr island. lta
! she'll Or soft and easily uut. with the
machctc. or l1ng-blad,d knife. which
every cguntyman oafrl.s, lr your own
| pocket knife may answer ih. purpose.
Make hole In one end OF the nut
about the size M half.dlilr. and out
Eushrs ihD milk" Ike q living spring.
NOT by any means such SOUR stun aH
| you have seen como ont uf clcdtuutH
40 homo, white ~ chalk and thick az
buttormilk
Give one Of those imported things to
monkey. pinlng In captivity Tor ~
native food, and be- viii refuse IL with
seurn aud Indignation. The trouble l.
that the cUcuanuis OF cummnrrr arr
gathered before thny nrs ripe and en-
ilrely spoiled in transit The nuld shut
up within u should have no suggestion
OF inHk, nut Dr. cnlurlraa aH water, with
q slight sparkle like that from s1me
clear mountain spring except far a
nNHhtly sweet ana most delicious
ilavor, and u froshly picked ln the ear.
~ mfrninr, after the nut has been
Hwnglng all night in the cool hrsssra
The hquld u almost ice-c0ld Where
| elcnAnuta GROW, you never see inside
Of their ahclls any N that hard. white
layer which NorthcrnDrs CRATE and
"dcWicutC' Zone might ~ won my
dosccratcl, Tor ln 10 hsst estate tho uui
has no substance. only q creamy white
| him inside % a. hardly Thicker
than your thunb-nhil. which lH 4crapsi
on with spoon when satr,. BEFORE
drinking the juice. the tender foot
generally puurH Il out into another
vessel than that which nature Intend.
ed; but the Honhlftlcntcd oplcurr tilta
the cncoauut no Just the risht nngie Ia
I let the milk trlrkle gently down hiH
throat-and like the ola topper We have
heard NJ. he wishes Ills throat were a
milo long. There o. nothing IN ihJ
wide world more nourlThlur or fattrn.
ing. more hcalth-r0Hi0flnE and youth.
preserving. Emuclntrd inynlidH hr.
recommended 60 begin on tho juice of
half "a dozen nuts q day, the dose td
be increased according 10 the pltlent'
inclination. Aud the Invalid d. set
10 be- discovered who does not drvoloT
. n taste f1r u Ho rapidly that In weeks
time han dozen NUS at q single ste
ting VIII hardly satisfy him. Each
/ full-grown nut contains nearly l pint
of this true fountain NJ youth" fhH
same. perhaps. which the Ola CDuluiH.
, tadoroa sought v1lnly fnr and Wide. eN-
psctlnr 90 and u cushing out M fhH
earth in some aequcHt'red spot. Instead
, of hnugIug green and beautiful, every,
! where overhead, The big nuts grow