The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-29

the process of working. which occurs in
about twenty-four hours after it is
baked
Then there are breads that are not
made with yeast that are very good
eaten warm. Hot breads are generally
supposed to be indlgestible, but. really.
they are among the most valuable foods
one can have. Good hot bread is about
the best thing in the world for the stom-
ach. Let II be well baked and let II be
eaten while it is fresh.
Hot Bread Bad.
The trouble with hot bread is that
one usually eats II too hot II holds its
heat long time and, II taken too hot
into the stomach. will burn the lining
Never take food that feels too hot for
the mouth. Such food Is sure 20 scorch
the stomach. Never take food that
burns the throat. The result will surely
be a case of indigestion. for The lining
of she stomach will be burned
Then there is the question Of butter,
Good butter never injured any healthy
person. Let it be pure and fresh and
sweet. And. II you are looking for good.
healthy fat. eat plenty Of butter and do
not be afraid of IT, Oils and salads are
good things If the stomach can stand
them, but a salad is something which
not all can digest. Better 70 stick to
plain foods.
Here Is a dietary for the woman who
is thin IN the chest. Take every day as
many baked potatoes as you like and all
the good, sweet, fresh bread and butter
Drink all the cocoa and chocolate prepa-
rations you can digest, and do not for
get that vegetables are good for you.
Game in Plenty.
ITO this add all the game you want.
Let the game be good and preferably
choose the white meat The white meat
OF chicken never injured any person. and
you can take IL once a day. Also, all
small game, well cooked, but do not eat
fried food.
''Thin-chested women are almost al
ways OF poor digestion They do not
assimilate their food. often they are Of
that very peculiar temperament which
is best described by saying they are
hungry all the time
IT makes me thin to carry my food
explained one scrawny woman who in
spite of fine clothing. in spite OF good
living. in spite Of everything. showed
plainly that she was but living skele-
ton
Thin people crave food at odd times
They want to eat at all hours of the
day and they want certain kinds Of food
and nothing else. In this they should be
gratified. Eating all you want Of one
thing is excellent for the thin-chested
woman. and she should be allowed 10
have all she wants of any kind OF food
which is not absolutely harmful 10 her.
A Fattener.
There was once a thin-chested wo-
man who craved onion soup. She ate
n she wanted OF II. day after day. and
the result was that she pumped out and
soon had a healthy figure and a rosy
look
Remember. If you are trying to fat
ten up, that the stomach is a curious
member of the body. It quickly turns
from that which II did not crave, while
Il eagerly yearns for that which II de-
sired. 1t is an odd member the stom-
ach. and there is no need of trying 20
make ii over. Obey its instincts. That
is the surest road to good digestion.
Don't give up. If you want to develop
the bust you can do 50. Take exercise.
diet as you should diet and in a short
time the figure will full out.
Letters and Answers.
NJ. J.-Give me an ointment for the de-
yelopment Of the bust. I desire some
thing which can be massaged into the
skin.
Take equal parts Of red vaseline and
almond OIL Massage nightly into the
flesh.
Mrs. L. K.-I read your advice abou.
cosmetic gloves. Is there anything I can
apply TO the inside Of my gloves at
night 20 make my hands soft and white?
want something inexpensive.
You can use powdered oatmeal. Take
Il and stir IL with sweet oil. Make a
thick paste. Split the gloves down the
back. line with the paste. and get some
one to sew them up for you. This Is