Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-17
VictuaIs And Drink.

1t is said that Americans are the
greatest meat eaters in the world, de-
spite the fact that they have the widest
choice of vegetables Statistics prove
that S1O0.00OUUu more Is spent on meat
than on vegetables each year in America.
\ rabbit cannery is the very latest
American enterprise. Rabbits are the
most prolific of all meat producing AMI
mails. and the cost of the live stock will
be comparatively insignificant. f.. ).
Sylvester of Echo Mountain, Ore, Is to
be at the head of this new industry. He
expects to can rabbits ny the thousands
and from their meat he will produce
chicken tamalcs all kinds of canned
chicken products, lobster salad and many
kinds of famous French" soups The
rabbit meat has been found to make the
finest kind of amaleS and the products
are being shipped by the Wholesale to
New Mexico and California
Sir Robert CranSton of Edinburgh
Scotland has the camel beaten. For
SiNty-onc We, rs he went without Il drink
that Is, Il drink of anything considered
IN Itttsburg as worth While-hut now he
Is of the water wagon. With others of
the distinguished guests, Sir Robert
transtoE was in the bar OF the HottSf
SchenlcN, PittSburg, when SumeI9ue pro-
posed toast to the the laird of Skibo.
Lord Cranston hesitated for IL minute.
and then, thinking over the oceans of
mineral waters that he has consumed, he
Wmked nj the bartender and remarked -
y little claret, please.
Il never had a drink of alcoholic liquor
in my life until now he said, mot even
4 Scotch whisky, but when the toast To
MIR Carnegie was proposed | broke my
@NtN-onc years thirst
Whether or not diet of bread and
milk taken exclusively for forty years is
responsible for the remarkable preServa-
ton from the effects of old age shown in
the body of Mrs. Mary Fay, who recent
~ died in New York at the age of l05,
is causing intense interest among ply
siCans.
Coroncr's Physician OHaulon has
made 1000 nutopsies, and he was so sur
prISed mt the physical perfection of Mrs.
ray body, which was as well nOlgished
as that of II woman of 70, that he called
III all the other physicians and surgeons
of the c0rOucrs office to observe the I'm
usual conditions
Dr. O'IIaulun and others who saw the
body are wondering whether or not they
have a Confederation of the theory of
Prof. Ellie MctchnikoH of Paris who
has asserted that man JoeV not live ont
! his allotted time"0 MT because of the
cellular activities in the digestive tract
which produce old age He believes that
by u diet of sour or curdled milk the
germs OF putrciaction which according
TO his theory produce old age, may be
successfully c0mbated.
Two years ago n wise stomach spe-
ciallst in Boston told William Goodman
of Jackson, ~ H., that he had n maladly
! that could not be cured
The malady had u long Latin name
Goodman failed to remember more than
4 I.a.a 1. 4 e. -
sound that he believed the doctor was
right.
You can't live more than couple of
months. the physician said $50 you had
better go home and take things easy"
Goodman Went home, made his will
and waited for death. White he was
! waiting an aunt from Concord. ~ H.
visited him aud heard all about the ter
riblc stomach disease. She wasn't con
WINGED that her nephew had TO die
II know a man in Concord who was
a lot worse of than you are aud he cured
himself by drinking water" she said
lie lust slushpd If down BY the gallon. -
Goodman had always fought shy of
water, belrfying that il wasn't good for
the system, but he now began to take
large quantities of the iuid. In a few
days he WaF surprised to find that he felt
better.
At the end of month the improve
mcnt was marked and at the expiration
81 SIX weeks he was considerably strong
or and had gained two pounds From
this time on the gain was steady. until
today the man is in perfect health aud
can eat Welsh rabbit at midnight
without feeling III effects
In the two years Goodman drank
four quarts of water a day. being care
ful not to drink twenty minutes before
eating or within an hour thereafter He
has thus consumed 300 quarts of wa
ter He has used neither tea. coffee nor
spirits but has drunk good deal of
milk. He eats meat. potatoes. yegs.-
tables aud sweets. In fact he dimes on
ordinary food, save that he abstains
from pastry Whnt to Eat.