Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-07

merce feeding at once with raw milk,
rather then after scurvy or ricketts, IL
developed?
ut Ia unfortunate that the general
public has been 50 frightened by the
stories Of the ravages Of bacteria
that It does net seem to understand
that all forms Of micro-organisms arc
not necessarily a menace to health,
but that. on TIE other hand, manv
OF these minute crcan'sms are dis.
timely useful and have their own an
pointed functions to perform In the
human BODY.
Nutrition Destroyed.
AS I have SAID before. steriliza.
Zion or pasteur'za.icn does not re-
move the toxic dancers resulting from
the spores OF pathogenic bacteria. On
the contrary, these processes add to
the already existing evil by destroy.
ing the nutritive qualities Of
the milk ana producing scurvy where
Il did not exist before. It IL a great
mistake to attempt to obtain clean
milk by sterilizing or pas-eurlzIng
I after II has been mixed with dire.
Une Ct our most eminent bacterioloy.
lists. Professor Vaughn. Of Ann Arbor.
Mich, maintains that. no matter how
high the temperature may be TO
which the milk IL subjected. even
though II be carried beyond three
hundred degrees Fahrenheit. Il 10 i'm.
possible to destroy the toxines gen.
Grated in milk by the micro.organ.
isms.
ITO accomplish anything practical
the sterilization process. a. the Her.
Nd int'-'a.od. must helm n, the
crr, ana the d'irv. ard must not no
'prlied solely to tNe MILK itself. The
views I have EXPRESSED for years
ave fa"o"ed tn crref"l storiHatlon
y che hands. The rails. tie utensils.
he udder OF tie CIV. the stable u.
self. and fire.. OF Ell, h Is essential
% see ttpt pure I'D and pure water
are supplied to the cows and that
they ore kept clean. Have everything
coming In contact wi h the milking
process free from contamination. The
vital point, after Obtaining cler {
milk. is to keep II In clean vessels
and to cool It rapidly. so that this
micro.orgrnisms carnot develop. ThA
milk Should always be kept cool until
II reaches the consumer."-New
York Herald.
No matter what's the matter, some
people think that It doesn't matter.
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A man with cork leg may or may
not belong to the floating population.
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Kermit shot the biggest lion of the
hunt" Wonder how he squared mat.
tiers with Bwana Tumbo?
II you must swing the hammer. use
II to drive nails and help build up:
not to destroy and tear down.
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Unfortunately the crop of peach has
ket hats has not been In the least
spoiled by the frosts Of criticism.
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There are women In the country
who could maintain husband and
get along nicely on an income OF $780,
900 year.
Fools in glad rags are often per-
mitted to rush In where unlaundered
bohos would be knocked down and
dragged out.
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Among the benefactors to the hu.
man race may be mentioned the man
who stops and kicks banana peel off
the sidewalk.
American nurses lead their profess
sion. They sometimes lead the medi'
cal profession also, through marrying
noted physicians.
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elan was the first gossip, says a
Chicago woman. Ana see now quick
ly the poor male creature was outdis'
tanced, despite that handicap!
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Get away from the noise and dir
of the city by taking trip on thu
beautiful steamship, City OF Soutf
Haven, to the land of peaches ant
flowers. Remember the docks are nov
at the Clark street bridge.
A resident Of New York. who diet
the other day. founded In 1854 thu
Holy Name Society of the Roman
Catholic Church, having for Its 0bjec
the encouragement of profanity. tt
membership OF more than q million