The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-07
BY A. IAYMAN.

with meat, for We were not yet able
to bear it; not now are We able; for
We are yet carnal. For when by rea
son of the time We ought to be teach
ers, We have need again that some
one teach you the rudiments of the
first principles of the oracles of God;
and are become such as have need of
milk; and not of solid food. For ev
cry one that partaketh of milk is with
out the experience of the word of
righteousness: for he is a babe. But
solid food is for full grown men, even
those who by reason Of use of their
senses exercised to discern good and
evil. l Cor. 3, 2. Romans -, 10, IA.
Paul at the feet of Gamaliel, GER
tainly had mastered Religion of The
Body as well as the special science
of Food and Dietetics. At least was
he wise to discern and differentiate.
Baby Food. and Man Diet.
1t is startling fact today, as IN
Paul's day, that by reason of this ad-
vanced twentieth century, millions
and billions who ought to be teach
ers. educators, and apostles Of right
living, who ought at least know the
rudiments of the first principles of
Gods divine physiologic and psyche
logic oracles, are still living on baby
food, having not sense enough to
! learn that full grown men must have
solid food, and only babies have need
of milk.
Healthy, SickIy and Sick Diet
Only good health and efficiency
diet is here discussed; sick diet there
fore is not considered: but the very
popul"r sickly dietary will frequent
ly be referred TO by way of compari-
son, hoping some one by reason of
use of their senses exercised may
flee from the wrath that will surely
come to gourmandy."
The Raby's InaiienabIe Rights
Mothers milk is baby's Divine
right; woe unto the mother who from
any other cause than inherited speCi-
fic. or an infectious disease. both of
which are preventable. refuses her
babe it's heaven born rights to future
health and happiness.
The Worlds intellectual Giants Were
Mother Stockings.
Scientific dietarians and eugenists
have unearthed the marvellous fact
that the greatest intellects in every
age down to the present time have
been fed from their own mothers
breast; philosophers, scholars, scien-
lists, statesmen, warriors, authors,
poets. artists, and musicians. or
course, like all other general rules,
this one has some exceptions, also not
all naturally fed babies have been
very great men and women.
A most deplorable habit is feeding
babies mixed diet. or any other than
it's natural food; the mothers milk.
Not until its full set of temporary or
milk teeth" are almost all developed.
should baby have any other than
mothers milk. If the mother is heal
thy, or even moderately SO, then she
has no right, indeed is committing a
grevious sin against God and society
at large if she does otherwise when
giving to the world an offspring. If
this very important dietary ordinance
was strictly adhered to, infant NOR
tally would soon sink to a minimum:
statistics would cease to show the
fatal second year" heavy death toll.
Try it and see if the reason the baby
has 50 much stomach. bowel. liver
trouble, and dies with cholera infan-
tum is not because you crowd villain
Gus foods in it's innocent little stol.-
ach long before it is able to bear it.
Solid food is for full grown men.
even these who by reason Of use of
their senses exercised to discern good
and evil"
Cows Milk.
Next to mothers milk in infant
feeding is cows milk. This should
not be adulterated with any other
food, especially with cereals; for the
infant body must have pure unmlXed
food it's delicate digestive apparatus
cannot assimilate any other than pure
milk diet.
Cows milk from a herd is better
than from a single animal. little
study of milk will explain this fact;
we take tumbler full fresh from the
COW and let it stand in cold water ten
or twelve hours,
The cream has now raised to the
top; and is called rich 1t certain
ly is rich" in all impurities that may
happen to be in the animals body:
for COWS, although they may not go to
the doctor and put out their tongue,
nevertheless like the rest Of us are
not we'll every day; besides are more
liable to have impurities in their sys-
tenn If the COW has tuberculosis, the
germs will be found more plentiful in
cream than in the milk; in fact, after
oroam hoe fully formed No germs can