Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-05

presumption, by a process OF extrava-
CANT theorizing, the handiwork of the
Creator.
AS we have already seen, an army
of Investigators has proved that arti-
fetal naturalization with respect to
food is impossible.
The extensive research conducted
by NJ. S. Maslow at the Institute for
Experimental Medicine at Petrograd,
with regard to the biologic import
ance of phosphorus for the growing
organism and its action on the in
sufficient to confound the plaster OF
paris scientists If they had ever heard
of 1t.
Apparently really scientific expert
merts proving that synthetic phos-
pilates cannot be substituted for the
highly complex organic phosphorus
compounds of natural food and that
synethetic phosphates should not be
given for therapeutic purposes have
no meaning for the men who by in
Producing calcium sulphate into bread
would have the world believe that
they at once transform the made
quacy of that bread into the whole
soonest of human foods.
The scientist responsible for the
plaster-o paris bread ingredient has
given to the press this interview: !.
In the milling of flour more and
more OF the OUTSIDE OF the gram has
been taken off in order TO get abso-
lutely white flour, thus accounting
for the contention that flour is not as
nutritious as formerly.
by the addition of lime and other
beneficial salts the qualities removed
in the effort to get white -four have
been restored to the wheat and other
advantages have been noted.
My associates in the laboratory
work maintain that our findings have
resulted in the most important food
discovery in years.
The so-called secret process was
kept so only because of desire to
have worldwide patents on the inven-
tion before counting publicity
In his testimony at the attorney
generals inquiry, 199 Broadway,
Tuesday, March 2. 1915, the vice-presi-
dent of the Ward Baking Company
decline. to reveal the process which
he claimed as his, being content with
saying that it had accomplished great
good for humanity.
There is other testimony, dating
from the year 1890 B. c., on this sub
joct of white -four destruction. which
the attorney generals inquiry did not
record.
In the twenty-sixth verse of the
twenty-sixth chapter of Leviticus. or
Valera, as the Hebrews call it, it is
written that as punishment for the
crimes of man their bread would un-
dergo degeneration; that the staff of
life would be broken; that no matter
to what extent it might be manipu-
lated, even to the extent of having
ten women oversee its baking in the
samo oven, and no matter how care
fully it might be weighed out, the
people would eat only to find it a
worthless and foodless food.
Food that does not fill is not food.
! These are th exact wrdS of the
prophecy:
After I shall have broken the staff
OF your bread, so that ten women
shall bake your bread in one oven
and give it out by weight and you
/ shall eat and shall not be filed"
Uttered S,405 years ago, this proph-
ecy has been fulfilled. Its fulhllment
stole in upon humanity quietly
stealthfully, unnoted. Twentieth CEN
tury science has demonstrated it's
| truth. The miscroscope and the test
tube have confirmed the description
of Leviticus of the white bread of
1916.
Poor fools who, in the futile glory
of their intellectual pride, refuse to
accept God at all, cant be expected to
accept bread undebauched.
The elaborate variety of made
dishes, lacking in nutriment but rich
/ in piquancy, which now take the place
of simple, DEMONSTRATING food, curse
children before they are born, curse
their mothers during the period of
CESSATION, and after a disordered and
eventful delivery, make it impossible
for them to nurse their offspring
without disaster to themselves.
White bread is the very heart of
this course under which humanity now
groans, although through some
strange caprice of blindness the faith
ers and mothers of growing children
do not seem able to see for them.
selves the grave results of their arti-
| fetal taste standards.
Calcium sulphate does not redeem
this course. Calcium sulphate is a
commercial preteXt lifted up at try
ing time in the career of white bread
to account for its failure to turn back
to the whole, unrefned grain. 1t will
not do.