The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03
What's the Mat
ter With Rice?
BY PAUL PIERCE

While our various and -undrt foods
and fludstuH- are E.'hE ~ .u ~
and have been ia ih' hr'' nouns
90 the past two years. there rs on
s,.d,.t product which has kept ln'
even tenor of It's way. While otaei
rs IL stays on i'.r1 NTin't ~ "'''
rice. almost the only food "n''h h'
not gone up ~ pre-. --..,..t,,. ,,,
This .s ia- dRF 20 npp'T' Nt'I'F '"'
Friend It,s. 10 is the day ot .Pp'i
tunitt. too. fur several ytnri ,n'"N
and ~ persons connected dl''' ,'y
irrfrrrfiy with rice To le the ''N
,nnoTturit. FOR those who d' NOT
know r.Ce and h,w very FalHhnl.
~ As n food. 20 make tn" Ac9u"ln
ance ~ ria" great r''' al
me interest ~ huWHUt'. ana ~ '.
,I" ..a.ss wage .tmTNEu
rut NOR. f.', ON the Nih'ii'a" ''
'-tyag.e g. say. while r'r' form
tho Lr.af food staple ~ ,'i l".H
,utsI md A.tsfIc ,1uuir los, I'A''
', al ,r.t.,.l uurs It's uHr IN i.'
United states i- ,,utuc' g. '"'.
small areas as count 'LtI -
,.,t term ouf universal FOODS
l.,I, rice BE- consumed 10 TINS ''u.
t,,. al pr.s,ut that the daily ''nsAilp
,..t L s,trer}y un,-ihIrd ~ an "ui'
rapfta According to ON" or
report tle It.di''I ,...
~. I--f.l state. ts prRctlcRilN 500
tttr,. a- Lr,si as that ~ nc ''
s a rrr food. .u 10 enc potato
my. rtnsiss. great ln'r'"s' ~
prop portion "t zee vs." - "A,
srcatls ta mo advantage 90 Inc NM
.,'' o'..r which is the star n.
ltgs f.r nearly tWo-thirds "t IN
,voJlds inhabitants. mas s'n'
valuable lamentations w..
n'-,.t ,94t1, d.Re~tinlo. ~ all foods
- the most easily utiized or
-. tnN.ng the body least ~ o"'h
dt.e~tIon and elm'nat. H.hb
-. no corn and other cereals, con -
,s.n Avc ~ . t.m"- aa much az ao' :,
rI,e 81 frr Irr tn''uE p"t''. -.ll'
vFf.r rico ~ al. 'u4a~ 'onta NJ 'h"
I..at Thfz same authority HoN'-
Ii. ,Ir. az the best food for sore
80 f.shIc StDwachs "a the Chl't
go - grr4ou. FuTcrirs trvW
"a ghf.- disease rice ihe most 49,
prnpo- food FOR persons Suu"rinE it'"'
h1inusnasz and other forms on auto
intONT'dtinn. 49,. ,,. M,
"Tra IIird1o lphorcr. 'ays one an
,r,rit, accepts FOR h'E regular IA .N
vofI.u "a pound ~ rice. vh'cn IT, "a -
rt,l . IittIr ghee or melted Hntiel.
and 6rds fun -ausfar' 'on ~,
~. a. adds go his rir' a i'~ "'hh-
, Nfre bean cheese and sn,en
handful ~ peanuts Tn" iaphh' 80
.,,Isl.ra ven their greatest battle on
+, dict - rice Tho fanaiha 'Ahg
,,as gug by rice Gators " W IFp'I !.
Al that tho NtIf'i |hN'''
,led tho rlsn ~ suhsutni lnE wh"st
.,rn foI tho rice but without
sUcressr When We consider TIC enor
nous number % people whose sun
,tet~ur, is almost exclusively uP'h
-, ID. evident thar there must
n,,o rh,siological reason Tor tn"
ursfsrcuce shown Tor this pnrticu'
cereal
-, search ~ n food 20 meet tho
,eou'rernrnts Of an impaired DIGS
Ton. recalled the fact that phys, e.
claue ff4ualiY prsFCrihc rice Tor Flth
poodle that lahorinE people up.n \
S.' .r rl,-. though able {" perfor m
. inrgr a-~Ourt of work. complain or
Ssipr hungry between meals. THIS
va u-rriafly what 7 wPuted--encfn
Nth hunger Rico eating nat"uH
have cu,rgy With uuiupaircd diRo7-
,trp. In tarsn IL - "a common say
ing among resident Ame an We
man J could d tbs " / H3d
sircnc,N OF loir posr"-s'd h. 2, q
r0t'vr women Ever traveller IN
that dirnnt land has notco yith
yuvprtns tho ~nse win when jim
Ttlisha boz VIII draw man -.
r.llca an hour along tho streets ~
the cftisS ~ hsv been FOUND tho
IA. japanese can outmarch all fi'
Aruie. OF the O-iert WITH I'm '1u'p-
usut they advanced I'll lay AZ dou-
bio time and repeated u untl even
ths Pussianq ELI henind exhausted
rhers women vltn backs. those jim
rllieha boys with The speed - =
horse md tho double quick soldiers
1.-Two mainly ru rice. TIL" thin"sr
r.oIie work. u fIr ... marches I'M
AR tropical -IH uI MIS- 'ncnnu'
water. breathe u IaI.H and I'matns
,n good r,ai'h IIe v.s Oh. lice
Talir Co tho Support ~ Err nd
rtre III. not snI,~ve our producers
~ r'.c VIII oyer have more urpur-
fJur moment % hr'nr th"ir product