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The Detroit times., 1916-02-11
PURE FOOD
Conducted by PAUL PIERCE.

sugar. Orangeade, made by adding
The Juice of oranges TO an infusion
OF fresh orange-peel in water, sweet
ened with sugar, Is also agreeable
in febrile conditions. Oranges are
as useful in illness as they are ac-
ceptable in health, In febrile con-
ditions their juicy pulp is anti-febrile
and has been credited with specific
curative properties in influenza"
On this. subject of diet in health
and disease Drs. julius Friedenwald
and John Ruhrah have this to say
of fruits:
/ I'm general. fruits contain large
amount of water, but less earthly
rsalts 7than other foods. The min.
efal elements of fruit consist of pot.
ash. united with tartaric. citric and
maTIc acid. To these salts is due
the, anti-scorbutic .(counteracting
scurvyl property of fruit. In addi-
ton TO this property, fruits also act
as diuretics, laxatiyes and cathar.
tics. The favor and odor of fruits
are due to the presence of essential
oils and compound ethers.
The diges.ibility of fruits varies
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11
BARLUM SELLS
STEEL STEAMER
A. E. STEWART

John J. Barlum, of Detroit. presi-
dent OF the Barlum Steamship Co..
has sold to James Playfair. Canadian
vessel owner, Of Midland. Ont. the
steel freighter A. 4. Stewart, which
he purchased only 55 days ago. The
price was S225.000.
Mr.. Barlum was the sole owner
OF the vessel, having purchased the
interests OF his associates, in. the
Stewart steamship Co. re is said
To have made a large profit or the
last transaction, recalling another
deal in 1910. when he sold a. yesse
under construction at !, the Lorai.
shipyard TO Lake Michigan Goa.
company, upon the payment OF a
substa tial bonus.
The Stewart was built In West
Bay city in 1902. She Is OF 3,94s
cross tons. $50 feet long. so feet
beam. and 2s feet depth. She. has
an ore carrying capacity OF 6,oOi
tons.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11

A Million MothogU n
the pureat. cleanest. 81
tritious Of all cero Dd
Shredded Wheat. III
tested it and found L r
for youngsters. beat
grown-ups-a food % ~
on, to play on. to thinl
Contains the life Of the WI
in a digestib)e form - r.
gimp and ginger into
AIDED body. Delicious
breakfast or for any meal ~
milk or cream. Made
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11

When she found her way back to
the ballroom II was nearly deserted.
WANDERING ABOUT looking for Mrs.
Travis end June, she came face to
face With . young man who was
ssyins sood-nlxht to one Of the hotel
guests.
why Mary" exclaimed the man
In great surpr,se. where have you
been! Mas Travis was looking oil
over for yon. When she couldn't
hnd you she decided you had gone
home without her knowing II. She
and Mrs. Travis have left. I'm go
ing that way. Let me take you hume
In my car"
''Oh. Mr.. Pearson" stanmered the
old wcmnn. Don't you bother. !
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11
The Medicinal Value of
Citrus Fruits
5Y PAUL PIERCE
PART n

| have made an exhaustive re
search of this subject OF the medic
inal value OF fruits and find that
authorities agree in almost every In
stance as to the inestimabie value
OF lemons and oranges am I'M
pressed with the wonders OF natures
counties, for she places In the trop-
les these cooling fruits, SO useful In
allaying thirst and helping the fever
ish. BY not making these easily
perishable, say as strawberries ares
she has enabled us to carry them on
long Journeys. to ship them TO all
parts OF the earth and TO enjoy them
The year round. BY producing these
fruits in abundance and by making
the industry Of raising, shipping and
selling them appeal TO our great
fruit growers, nature assures the
poorest OF the possession of an
orange or lemon from Christmas on
around the calendar.
There is nothing new about the.
use OF fruit incidentally II is
tery ancient custom. Especially old
the use OF fruit in the treatment
" acute .febrile affections. William
ribbles. commenting on the ancient
Use of the lemon cure in the treat
ment of gout and obesity, says It is
very useful when combined with
hot-air or steam baths. The juice
of two or three fresh lemons is TAX
en- in sweetened water three times
day: meanwhile, milk and fatty.
foods are avoided. Preserved lemon
juice is not SO effective as that from
fresh fruit; neither is citrIc acid.
II is doubtful whether there is any
scientific basis for the consumption
Of lemon juice as an anti-fat and
anti-gout remedy The use of citrie
acid in the quack remedies for obe-
sity has long been known; indeed,
many of these remedies contain lit
tie else. The effect upon the food
II any, lies In the direction of the
digestion of fat and carbohydrates.
This SAME authority. In "Dietet-
ice: or foods in health and disease
says OF special diets:
"In acute nephritis, fruit, such as
raisins. oranges and pears. Will sup
plement the carbohydrates OF the
milk.
THE use of fruit In the treatment
Of acute febrile affections Is very
ancient. Grapes. strawberries, or
anges. bananas and cooked apples
may In many cases be eaten freely.
The fruit Juices are exceedingly val
liable as an aid TO treatment; they
increase the secretion OF urine
and It's alkalinity. stimulate the
kidneys and. indirectly. the
skin; at the same time they
are cooling and refreshing. The
juice Of grapes. oranges, pineapples.
currants. gooseberries. raspberries.
strawberries, may be freely used.
Lemon Juice is one Of the common
est articles. In sick room: In the
form OF lemon-water. lemonade or
combined with eggs, IL is most use
full. The white of an egg In one
fourth pint OF lemon.water. sweet
ened with sugar. IL very nutritious
The whole of raw egg may he beat
en- up. mixed with one-third pint OF
lcmon.water. and sweetened with
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11

/, can walk. I've been waiting In one
OF the little rooms. 5idnt know II
MAS SO late"
Get your things. now" he COM
mapded sternly. You're coming
with us and We won't say another
word about II. You shan't walk that
distance"
When he put her down at the cot
tage he warned her:
Don't wake Miss Travis II she's
sleeping. Mary. The poor girls half
dead. She danced more than any.
body there--iaostly with that chap
Lamar. Mrs. Travis said she was
going 10 make her sleep until noon
tomorrow"
"Oh, wouldn't think OF waking
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11
SIL0S to You
From KALAMAZOO

No guess work when you
buy a Kalamazoo freight
paid to your station
GUARANTEED.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11

with the kind of fruit eaten and it's
mode OF preparation; stewed fruits
are more easily digestibls than raw
fruits. Among the more easily di-
gestible fruits are oranges, lemons,
grapes and peaches.
Constipation Is quite common in
breast-fed infants. Orange juice
well sweetened may be prescribed in
doses OF a teaspoonful or a table
spoonful given an hour or SO before
nursing.
Holt manages an average case OF
chronic constipation in child OF
four years OF age as follows: Mas
sage for eight minutes morning and
night; the juice of half an orange
and a glass of yichy immediatel'
Upon rising. breakfast OF oatmeal
with one ounce of cream, dried breac
with butter. an egg, half.glass o
milk with cream and water added; ;
dinner of soup, one starchy yege
table, |. O., potato with cream, anc
one green vegetable. beefsteak, bak
| cd apple or prunes. dried bread with
butter and water to drink; for sup
| rer. cream toast, egg, dried bread
and butter or graham crackers. half
glass OF milk with cream and water
added: q suppository containing nu
vomica and hyoscyamus at bedtime
Scarlet fever: For thirst, which
is generally great, plain or carbo
natcd waters. barley-wator, oranGe
ade or lemonade may be given free
y. A level teaspoon of crear' Of tar
tar stirred into a glass oi lemoGads
is useful diuretlc drink # albu-ain
uria is present.
"Asiatic cholera: Since the micro
| organism causing cholera will not
thrive in an acid medium. acid
drinks are useful preventive mea
sure against infection. Lomogatc
made with aromatic sulphuric acia
or dilpute sulphuric acid has beer
widely recommended Ten or II
drops OF the acid should be added &c
glass OF water. Phospherc acia
and lime-juice, as well as vinegar
and pickles, are also used.
''In liver diseases lemonade may
be taken as beverage.
"Gout: And in all other things
pertaining to the gouty diet, there
Is 2 great diversity of opinion con
oerning fruit-it depends largely or
the individual patient. Grapes anc
oranges are, as rule, best borne.
"Infantile scurvy: One should %
cautious not TO keep a child on ster
ilized or condensed milk for toe
long a time, and this should be ex
planned to the mother. II circum
stances necessitate the use of any
of these foods. teaspoon of fresh
orange-juice or portion Of baked
apple should be given every day OF
every few days"
Some OF the special ailments fol
which the use of oranges and lem
ons is recommended include: Dys
! pepsia and chronic gastritis, atony
of the stomach. debility and anemia
diabetes. albuminuria and tubercu
l!losis.
/ Thus eminent medical authoritie'
/ the world over agree as TO the valu
of orange and lemon juice in tn
treatment of various ailments.
personally know scores Of person
inclined to anemia-persons Of sed
entary occupation-who start thei
day with the juice Of two or mor'
oranges and declare this keeps then
in condition. Half lemon squeezed
into a glass Of water, taken In th'
morning before breakfast. will some
times ward of q bilious attack.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11
THE RED CIRCLE
By ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE

Author Of Fighter" eb From the Saddle" etc
the Photo Play Of the Same Name by VIII NJ Rchey.
by Payson rsrhuns.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11

More than 10000 miles Of mac
ndam roads have been ordered built
In Afghanistan since the ruler OF
that country became the owner ot
an automobile.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11

her, Mr.. Pearson The old woman
was horrifed at the thought. 1--WE
brought Miss June up from a baby
and know how she needs sleep
lou know. all lively people need q
lot OF II. I don't need II. | never
did. somehow. Thank you for bring
ing me home. II was very nice Of
you, Mr.. Pearson--but then you al.
ways were q nicc boy--even from q
little tot"
Mary picked her way up the soft
ly carpeted steps as adroiily as a
postgraduate Raffles. When she
reached her own room she breathed
a sigh " relief and started TO un-
dress In the dark, her mind busy
with this aueerest. lates, phase of
the Rel Circle mystery,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11

Cattle branding In the west Is dy.
ing out. and, like the cowboy and
the thrilling roundup. is going to
the scrap heap The fencing Of land
n the cause.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11

Celery, Red Pie Plant,
Green and Yellow Beans, bermudn
New Potatoes. Yellow Turnfps (Be-
gas). Ripe Tomatoes. Leaf ana
Head Lettuce. Parsnips. Young On-
Ions, Vegetable Oyster, brusseiIs
Sprouts, Cauiihower. Dwarf Iesery,
spinach, Hothouse Cucumbers, Beet
Greens. spanish Onions, White Tar
nips, Carrots. Mushrooms, Green
Peppers, Parsley, Hubbard Squash.
Celery Hearts, Cabbage, Egg Piant'
Radishes.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11

Fresh QunQuats, box. ......
Rome Beauty Apples, from Idaho
eating or cooking, IL TO E.
box ......vesU[
Fancy Greenings, per peck.
Fancy jonathan Red AUpless ooa
slicing Oranges. per doz:.....sss1
Cal. Naval Oranges. doz. 4Oc, -
Grape Fruit, 2. and for =. 80 q
Large Tnngerines. doz
Malaga Grapes, Finest BanaAao u
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11
Mayors Wife Who
Bakes Own Bread

Even though she is tho wife Of
Mayor Harry y. DAVIS. of Cleveland.
Mrs. Davis makes her own bread.
Al pure food show just held In
the city over shich her husband gov
ems, Mrs. Davis was a prize winner
In a bread-balOng contest.
Here is recipe used by this
housewifely-wife OF a mayor:
Dissolve a cake OF yeast in lit
Tic water, a teaspoon of sugar and
q pinch q salt.
Then make stiff dough with
two sifters Of flour. three boiled po-
tatOes mashed. tablespoonful Of lard
and a cup OF sugar in warm water
and the dissolved yeast After l:
Ilses, lacld IL into three loaves and
Dake each in serarate pan.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-11

Herman Kimball. OF Trevett, Me-.
has q curious carrot ;his carrot is
OF thc largest wedge-shaped vari-
cty; on one eide OF IL is The face of
an old man. apparently asleep. The
skin Is perfect around and over the
scar, which looks as IL it had been
cut on; of the vegetable.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

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funit.
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lrarncn Nlo0elnc &uDncs @iltc
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fa0c lebt mnB ih lie cntbcbrcnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

iie betrifit, bierber 9eridlt eritattet
cm bciten ieOen Iag un0 ibriftlidl.
@iiien sic biclleicbt no id5 Eoole
iinoeR f6nnte2"
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Dcnn Sic ibu brmlhcu
uGlm Sic 01S, bite; cr ioll bier
ipnrtcr bis idl nad6 ibm ic)idc SD
babe bcuic nod mai6erlci C8cldaltc
por.
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Gicnlien2 ipeitcr nidltS MN,
0om bari idl sSbncn nobl cine 3iaar'
re onbietcn2 g4ie aeIollt S6Hcn
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nDas mill icb eSbncn iogcn criui,
ocrtc 1rcrel Bic 3gorre an5ilnocno,
piobolo id ielbii oarii6cr I'M florelI
bin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

5ebr ipphl @ie iperocn ie0odD
5carciicn paB idl loll idl MID ncr
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iiibrlid)ercn 9oriht broudc 1ic
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nniiporirle berciipillig
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tlg syragc llidt IielleN Sore @odlas
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inau0 bobGt oer leiu eigercr Scrr III.
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uein C5attc 5n ieiuen AeorilderH 5dbls
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bcrcii5 actdU
o9leli nteiuc Gniid)ei0ung iit nodl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

o4onnteli oil Oicl nidt ctipas oclIt,
liher misiprcden?"
.0us funt itno mill ih Inter
anocren babe ir5 bier ncbrere Sis
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gei ieocr 0criclben iino Oic gInliibrcr,
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f1enfcn.
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DrcreI5 Stimne bate ciilel &C.
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genDnnncn tic flona iiid]t mebr bit.
tcnO. ionocrn beiebleno Ole @c-
lcllihoft bier 3inl gciipie., oie oben.
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in Ser SHenfihtbe eineS aeDiiicu
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iade bertlei0eu, ais Strold) oOer
SonoireiHer, flr5, einen Gbarofter
0aritcllen, oen on Elm poar Gage long
oilrdjiiibren fnnnit uno Del Dim
Stamngoit meroen Dladlc Die BE.
tauntibait ser Wlitglieoer Die ST. ser
&erbinoiuig geboren, Glib oid olS u.
men Ser SbreH 5ii erfennen, ertinoe
iDrc 8iele imo 3mede, iithe 5li criors
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lino, fiir oieIelbe 3ii tliu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

8d6reno CT 70 nit ieiden @eoan.
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fcner g8aaen an ibm oorbei Bon
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..ih iiirMstc ihou neiu &ote ipiiroe
oib nidt nebr i'm alub finoell"
nGouu bdttc er nod ole anoern
9lorciieu abiuhcl nliiIiclL bic on ihn
cif bic aorte qeicbricben haitT lad)te
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sic lit penigiiens widtig gemlg
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rafter, Acn. Mcnu id) oid I'M cine
@uuii bite. ihldgli on iie mir piel.
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BON Dir ucrlnngcn
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ben, SEEN, dbcr oicsnlal baroclt IS iidj
inn ipcit crnitcre 0inae ais Den gc.
iuh eincr Gorleiing ooer oergleihen.
5opiel ic6 meiB, bait on oid friiber
ulf Siebbobertbeatern ais Shaiipies
Ter oiisge3cidnet "
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pr;iieu, 3l iebeuob chtes Wlctall bar
inter IT. ooer mr. tonenoes @r5 imo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

pm0 grill nad ieincm Suite; oiic fam
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