The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-05-31
Home Health Club

dited by D. R. David Fl. Reeaer,
Chicago.)
SPEED UP DIET. Last evening
unday) I was privileged to listen to
7ery brief talk at church, by cap
n from the famous Princess Pat
giment of the Royal British army.
there was ever a hell on this earth,
at man has been through it and
me back to tell us of it's horrors.
After having been gassed, mans
lgs are not in condition for pro-
.lged public speaking, and some
1es his voice sank almost to whis-
r. My ears have seen service for
my years and are not as acute as
~ were, but 1 venture to say that
t word of that mans short talk
S lost to any one in the well filed
urch.
There was nothing said by him
out what he had done or suffered,
thing about what his noble COM
1es had done in their heroic strug-
to resist Prussian militarism and
rid domination, but a simple ap-
al for us to get together to put
Of our vast resources into the
slting pot for saving humanity.
He told of comrades that had been
ptured by the Huns and - horri-
mutilated that they must forev-
keep themselves yelled or hidden
Dmsview, and although he could not
fore that audience tell it all, he
nfirmed a statement made long ago
at part of the finest young men
d been captured, had been made
uchs in order that their race
ould perish.
He told that in England there is no
hger labor union or POLITICAL
rty, no caste, no high or low de-
be of service, but that all men are
others, one people with but one
n, one grim determined purpose:
resist and to win. Men no long
till the fields. That is done exclu-
ely by women and children. Ev-
man able to work is bending ev-
ounce of his energy in wor work.
omen are doing most of the bust
SIS that is being done. They work
what was previously mems jobs,
the factories, even running trains
svators, motor trucks and street
RS.
Now all of these people must be
d. We must feed them, not only
EN- but we must feed our own vast
my that is going to smash the ter
ble mad monster, the lust for power
d greed for gain and dominion.
Wheat and meat are the things oul
en- and our brothers cover there
ed, and we can not only supply
lat need but we can do it without
Hffering in the least. We can sup
" them and we can supply the neu'
EN- and their helpless children alive
it'll armies are victorious.
It is said that Sweden has suffer
more than any of the neutra
untries. Her ships and her sailors
I've been ruthlessly destroyed ant
cd cannot be had without ships ant
en- to sail them. Knowing all o
-eSe innings 10 De TRUE, is IL IEOI JlIl'
r every individual to speed up t,
e limit?
A good, wholesome and very appe
ling bread can be made with corn
re and barley flour. 1t will Civ
Du just as much nourishment a
heat flour; mashed potatoes can b
sed instead of the corn or rye o
rem the barley flour, and you vii
ave a bread that is far better 70
bur laboring man and your children
we'll as for yourself, than tina
hich you once had, that was mad
rom finely bolted wheat flour.
Beans, buttermilk and nuts ca
Ike the place of meat. Your HON
ealth Club cook book will tell yo
ow to obtain the same nourishmer
rom fruit and vegetables that 20
ould get from meat and how to us
lany uncooked foods to your advar
age physically, and by so doing say
.bor and fuel.