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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
This Exercise Itn.L

Copyright. issn. by Nat ,onai A.wsou,.r s.,,
.su"'a''on from health department bulletin
"iiesed health authorities are con-
s''h'iF writing about the increasing ,nnrt.i
ity on this continent, ana -. .,n.. -,
'h's principally lay to degencrative dis,,..s
a. those involving the kidneys heart ana
N's Tor which they Offer various
rcmedies--principally exercis. and Lao. en,
"u.n WriihEs are harmful and untrue ;,
MOI guilty, if may SO Halter ,nv.o,, ~
t'N' KNOW OF no alleged health autbnrty
"e"i'h authority anywhere who con :
'"is ur occasionally writes about any such
'"'"s. rms bulletin article ia unsigned hut
presumably ut least approved BY In. be,,,h
commissioner OF the city where il is nrintoI
80. thihk, the first instance or - real
"u''os's even implying that there
~, '' th' such Increasing mortality. Sev-
erH h'aitn authoritics do frequently write nm,
talk about tho increasing death r.,. 49,
ro"pic OF iliddlc age. chiefly from the tyn. oT
"Seases mentioned but also from cancer !
..'n one sueh alleged health authority-allere
"sscii health authority. can eli, mn o,bnr
pieoi mat there Ia an increasing mortality
among people OF forty to NIFTY wears ar ar. ~
Wy .hi'ed states than the evidence furnished
w. '"e ihor'aiity statistics of the United states
census bureau. il those statistics show anv-
thihr ut all they show precisely such incro,.
ing mortality and in spite OF n steadily de.
c'tasihs mortality for persons of all o,h,r
ages even advanced age
III inc same health department bulletin an
f'"'' was STRIKING 'Hcalthogram" iuo health
BOARD bulletin is complete nowadays witbnut
some oil these snappy ihinEs):
Ncnt:iate YOUR homes and bodies !. ,yc,, : .
your opinions.
we'll now can one ventiiate ones body with .
out taxing exercise? Is the ventilation Ia no
c"hhhed to the face and the hands or 10 IN.
surface Or should ventilatc the body In
side as well as outsider
inc alleged health authorities" scarcely
olter exercise and less food as remedies for Tho
diseases the bulletin item mentions The
Wouid pc poor remedies for such diseases
ha'htr The alleged authorities succest NOR.
exercise and less food as preventive meas
uFes against such diseases. And that thew cor
tafnly are. -
ray, oVcrfed. underexcrcsed, tobacco satur-
ated. uopJ. well -heeled men. travelling fast To-
ward premature grave. are fond OF declarinr
thnt all this exercise bunk docs a man M
good. -
Exercise properly employed Increases n.tah-
eism improves the wind. strenetnens the
neart' lowers blood pressure, increases the
ABSORPTION of oxygen in the body and the de-
Struction aud elimination of waste matters
ana retained poisons. improves circulation
a'ds disestion--wei. that's enough Docs any
rody oner Il better preventive measure against
N" deeenerative diseases" mentioned in the
i,:l
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Fruits OF Conflict

| INDOIBTEDLi, the greatest material
assets mat came TO America as Il re-
suit of the world war were tho buildinr
hp OF merchant marine and the develop
ment OF its chemical industry. To its par
'icipation III the war is directly 10 be at
tribnted the upbuiding OF its shipping in
tcrests to the proud position where it can
compete with the leading maritime nations
III watcr-borne commerce. Likewise. to
conditions brought about bv the war IN de
priving 1t of the chemical productions Of
"ermany particularly dyestuns. where al
most monopoly on production was held.
arose the necessity for developing an in
dustry Of our own. When we entered tho
war against Germany. the chemical patents
obtained by Germans in this country were
taken over by us, and with their secrets
h'aae a'aiiable. We Immediately entered
upon 'hc development OF chemical in
"0s'rs mat mas grown TO such proportions
rs to make us practically independent of
other countries in meeting our own rc-
qErcments
But while these two NAV be accounted
the greatest of our achievements i'm tho
development of new industries. We have ac
compllShed wonders in respect to others
rake the toy industry as one examine
When the United States and GERMANY be
came involved in war the major s,,pp,y
source OF toys for the American SAINT,
Ciaus was cut on and home talent was
obhsed TO throw itself in the breach How
well we have succeeded in SURVIVING our
own needs is set forth in report nv the
president of tho National Toy Manufactu-
rers Association. During this year Ameri-
can manufacturers have produced and sold
Slo,ooo'ooo worth OF dolls and $65 coo, 900
worth OF other toys, total Of $4,000 600
worth OF childrcns holiday goods az com
pared with S35.0O0,00O worth produced
ana marketed in 1914 \ gain OF san
ooo,eoo IN production in this branch of in
dustry in six years Is good showing for
American adaptation. Our importalion or
toys this year will total not more than
S',o0ooo0, and We are exporting So
100000 worth
lhus, the war and the stringent Gn.n-
cial situation unon many nations have
tended 10 induce home production and dis
courage international trade In many things
winch should be produced at home. In M
country has the home production spirit rc-
ccived greater impetus than in Americo--
thanks to the impulse which grew ont of
the war.
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ncnts of the measure criticized il on the
ground that such government help would
merely postpone the inevitable day when
the law OF supply and demand must be
recognized. this objection falls to the ground
when it is reflected that the condition of
stress under which agriculture now Ian
cuisines has been aggravated by the incx-
cusable continuance for nearly two years
after the close OF the war OF the legisa-
ton repealed by the other measure. I'm
questionably, the continuance OF govern
mental price-iiXing coupled with its dcHa-
ton policy. fell with undue harshness upon,
the farmer. interfering with the operation
OF the law of supply and demand to such
an extent as to dcmoralzc markets which
otherwise would have responded more free
y to the demand situation.
Having contributed to the condition. the
obligation rests upon the government 10
stay the destructive flood of overhasty de
intion. with its market decentralization by
mterposing with brcakwaters. to hold back
its crest and relieve the pressure by more
uniform distribution OF its volume over an
extended period. With the restrictions OF
war legislation removed. all forms OF bust
ness are placed in position for gradual re-
adjustment to normal conditions OF ac-
tivity, and in this reimbursement agriculture
VIII take its rightful place But the load
II mas been compelled to bear has been
TOO heavy for its strength, out OF all pro-
portion to that borne by other interests.
and in the effort TO throw on Il part of
TINS burden 1t becomes the. bounden duty
OIL me government TO render every assist
ance possible. Such assistance tho War
Finance Corporation under its revived
powers will be able to extend in part and
WIN the additional help to become avail
able through the 500. 900. 900 export fl
nance corporation, facilities for the mar
keiing OF agricultural products will be ex-
tended and the price situation greatly i'm
proved.
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THURSDAY. pEcEMBnn IL. 1890.
After the l'rofitccrS

IT HE report of the Senate special COM
z mittee on reconstruction and produce
ton. of which Senator William NJ. Calder
OF New York, is chairman, is characterized
by good deal of vigor, indicating that
the committee has arrived nj some very
definite conclusions regarding certain evils
about which the country is complaining ana
MS to methods OF procedure for remcdying
them.
Among other things contained in the re-
port was n sweeping indictment OF coal
proiitcers and of grating employers and
labor leaders who are plotting 10 keep
prices up. Drastic measures aguins, all
coal prohtcers and strict Federal control OF
the coal output were among the rccommcn-
dations submitted. to put an end 10 The
IS high-handed robbery practiccd upon the
public by these interests. The housing
shortage throughout the country was de-
clared To be menace To industrial growth .
morals and public health, and wholesale
prosecution OF the graftcrs was urged rs a
necessary proceeding to secure Immediate
relief from the acute condition brought
about by these evil practices
In presenting the report. Senator Calder
announced that the committee is preparing
legislation to embody its recommendations
which measures would soon be introduced
urged. Among the committees recommcn-
/ dations are the following: amendment OF
the transportation act 20 check priority
favori,ism in delivery Of building materials
prolific cause Of buihting stt.gnntion and
open opportunities for DroDieerng: ahoii-
zion of the cost-plus contract system: crea-
ton Of n Federal bureau to serve as n
5 clearinghouse for the best knowledge and
practices in construction work; revision of
the present tax system to encourage invest
ments IN homes and constructions and 10
grapt for limited period tax exemption
to real estate mortgages: broadening of
the home loan bank bin and consolidation
OF all Federal thrift activities under The
4 postal savings branch Of tho Post Onic..
Department.
Taken as whole. these recommends
lions present a program OF remedial legis-
& lation which, wisely worked out in da,ou
ana gwen the force OF statutory law wonld
go long way toward correcting tho evils
i at which they are aimed Whether ham
pered by the limitations ol existing law or
not, the Department OF Justice has wased
!. notorionsly impotent campaign in lis 81
1orts al remedying the conditions complained
or, In so much that the public il ,bout
I ready TO agree with the committee in rs
/ statement that coal pgontoering in mar
ticular, has continued unchecEal nv ,bo
!. department OF Justice, ana is natio,.I
/ disgrace The people are entitled Ia "a
Slief. and II is the bounden duty OF ,b.- rny
sSernment to tax" such steps as J, MAY !,
siafford H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
MYSTERIOUS PSYCHIC
IS ACADEMY FEATURE
PROMISES TO Dclvc Into Past, Pres
ent ana Future OF
Audiences.

ASK l.eona LII Mar" Is the slor,,
~ the Academy OF Music for IN, "a
ihhindcr OF this week. ..rhe cir,
WIN 1000 Eyes" promises to be IN.
center OF attraction on the now rim
Manager Rex is presenting. Witbout
laying claim 10 supernatural powor.
VIE La Mar asserts her cnpnbilItv ~
.. WI questions concerning. Tho r,,a,
-, anu present of her ouestionnr.
''' ~, wiz astonish and bewiId.r
MYSTERIOUS woman Is n mar
SHi ny Years. bnt the virilitv of ~,
n,h.aL powers Is startling She VIII
u,' wherc you huvn lost or migIn i'll 49,
uit.n'ri she VIII predict events ~,
n""r me. She VIII go stcp bv s,am
~" "" sou over your past life and take
you INTO the dim future. ou"s,I,',e
~" uciica,c 10 be voiced may
.ihihSniittcd 10 her by thought TIC
.Nntpitinti sh" gives IN said Ia Ia >,
stariifhI demonstration OF uncnnna
mental powers. ""'"hhs
on the bin also nre Lew Cooner
niachihcc comedian and singer VIII
~ known In niinstrcIsy az .5rbc Inh,,
,Mc'ormick Of the minstrel sta,,..'.
Long and Long, a clever com.dv in,
" no offer breezy fnrcical skit ,"I,G
slhsinE and dancing numbers. nai,
ana TN, IN marvellous buinpcip,,
80. ana the M'Donaid Trio iri"tS
wheel performers. who give n darinr
sHnipillon OF their skill as riders
Wv movies augment the ynninviii
"'hactiohS, AK uhuul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
News of Fifty Years Ago

,From tho i;ichmond Dispatch bee 10 1900
IN the United states court yesterday a mo-
iion was submitted that in the contested cleo
lion cases in which the radicals are contesting
for the city offices, the compiainants he al
lowed 10 tax. dcpos itions before the limited
states commissioner. Judge Underwood de-
cided 10 have nothing to do with the mat
ter bu, to leave il all TO Judge Fond who he
said. will be here in January
~ the annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of tie Richmond and Danvlle Railroad yes
ierday Colonel y. :. Ruford was unanimously
reelected president OF the company A. Y.
stokes. Of Richmond. and John n. Ednunds OF
Halifax were elected directors on the part Of
the stockholders.
Yesterday the resolution reported by the
judiciary rommittc. impea ching Governor
Holden OF high crimes and misdemeanors in
Office. was passed by vote of 60 to 43 by the
House OF Representatives Of the North Caro-
INA Legislature As soon as arraigned be-
fore the Senate the Governor will DO sus-
pended from executive functions.
Trouble is brewing between tho Prcsiden,
and the Secretary Of the Treasury. ana it is
believed that Secretary Boutwell's resignat ion
will soon be rendered
The chances for a general amnesty bill pass
Ing at this session of Congress are dwlndling
The Republicans held caucus the sub
ject last night, but reached no definite con
ciusion. OF course Porter is lighting it all lie
The Freedman'< Educational bureau Ia ;
been closed. the appropriation having been
exhausted.
i:owen. Republican Congressman from
South Carolina, was arrested yesterday a
charge OF higamy. lie gave bond In the sum
oil $1,000.
The rrussinns aro preparing to occupy Lux
emhonrN The occupation is sanctioned by the
King OF Holland.
The German batteries now command every
point OF Paris. The church OF Notre Dame
presents n fair target.
All the Vienna journals dcnounce the course
OF the Prussians towards Luxembourg, and
call upon the powore to rise and repress ar
'nsoienee which renders all 2tresties Yseless. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Santa Claus Behind Schedule.
[ Ey I-nitcl Ncws-l


WASHINGTON Dec Ih-Where.s Santa
Claus?
The Post Office Department says he isn't
using the mails 10 any extent ami can't figure
whether he's just late or isn't coming nj nj,
uhtii tuesday reports throughout the
country showed no increase in the voiurn.
81 christmas mall il was stated. AT the
same time a year ago 90 per cent increase
had been registered"
Photographic reports from division superin-
iendents Of railway mail showed
atlanta. no congestion and noticeahlc de-
crease II. volume from last year
Boston. light. congestion
Ne" York no unusual conditions aud no
apparent Increase in volume.
Cincinnati. no congestion and only slight
Increase in volume
Chicago, not more than IL per cent above
aormal.
Conditions were reported normal ., -
Louis, san francisco. Cleveland st. Paul New
Orleans aud Pittsburgh. Slight increases In
volume were reported Omaha For; Worth
end seattle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
\" Wonder Farmer Co,nplnIns

II HE Department OF Agriculture,s a.,i-
'"'e Oh the countrys farm crops for
i'1o breaks the record for production ne
"holc' out presents Il dishearteninp show
me rs 10 shrinkagc OF values compared
WIN we previous year. The total worth OF
thcsc crops is $4,000 zoe. 900 below ma,
oil last year. Last years crops were valued
at $l4.oS7,997. geo: this wear tho v.inn
paced on them is $9.14S.519OU0 Tha iii,
ference. represents the Tremendous burdan
Oh loss the farmers are made To carry in
tue ehort OF the country 10 got back 10
i.oiii"icN me part OF The load amor
'iohea TO them under trade practices and
the governmental policy of detiation sccms
nndnly heavy Other industries and bnsi-
ness interests generally are feeling tho A.
l'e's oil The processes by which normal con
"'iohs are being restored. but not so sewers.
rho interest hardest hit is the cour-
tiys basic industry
Is II any wonder, then. ina, M. formor,
are complaining? Or that rar-sightcd
craftsmanship is seriously concerned ov,r
'helr rhEht, and is wrestling with In.
prooiem of how To rcdistrbutc tho burden
.! thclf losses so that ii will be moro mi
I"Flhly shared by other groups less hard
hit curing the period OF inevitable transit
iion to pre-war conditions: Tho apricul.
tuiai industry lies al the base of All NJ ,be
c"nh'fSs prosperity. Whatever affects IL
conversely, ultimately affects adversely the
P'osp,F'F OF every other industry Hence,
~ IN" period OF stress through which ma
farmer Is now passing, he is entitled IN
every fostering support that the govern
'hcn' can give to avert the disaster which
threatens 10 ovcrwhclm him II he faus
Gown under his load, the chief prop 10 an
prosperity viii have been removed and.
general crash will follow soon or late.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

TELEPHONE: Randolph
1. Private Branch In
change connecting with
all depa II ncnts.
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SENATE MAY OPPOSE
REVIVlNG FINANCE BODY
Fear That Present Form Nav t,omnr,
horc European l.uuns
Causes Unrest.

u,cItiS s"cLalcu i'rcss.
ASHlNtTON. Dec .--Eyld.nros
OF nhp"S!iion TO the senate RESOLUTION
-. 10 revive the War Finance Corpora-
ZION We're apparent today mt a ionr-
ing and Currency. Fear tboi r., y,
present form II might compel the roy.
ssihineht TO make additional loans Ia
r,ur"pe was oppressed by committc.
lNnnSyitanla. said he was nnxIn,,s -
aSolu any such possibility.
Many House members have ,sE.J
~, ~, CON ini,tce to report the measure
VII continue during tbe praennr
r Week AZ least. AN appeal ,G th,.
h,uies Committee for direct action in
"a, iiousc might result. 1t was indi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
GENERAL HILL, MEXICAN
WAR SECRETARY, is DEAD
stRunch Supporter of Obreson Dur
Ing Period Preceding Reyoiu-
tion Against Carran.n.
Nv AsunnIn IA

MENlCo CITY, Dec i5.--3cncral
benjamin nm, the Secretary Of War.
dicd early this morning. He had been
critically III for several days
General I'm was the StAunchcst
SUPPORTER OF Obr.goE during the
period preceding the revolution
against tho late President Carranza
and later was Ohrcgon's chief mil
itary aid When Mexico city sur
rendered ha assumed charge OF tho
forces in the VALLEY NJ Mexico and
the Mexico City garrison. Oregon
appointed General jI!i Secretary Of
War December /. and he arose from
sick bed to be sworn in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
NAVY WANTS CONTROL OF
ALL U. S. CRAFT IN WAR
Hest Protection for Merchant nna
Auxiliary Fleet Ia This
Way, Says Daniels.
\ Associated prcss.l

" ,v,i - :nnrsociatcd Irt8s.l
S!iiNbIoN. Dee. l5..--L"Eie ia
ION Ewing TIE Navy Department au-
thority to manage ANA direct the on
"ta'!on .; all government ycsscls IA,
i'nae OF war ana FOR slN months thcrr.
secretary Daniels
In his letter. III. secretary quoted
from report .. III" general board
OF mo navy. which said that in the
ana ai:crait wi! make The danger To
htSiSation ar merchant ships ;is great
hhu perhaps Srsatar than in tho lato
for our merchant and auxii,arv No.,
under such conditions viii he found
=! putting IL under one directing
hrnh--tae Navy Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
MiNiATuRE AlMANAC.
Theater Calendar

STitAND-.I'hc TrnII Of the
Lonesomc PINE" romantic drnmn.
ACADEMf-Kcith vaudeville.
Ing Pat
BhCEitIRD-Shtricy Mason. I'm
"Thc Girl or My itrnrt."
tDNNAS-ChnrIr. HAY. In
"Pcnccfu1 valley"
isis-"Entts" Arhurkle. In Irwin
Cobb's "Th~ Life Of The I'nrty.''
LfRic-"Hcliotrop with NIL
stnr east.
ODEnN-Mnry Pirkford. In .Thr
Little Princess"
REN-"Ho"i' Gibson. In "Doubic
D0n9rrs.r
NiCron - Mnurfre Tourncur's
"Fhc White Circle"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Dorothy GI.h. Ayin,ri,.

Dorothy Gishs fatest piciurc
plying Fat" ID the merry story oi
young husband who conducted n
ma lion wide search for his runaway
wife and found her In his own Kitchen.
II VIII he the chief attraction at the
lijou Thcatcr the remainder Of this
week. In the role OF the bride Miss
Glsh il urged by her screen husband
10 choose IA career" for herself and
decides to become !, flyer. but this
leads To complications
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

INC hsures Showing that North Carolina
i'aas IN whisky making) are depressing
oash win The most favorable nstruct ion
LOT .hey charge North Carolina with IL failure
20 observe the laws OF the land They rive This
state III the eyes Of the country a reputation
s ~" - notifying TO ali residents OF the
n.ate VINO believe that obedience To laws is
Ashevillc Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
PRESIDENTIAL lNDUCTI0Ns
ENTER n. C. L. CATEGORY
Comniitt~~i Finds Increase of From
10 10 100 Per Cent for
Ceremonial.
By Associated Press. /

,IIE,..Tr,Tr>> I'TUsS.
crease Of from 30 to lnO pcr cent in
the cost Of .naugwraiing a President
was made today at the initial meet
ing OF the joint congressional commit
zee IN charge Off President Fleet
liarding's inauguration.
Construction OF the usual mammoth
reviewing stand On the Capitol plaza
was authorized by the committees.
headed by Senator Knox. Republican,
Pennsylvania. and Representative
Cannon, Republican. Illinois.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Information Bureau

INQUIRIES regarding nImosf my
topir. excepting on legal and medi-
cal subjects, nre answered free. A.
NIL Inquiries arc answered dlrcrtfy
by personal letter, a scIf-addressed
stamped envelope In required. Ad-
dress The TiineS-Dinpntch Inforinu-
lion bureau. nIchmOnd, yn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Comedy. With ArbuckIe.

Fatty" Arhucklc impcrsnnaics the
baby elephant in his new picture.
The Life Of the Party" at che Isis
lie is n sues, at an affair wh.re nil
the participants don rompcrS and
play children Tor sweet charlty's sakc.
Incidentally, Roscoe. on his way home
in his party clothes. encounters n
drunken caDby and becomes stranded
In the toughest district Of New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
urgc Amne.ty fur prisoner.

W .tSFi TNIItJN, DOT. Ia.--h cDln-
mite" from the world war veterans
headquarters ut 81 Paul. Mimi. AR
rived here today TO call 1T the White
House and on Aitorncy-Gcncral Pal
,ner TO present resolutions adopted
by the organization last summer urs-
ing AN amnesty proclamation for all
prisoners stIll In custody for Viola
ton Of the espionage act. Carl Cal
win, national chairman Of the voter
ans, headed the committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
MORGENTHAU APPOINTED
TO MEDIATE IN ARMENIA
Former Ambassador to Turkey to Act
In Armcnla-Turkish
cOnfnhs.
by Associated rrcsa. /

W WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.--IIcnry
Morgon;hau. OF New York. former
ambassador To Turkey, has been -
tn" Presidents personal representa-
tive In mcdiatlng between the Armcn-
iuns and the Turkish Nationalists
Mr.. Morsenthau conferred with
acting Secretary Davis at the state
Department. receiving final instruc-
tions as to his mission. TIL. depart
mcnt, however. has not yet heard
from the League OF nations In re-
sponsc 10 the Presidents request for
further information as 10 procedure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Cinema Programs
Is Another "Ilumore,aue."

The principal attraction at the Lyric
all week y "itcliotropc." IA new Cos
inopoiitan production. Like it's pre-
heressor, "Iiumorcsguc," this Is "a
stirring story Of q parents love for !.
child. but while mother love IL tn.
primal mott: in "Iiumorcsuue." /; is
the sacrifice made hy father 10 In
sure his daughters happiness that
makes the cA!-' appeal In Hello
iropc."
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punlpcrnickeI.

\ . T., Tappahannock.- pumper-
nickel Ia the rye bread used by the
Mcslphaiinn peasants. which in some
other paris or Germany is considered
a.,ometimcs sixty pounds in weight.
Ihe name Is said to have original ed
IN the remark OF French cavalry
s,o.ulrr, VINO rejected the bread with
disgust, saying II was only bon pour
Sicolaa'--that is. ut or good for Mich