The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-20

white sugar habit, because we don't
 want to, we have forgotten all about
 the old-fashioned open kettle mo- | lasses. We take the potwater refuse
 of the sugar factories and call it
 molasses- It isn't 1noIasses and we l wonder why we don't like it. Why
 not encourage the use of pure honey and old-fashioned mOlasses? Did you honey or maple syrup? Did you ever ! eat devil cake sweetened with honey? Try it.
 Some vegetables are better eaten
 raw, others better cooked" said MT. McCann in response to a query. The speaker asserted that raw milk was the ideal form if one could be assured of it's healthy character, but that even in certified herds tubercu- loslS crept in, so that as a factor of safety he advocated abandoning the ideal raw milk and adopting the practical substitute pasteurization.
 ''The sad thing" MT. McCann con tinued, lis that while the law requires milk to be pasteurized in some com
 mun1ties, no one pays any attention gan1sms than milk. You give the child pasteurized milk and follow it with Slab of bread plastered with raw butter.' MT. McCann denounced adulteration of butter was thing of the past.
 In speaking Of farina he said: "Fa- rIna is the next step this side of pat ent flour. Cream of Wheat is farina at twice the price. Wheatena is fla rina scorched."
 The speaker said that most canned goods were unobjectionable, but warned against canned rhubarb and Go med pumpkins and asserted that duet.
 Pettijohns breakfast food he praised as almost whole wheat, lack ing only the bran.''
 Shredded wheat, the speaker as- serted was good food, consisting of whole wheat bleached in a hot bath that had lost very little of it's natural properties. As to rolled oats, he said if the oats were unbleached the rolling did no harm.
 A question about Grape Nuts brought a smile to MT. McCann's lips. 1 Didn't MT. Barnum live in Bridge port?" he asked. Well, Post was a 1 real person and so was Barnum. The l greatest patent medicine stunt ever 1 with his Grape Nuts Going Post one better is Mastyn's Vitamin Tablets.
 The kick isn't due to vitamins. It | is strychnine. There isn't enough | strychnine to kill, but it makes you | feel as if vitan1ins were stirring you | up after you read the Mastyn adver- | tisements. They sell at s1 a box and | with great overhead expense and sell l ing campaigns, they cost 16c to make a S1 box'' \
 What about Postum?" was an- other question. That is made,'' was the reply, for superstitious people, | intellectual bankrupts. can't say anything sensible about Postum.' The people who make it don't drink it. It is like Coca Cola Coca Cola is extract of decocainized cocoa leaves and caffeine sent over from the Kaffee flag. They extract the | caffein to make Kaffee flag, and send the caffein over to the Coca Cola people. If you don't allow your children, to drink coffee, they can get a dose of caffein in a glass Of Coca Cola. Anybody but grow ing child ought to be able to drink B cup of coffee in the morning It won't hurt anybody in moderation. Tea is all right, a good stfmulant, if prepared properly, a wholesome and beverage, if you merely pour hot water over the leaf. Let it stand m water too long, and it is to be avoided '