The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-21
CHAPTER IN THE BIOGlsApHY OF
A DUHHIgL OF WHEAT

| Lnst summer while passing farm where
they were thrcshing my husband.
Some wives would not take u 10 compIaeently).
| stopped and bought bushel OF whent
for 4b cents II was certainly the most 1000
| for q small sum we have ever bought. Wo arc
still using from that bushel and like u ana also
benefit groatly from eating II. ! wash . quan:
tity. about n gallon at time, oil the sticks ana
| chafr float on top. put the clean wheat IN
muslin sugar bng and hang II over the stove or
| furnace TO dry. Aside from cooking the whole
grain for breakfast dish. ! sometimes grind
II In my food chopper aft out the hne part
with u coarse sieve and use that for whole
wheat -four. The coarse part is cracked wheat
and this cook and use a. u broaktast cereel,
rice pudding or cook with cheese like spashet'
u. We think II Ia hne In meat loaf. also IN SOUP.
Again we Ike u cooked with meat scraps or
liver pudding and nodded In bread penS' thsn
sliced and fried.
We think IL IL a Ane food, as we'll rs an OK
| cccdinHly economical one.
| MY father who lives with IN, In nlnety.one
years old ana no II In excellent condition phys.
| ically and mentally He Nv very FOND OF TINS
wheat food In every form. We feel grateful 70
you for suggesting tho use Of wheat In the
daily mcnu, and also for many other healthful
things we have learned from your co'umh'
| (Mrs NJ. p. ~
but II doesn't work no well for the general run
OF people, because they're 30 dumb they actu-
ally believe wheat has to BIO maued by rnachin'
cry Of some kind or ut least wrapped IN pref.
| consumption. II Ia like bringing up u dos. u
| took Ave years or more for Tony the Wlrish
Terror TO teach us how TO behave wnsn nc
| long nv we got excited and tried 70 prevcnt
! casualties Tony mixed II with all corners. But
when At last we learned to ignore tns smcov w
| less the other dog got tough.
| The wheat growers get price for their
wheat that should bring tho blush OF shame 70
the great engineers, economists and statesmen
| who have led Us into the morass. But still the
| farmers who raise whent are among. the DUMP
est in regard TO the practical uses OF Wneat ~
| farmers were hayseeds, hicks reubens. suckers
for tho quacks. patent medicine VENDORS anu
| agricultural contingent devotes us creouhty 70
| the selection Of food.
| QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
How Many Ribs
| Pcrbaps you viii think IL q foolish question.
| hut I can't find anywhere clear statement a.
| please tell me whether men have the same
number Of ribs M women do. "a. ~
Answer-Yes, every man and every woman
| has ~ pairs of ribs.
MIX Not binding
| For many years have taken much milk. be-
cause like II. notice, however, that u sake
| too much ] become c0nsftpatcd. u there any
way to avoid this when one " taking tao Or
| three quarts of milk day? I'd. u. CD
| An.wer--The milk In not accountable for the
costiyeness That Is due 10 leck OF other foods,
| when the diet Is almost exclusively mix: MAKE
| n n rule 10 take a fair amount OF fresh fruit
| daily, or even some stcwed prunes. or perhaps
best OF ali, with milk. bananas.
Nineteen
| am 10 years old and InteIy have noticed my
vitality h not 10 good. When drink two cups
| OF coffee for breakfast and nothing else, sIld
| then later IN tho day cat a half pound at candy
| and my supper notice my pep comes hack
viii the candy hurt me? (H. v. A.
Answer--No. Probably Your poor vitality e
| due 10 Insufficient food. Candy or other sweets
! or sugar In any form n the very best food TO
restore pep quickly. but you need additional
| things which you do not get readily IN candy.
| You should have eggs and cream or milk WITH
I some cereal for breakfast. You should always
take mid day lunch. even u only crackers and
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