The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-11
OH, WE'LL, THE MAN HAPPENS TO HAVE
 GOOD RESISTANCE


 Age 72, scarcely a gray hair and can lick my weight in wildcats if you pull their teeth and claws first, begins J. B. J.-
 desk. ana % press % tho % button % which stops the au- tomatic chucker--
 have been following your teachings for perienco. ,fi e. You teach that colds q can neither spell nor prounce the ecientifc namo Tor them)-
 You fatter me, brother. The name hope to popularize for any or all of the common respiratory infections which are indlscrmin- ately spread under the innocent name of "colds" by authorization of the public health administrators everywhere, Is cRI, and 1t Is pronounced kree It is not scientific name, because thought of 1t first. And that's the ties and political accidents who serve as health officers or health commissioners arc grimIy de- termined that CRI never shall be recognized unless over the dead bodies of 0 million more victims of these prevcntibie diseases. Pray con- tinue, J. 5. J.
 that colds are not produced by or contract cd as q conseduencc of wet feet or exposure to severe cold, but instead are caused by germs from some one who has such disease As proof of that contention let mo say that have ridden for hours without dry stitch on my person, the water running out Of my boots while working on the leo on tho Msssspp have fallen into the water up to my neck ana wriing out my wet clothes behind the Ice house and put them on again wet and returned to work for the rest of the day, riding home on an icc wagon: have had wet feet half or my
 
 in fact was born with wet feet; many times while hunting have broken through the tnin icc and got my boots full of water, but when , got out just took off the boots, poured out tho water and put them on again and continued my hunting; was pinned by falling tree and lay unconscious in zero weather Tor three hours s De- fore they found me. Yet have never con- tracted anything like q cold unttl-- Until last week. when crossed the street and around freezing temperature. wearing no coat. vest or sweater, shirt open at neck, wool | underwear. slippers, and now I'm just getting friends declare they have me in . corner and that not even Dr Brady can explain where the germs came from. . . gave a few more data. How long after the crossing of the street did the first symptom doveIop9 And what the dickens made you go and cross the street anyway Heres sporung | proposition: If your friends will concoct Q | plausible explanation of your lifelong immunity | i'ii undertake to give plausible source of in- '''''" ( QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Anything to Please the Irish .,.
 rass ,s. sss Mo.. e ms. sscpss s fHs Rrsparns jelly | Answcr-~frsh Moss may be bought from | druggists at 15 cents for an ounce. Use two level teaspoonfuls of the granniated moss to . | quart of milk Some people are fond of # served with unweetencd cream and sprinkled with nutmeg. Mrs II. B. c. gives this sugges- out out sea moss. collected by the family along the | New England beach. in tho pantry. She says | sea moss blanc mango is delicious and her fam. | fly never tires of 1t for dessert. She has been | unable to find 1t In drug stores in Now Jersey. l but in Massachusetts quarters worth Of the moss will last for months. She offers to tell any II ono interested how to mako me blanc mango and where to obtain the moss.
 Mrs II. E. c. of Bridgeport sends this recipe: | IRISH MOSS BLANC-MANoB quart of milk
 leg cup of sugar.
 Generous pinch of salt
 Two teaspo0nfu1s vanilla.
 zsttt UaIA soak 10 or 15 minutes. Drain of the water; pick over the moss and add the milk. Cook n | Il double boiler for q half hour, no longer. Add tho salt and strain: then add the vanilla and strain again. Pour into individual molds dipped in cold water. When firm, remove from molds and serve with any fruit or with sugar and cream.
 1 Tho eating Of Irish Moss is particularly good for persons who have hypothyroidism CT tendency to develop goitsr. Also it has the saIne effect on intestinal digestion that agar.asaf (Japanese seawecdD has.