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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
3
Attractive long surplice collared dress pattern offered in printed wash fabrics. Includes matching cuffs belt and color options, sizes 16 to 44 with 234 yards of 40 inch material needed for size 36. Patterns hand-cut on heavy paper and delivered for 25 cents plus postage to any address from Practical Patterns, 1178 Broadway New York City.
The piece argues that eating and drinking habits, from sugar laden desserts to iced tea, cause more personal crises than drugs. It warns against indulgence in rich foods and beverages, blaming them for obesity and health failures and calling for dietary reform and broader Prohibition era restraint.
A physician argues against overuse of factory made gastric juices. Rest the exhausted stomach first, then use a gentle stimulating diet to provoke gastric effort. He cites a patient who recovered after stopping pepsin and adopting orange peel, popcorn, coarse bread, buttermilk, and minimal evening meals.
An older health note explains digestion varies by time of day with breakfast most efficient, noon dinner comfortable, and six o’clock dinner least efficient. By evening the body’s digestion falls to about ten percent, causing food to pass into the intestine poorly processed.
A historical reflection argues that absorbing digested contents in any state harms health, leading to brain fog and heart issues later in life. It urges limiting evening meals to ten percent of daily intake and promoting night rest to counteract the era’s restless turning of nights into days.
A bride three months into marriage writes home for old clothes she expected never to wear again. Exchange note.
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