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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1938
Page
3
Staff at the Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory tested hundreds of hose from 50 cities to study wear patterns. The test walkers represented diverse walks of life and several occupational groups.
A brief note by a noted food authority in Houston outlines two recommended dishes and the reasoning behind each choice. The piece emphasizes practical guidance for readers seeking reliable eater tips in the mid-century culinary landscape.
The article argues against misbeliefs about acid in the body and explains that gastric acidity is normal while foods leave residue causing potential acidity. It notes many fear acidosis and overreact to emotional or dietary Fatigue and overconsumption, urging scientific understanding.
The piece notes changing health fashions from auto intoxication to acidosis as the latest concern. Readers are warned against blaming foods for acid conditions and against diet faddists who push dubious combinations as cures.
The article argues fear and worry harm digestion and overall health. It cites physiologists noting anxiety about acidity may provoke digestive distress and suggests most stomach issues attributed to food combine are actually caused by mental state.
Readers learn that diet should balance base forming and acid forming foods to maintain alkaline blood despite metabolism. Advice covers ash concepts, misbeliefs about acidity, and guidance to include milk fruits vegetables and meats, plus an offer to send a chart.
C Houston Goudiss offers readers access to his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City for health and personal hygiene consultations. Write or postcard inquiries accepted. address him at 6 East 29th Street, New York City.
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