MRS. SCHUYLER
SAYS
FOOD ’IS YOUR FORTUNE
Heighth, clbnUur, complexion,
teeth, kidneys, lungs, eyes, heart,
liver, stomach—all are slaves to
the food you eat.
The Japanese government has
increased the height of its young
er generation two inches by diet
improvement, (adding green vege
tables and cod liver oil to child
ren’s diet) Curves and complex-1
ion are so obviously related to
food that the best beauty special
ists always stress diet. Hollywood I
stars largely depend on California
fruit juices to keep them fit. A re
cent edition of the Literary Di
gest printed a diet which nt only
insured teeth from decay but cur-;
ed rheumatic heart in children. It
was recently discovered that dia
betes responded as favorable to in
creased Vitamin “B” in the diet 'as
to insulin (a very expensive gland
ular extract which only the rich
can afford.) Almost everyone now
knows that tuberculosis is a dis
ease of nutritional deficiency. Ac
cording to our bio-chemists all of
our lung and respriatory ailments j
can be controlled by diet. Vita
mins “A” and “D” are always de
ficient in such cases. According to
a phamphlet issued by the Depart
ment of Agriculure on Vitamins,
mery diseases of the eyes respond
almost like magic to proper diet
especially to an increased intake
of fat soluable “A” (found in but
ter, cream, liver, egg yolk). Liver
and stomach are perhaps closest
of all organs to the food we eat.
For instance, it is a well known
most favorably to the half and half
cream and milk diet And that’s
just a few of the direct connec
tions between what you eat and
how you look and feel.
Follow the diet a little further
•and you can how your whole
life is shaped bv your menu.With
the proper nutrition there would
not be 810.000 hospital paients. and
million's sick at home, each day.
Doctors, except a few of the top- J
notchers who keep abreast of sci
ence, have a way of sneering at
diet. But a study of bio-chemistry
would be of invaluable service to
their patients and help to make
their fortunes besides. Physicians i
like the Mayo Brother*, and Sir |
I are of England and efven the
present head of the American Med
ical Association, have come out un
reservedly for diet as a check to
disease.
And what we re just rediscover
ing, the Egyptians knew four thou
sand years ago. Herodotus, the
first Greek historian, says: “The
Egyptians fast three days each
month since it is their belief that
all humor of the bory are the re
suit of the food they eat.”
Half-Truths in Diet
Some of the dietic half-truths:
for feeding children which our
most old-fashioned doctors now ad-!
vocate are: Spinach each day for
iron, a quart of milk (p'astuerized)
daily for bone material; srained
vegetables; juice of one orange
wih the morning cereal and a
spoonful of cod liver oil. A half
truth is better than complete ig
norance and always more accept
able o those who prefer not to
think for themselves, but it is a
far cry from the whole truth. The
menu above is obviously much bet
ter than one of peas, fat-back, and
corn meal mush, but it is nt at all
•adequate.
Spinach for instance. It is not
enough to say ‘eat spinach daily’.
This must be qualified by saying
that spinach should be wilted, not
cooked, never served as a left-over
or eaten from cans. Otherwise, the
vitamins and iron you seek will
have vanished. Besides, there are
many more pleasing foods with as
much iron as spinach. If your child
doesn’t like spinach you can give
it any other dark green leafy veg
etable. You can, in fact, give it
liver, kidney or heart and get iron
in a more concentrated form. Iron
is the substance which enriches
the blood and enables the body to
heal rapidly.
Some children cannot drink a
quart of milk daily and have room
for other foods equally valuable.
Cow’s milk as a perfect food has
been disproved. Pastuerizing milk,
though necessary when it comes
from inferior cows or is handled
improperly, robs it of much of its
mineral "and vitamin content. Cer
tified milk comes from superior
cows fed a special diet and a pint
of it is as good as a quart of the
fcther. That will leave room for
more orange juice (tomato juice
less expensive and just as good)
and a slice of good red beef, raw
or boiled. “Gerber’s Strained Veg
etables” advertised extnsively by
Good Housekeeping recently had a
Republican Plan
ning Board Meets
In Chicago
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promised to remain unweary in the
cause of fully established emanci
pation,” the telegram went on.
“Our party is not sectional. I em
ploy neither platitudes nor mot
tos. Our platform of 1936 as it re
lates to colored Americans toget
her with the principles of the Re
publican party as they were first:
utered expressed my foolings and
^convictions on all problems that
concern them.
“The New Deal has designedly
used its great powers to regiment
tho colored citizens out of Ameri
ca’s productive life,” the report
said. “It has abandoned our Negro
farmer to the mercies of large
land owners, permitting him to be
thrown off farms to starve on in
adequate relief rolls. Under the
guise of NRA, it fixed wages for
Negro workers so low as to make
relief a nec&ssary choice. The New
Deal has permitted unlimited bru
taliy to be inflicted upon Negro
sharecroppers. It has even in the
administration of relief discrimin
ated against our colored citizens,
both by giving them less for homo
relief than is given to whites and
by compelling skilled Negro artis
ans to work mainly at unskilled
labor on the VVPA.
“It has prostituted many of our
leading Negro organizations and
heads there of by subsidizing them
through the medium of jim crow
federal appointments. It has re
fused to take any steps to protect
the life of the colored citizens of
the southern states against the
brutalities of mob violence. And,
finally, by means of relief, the
New Deal has sought to drug the
colored citizen into an indifference
to this rape of his liberties and
manhood.”
“Negro labor will find that its
fortunes are best served by sup
porting Governor Landon,” the|
board declared. “The PWA efforts
were purely a sham and the few
colored workers employed served
to show the Democratic adminis
tration believes Negro labor should
exist on relief rather than by
working in America’s productive
life. Highly trained colored me
chanics have been forced to toil
at unskilled labor. New Deal so
cial security laws eixclude (from
its benefits the two groups con
taining the largest number of Ne
gro workers: domestics and agri
cultural workers. The Republican
iparty has pledged itself to fur
ther the employment of the colored
citizen in the gainfully occupied
life of America, both in govern
ment and private occupations.
“The Republican party and Gov
ernor Landon have made adequate
assurances that relief for all needy
persons will be continued. There
fore, the colored beneficiary of re
lief can know that in aiding the
election of Landon he has the
same assurance of relief as under
the present administration. But he
has even more, for he has the as
surance the aid he receives will be
equa to that received by whit cli
ents as well as the party pledge
to aid and further his employment
in federal emergency services
which include work relief.”
Mrs. Julia Love, 2721 Charles
8t., is on the sick list.
Mrs. Allie Carter who has
been visiting in the city since
Christmas left for her home in
Missouri.
judgment filed against them by
tho Federal Food and Drug Ad
ministration for misbranding. The
label gave the impression that cer
tain vegetables were present when
actually they were absent or pres
ent in completely insignificant a
mounts. Only by writing to the
government for their reports on
food adulteration will you ever
know how the big food and drug
men nvake suckers out of us all.
It is not enough to say an or
ange a day. It has to be a big or
ange, pulp and juice must both be
consumed and it must be eaten as
isoon as it is cut. It is not enough
to say a sipoonful of cod liver oil
daily. The dose must be increased
steadily with the growing child.
Were it not for the grain farm
ers and millers, the truth aobut
cereals would make a national
scandal. Not only are most of the
package goods as dead as so much
sand, but even the whole grain is
inferior as a food to fresh vege
tables, fruit and meat Cut down
the cereal content of your child’s
diet and step up the bananas,
yams, avocadoes for starch and
you will spend less on drugs.
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THE FAMILY THAT WILL OCCUPY THE GOVERNOR S
MANSION IN LINCOLN ACCORDING TO MR. ART McCOY,
PRES. OF THE YOUNG NEGRO REPUBLICAN CLUB HERE
The Griswold’s of Gordon have
parted again!
The other day, Dwight Griswold,
head of the Republican party in
the state as ttseir candidate for
governor, bade farewell to Mrs.
Griswold, their two children, Doro
thy, 14, and Dwight, jr., 10, and the
family dog, "Buster.” He was lea
ving his home in the western part
of the stfite for the third time as
the Republican party’s nominee for
the governorship. Griswold will not
see hits family again until after
the election November 3rd.
Griswold first left home to cam
paign for the governorship in 1932.
In that year of the great Demo
cratic landslide to Roosevelt, Gris
wold led the Republican ticket and
was defeated by only 35,000 votes
out of a total of more than a half
million.
His second family farewell and
“TAU KAPPA CHI”
(Continued from Page 1)
nity has graduated three of its
members from leading univer
sities, namely: Henry Robert
Thomas, Omaha University,
1934; Osear 1). Washington,
Creighton University, 19%;
Henry Lawrence Levels, Cni
versitv of Omaha, 1930. All oth
er members have matriculated
in some leading college. The
paramount purpose of the or
ganization is to give the young
Negro man an opportunity to
develop his abilities. Members
of the fraternity presented a |
short program in accordance I
with simultaneous presentation
of club “Insignia”, (pins). The I
following members and their
guests concluded the evening
with a quiet party. Misses Char
lene and Lorene Lewis, Geral
dine Rose, Claudel Agee, Cath
erine White, (Denver), Margar
et Matoyer, Augcline Pryor,
Ann Carter and Trene Harrold.
Messrs. Charles Davis, Henry
Levels, Julian McPherson,
Thomas Jones, Rov Gordon,
WTilliam Davis, John Elliott.
John Williams and Leonard
Turner. Others guests included
Homer McCear.oy, J. C. Harris.
Lloyd Lee, Joseph Spight ai d
John Benjamin Horton, Jr., Co
chairman, Henry L. Levels arid
Charles n. Davis were respon
sible for the affair.
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excursion into the gubernatorial
field was two years ago. Facing
another Democratic landslide he
rgain led the Republican ticket in
Nebraska and was defeated by only !
17,00 votes, leading his opponent:
until the vote from Omaha came
in.
Now with most observers agree
ing that political conditions in the
state have greatly changed, Gris
wold for the third time says fare
well to his family to begin a jaunt
which many believe will lead him
directly to the governor’s office in
Lincoln.
In the yeans intervening between
campaigns Griswald has spent
long hours every day in his news
paper office in Gordon where he
has built up one of the most suc
cessful newspapers and printing
businesses in the weekly field in
the middlewest.
In the intervening weeks Mrs.
Griswold, son and daughter will
carry on—she in household affairs
and the children in school activ
ities.
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For Congress On
Race Question
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been urged by the National Office
to seek cooperation of the groups
which have supported the Costigan
Wugner bill and of other minority
groups which have suffered from
discrimination such as labor groups
and racial minities. Branches have
also been requested to make known
the •attitudes of the various can
didates, especially those who may
refuse or evade signing. Special at
tention is to be paid to candidates
for reflection on the basis of their
past records, whether favorable or
otherwise.
The N. A. A. C. P. Ietiter to its
•107 branches says in part:
“In no other presidential
campaign has the Negro vote
been so seriously considered
as in 1936. The balance of po
wer which the Negro vote
holds potentially in seventeen
states, with an elcciorial vote
of 281, gives us greater
strength than we have ever
had before when one considers
that 266 votes in the Electorial
College determines who will
be our next president. The ca*n
paign for olitieal independen
ce of the Negro and for em
phasis on issues rtther than
party labels which the N. A.
A. C. P. has waged throughout
its existance, coupled with the
aggressive and successful
fights we have made as in the
Judge Parker case, have borne
fruit in the new and high re
gard for the Negro vote.
'“But we must not let our
selves be misled or fooled by
political parties or politicians,
white or black. It is important
to Negroes who the next oc
cupant of the White House
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