New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1920, Page 5

WSWINEY BEING FED, 1S OPINION New York Doctors Say His Fast Is Impossible New York, Oct. 13.—M being fed. That is th unanimous opinion of group of New York pl ans whose standing In their profession i3 un- questioned. They were asked by a newspaper reporter whether they be- Heved it possibla for a man to live | @lxty days without food, as Teronce MacSwiney, the Lord Mayor of Cork, on_hunger strike in Brixton Prison, E————— et CASCARETS ° “They Work while you Sleep” sSwiney i pract’cally sresentative | starvation, | saying that MacSwiney Ttren up! Yowr system is full of Mver and bowel polsons which keep you headachy, constipated, billous, half-sick, and unstrung. Take Cas. carets tooight! Wake nup feeling like A “live wire,” with your stomach reg- ular, cold gone, and a clear head, romy skin and eweet dlsposition, No griping---mno inconvenlence, Children Jove Cascarets too 10, 20, 50 cents, ———— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OC London, is reported to have done. Yesterday was the sixtieth day ot MacSwiney’'s reported fast. The an- swer of the physiclans was thut he must have had nourishment of some kind, in addition to water. In authentic medical record, longest fast known to these ph was that of Dr. Tanner, a gen back. He went forty-one days without food of any kind@ Not one of the rby | sicians questioned could recall a which paralleled that of Lord Mayor MacSwiney. Medical Opinions The doctors point out that a man can lose only a certain percentago of his original weight in the process of and that when that point has been passed he must die. This per- centage they place wn the neighbor- hood of half his normal weight. The man who is reduced to forty per ceut. of his former physical self simply cannot continue fo live, they say. A stout man can outfast a thin one, be- cause the fatty tissuos are consumed first. Pictures of MacSwiney show him to have been of slender build Mental Force an Aid Dr. John D. Quackenbos, known physiclan and alienist, said: “I cannot belleve that MacSwiney has passed hi sixtieth day without food. I don’t know what they're doing with him, but I do know that a man can't live sixty days without nourishment. The prison physician Is reported as could live another month. That Is utter nonscnse, | unless the man s bewng fed in some | way. T7 1¢ 11 true, however, as I . »w 10 | one story today, that he has been given his fast is within the Grape juice 1 grape juice, limits of possibility. nourishing, and thai, together wirh water, would enable him to l've a considerable length of time. “Another (hing that must be takn into constideration in MacSwiney’ : ¢ se i% the subconecious torce of his deter- mination to force his point upon ¥ng- land, That menta] force is helping him, but even #o, they must be feed- ingz him something.” biabel McKinley — Niece of the Lat: President of the United States—Takes Nuxated Iron for Health and Strength And Says She Regards It as The Ideal Tonic For All Weak, Run-Down Nervous Women Dr. H. -.‘ll."fl-:l: cian and Sur. STRENGTH BUILDERS ‘ Says: He has found nothing in s experi- ence effec- tive for helping to makestrong, healthy, red- blooded wo- men as Nuxa- ted lron. 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Rub in lard with tips of fingers. Cut in milk with a knife. Turn onto molding board and roll 1-4 inch thick Cut with a large biscuit cutter. In the center of each round of dough put half a peach. Sprinkle with sugar, add a dot of butter and roll the biscuit dough over the peach. Bake in a hot over twenty minutes. Serve with sugar and cream. Men are such queer critters they won’'t even admit they're queer. MARY. DRUNK IS FINED Supernumerary Policeman William J. McCarthy arrested John Samanski last night on Farmington avenue on a charge of drunkenness. John had been lling on a female fried who gave him a few drinks of wine, he said. He was fined $7 and costs by Judge John H. Kirkham. AID SOCIETY SOCIAL The Hebrew Aid soclety held a social last evening at the Talmud Torah hall on Eim street and realized a consid- erable sum of money which wil: be sent to the tuberculosis relief home at Denver, Colo. / Furniture upholstered in leather re- quires special care. There is a certain amount of ani- mal oil in all real leather and as this it should be renewed if | and | wears away the leather is crack. Oil applied to leather will of ¢ darken it but better faintly dar [leather than dried and cracked leath- er. Lemon or linseed oil is preferred | for dark leathers. Paraffin oil is best for light upholstering. Let the oil stay on the leather as long as possible to sort of soak in. Then rub perfectly dry with a soft absorbent cloth. Unless all surplus oil is carefully wiped off the furni ture will collect dust in an alarming fashion. Mcnu for Tomorrow. ‘ Breakfast—Orange juice, toast, sirup, coffee. Luncheon-—Peag with poached eggs, peach roll-overs, tea. Dinner—Pork roast with sweet po- | tatoes, stewed tomatoes, apple-celery- | nut salad, jellied prunes, drop cakes, | coffee. not to dry out chemistry of cooking. gained from French My Own Recipes. Sweet potatoes are delicious roast- ed with the pork. 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