New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1928, Page 13

3 [ Y [wm=] NEW BRITAIN HERALD [msv] ONINS AND CELERY BASIS OF OLD AGE Betier Than Glaodular Opers-. tions, Yiemlse Physician Says Paris, Dec. 11 (UP)—The path to the fountaln of youth winds through the onion and celery patch and not through the monkey jungle. The legendary fountain is the bubbling pot of vegetable broth, according to Dr. - Banjamin G. Hauser, Viennese physician with a knifeless rejuvenation creed. “Glandular operations,” said Dr. Haused, “are no longer effective aft- er two or three years. The pa- tients then relapse. Their state of health is what it was before, and frequently is worse. Dr. Hauser explained that by his method old age could be eliminated, and life prolonged. “Old age is purely conventional,” #aid the physician. "We have come to belleve that it is necessary for men and women to grow old, ac- quire wrinkles, gray hair and tooth- less gums, We have not yet dis- covered how to make life vigorous and effervescent until the end. The ‘way to do it is with food, specifically food taken according to the chemi- cal requirements of the individual." The body according to the physi- clan is made up of 17 chemicals, which it receives from the different food substances it absorbs. Onions, for example, are rich in phosphorous and sulphur. Celery likewise. Anything with a sharp flavor has sulphur, such vegetables as carrots, turnips, cabbage, and kohl. Milk is rich in calcium, which is the bone-building chemical. “Individuals fall naturally into chemical classes,”” continued Dr. Hauser, “Henry Ford, for example, is a pure phosphorous type the man with the high broad forehead, slender and nervous, with a quick and inventive mentality. Lincoln, the raw-boned, slow-moving indi- vidual, leisurely in making deci- sions, but immovable once they are made, was the calcium type. Hoo- ver is the vital type. The course of his encrgy is the vital organs, and it is these he must watch. Not too many potatoes for Hoover. “The Ford type should take plenty of phosphorous. Onions, celery, etc., should form the staples of his diet. He must keep the di- rective agents of his organism sup- plied with the chemicals they need. LEAGUE MAY DISCUSS BOLIVIA-PARAGUAY ROW Official Declares All Press De- spatches OConcerning Dispute Will be Submitted for Consideration. Lugano, Dec. 11 (#—An official of the League of Nations announced today that the council might discuss the dispute between Paraguay and Bolivia under article four of the lcague covenant. This article author- izes the council to deal with any matter affecting the peace of the world. ‘The league officlals said that Sir Fric Drummond, secretary-general of the league, had made preliminary plans to submit to the council all newspaper and press assiciation dis- patches which have reached Lugano concerning the dispute between the South Arfierican countries. TOMORROW MORNING ONLY A 3-HOUR SALE 9 TO 12 Velvet Hats Gold and Silver Hats Matrons’ Hats New Felt Hats Genuine French Beret Tams (all colors) Goldenbhum 118 MAIN ST. Y.M.C 1 The ofticial explaifed that o movement appeared to be taking form in public council circles to call attention to the Gondra convention. This convention was signed by nu- merous Latin-American countries and provides for the creation of| | commissions of investigation and for | the retarding of any possible hos- tilities or even mobilization for at least six months, NASSACHUSETTS WILL ELECT MAYORS TODAY Nine Cities Choase Chief Executives While Three Others Select Lesser Officials Boston, Dec. 11 P—Nine Maasa- chusetts cities elect mayors today and three othera choose lesser city officials. In only one municipality where a mayoralty election was to be held was the incumbent not a candidate. That was in Revere. In Beverly, Mayor Roy K. Patch, and in Med- ford, Mayor Edwin H. Larkin, were unopposed., Elsewhere there were several warm contests, notably in Melrose, where Mayor Albert M. Tibbetts, seeking a fifth term, was opposed by four others, and in Everett, where Mayor James A. Roche was contending against former Mayor Lester D. Chisholm, whom he de- feated two years ago. Chisholm has been mayor six times. o Mayor John D. Devir of Malden was a candidate for a fifth term against Austin H. Robey, former alderman. In Revere the lay between Michael F. Shaw, for-- mer representative who was running on the democratic ticket, and Ane| | drew A. Casassa, former ttate sena- tor and a republican. In North Adams, Mayor Willlam | | Johnson sought reelection against two opponents, whlle In Westfield Mayor Harry B. Putnam was run- ning against former Mayor Louis L. Keefe. In Woburn, Mayor Harold P, Johnson, republican, and Phillip J. Gallagher, democrat, were the candidates, Chelsea, Lawrence and Newton were to elect city governments but no mayors. 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