The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1905, Page 4

2 Joe atituiing proper food, hygiene and ex- | api Preanalaka) YARN, VEGETABLE JUICE CURES VICTIMS OF CONSUMPTION Dr. John F. F Russel Discovers Remedy Which Is Prov- ing Successful. Extracts Fluids of Cominon | Vegetables, Prescrib with Certain Foods. Ont of the st materials In ow and High able—the products of ite lowg en Kitchen garde Jon F. Russ Big. Nigh at of white -Graduate 1 with white plumes, white parasol, 1 of his cure, is her pota cabbage, turnips, Hibs, tomatoes, + other Breen st | fluid Dr. Russet cures in cleven tlents were in the ‘ eritical observation of a comm experts appointed by the Post-G Hospital to watch the, treatment. Cure Is Marvellous. 1 Dr. Thomas W. Bickerton and Dr. Donald Barstow, ct the committee, have | Feported favorably on Dr. Russell's dis 3 Beg covery, and the hospital authorities as | ile veil: & result have issued a circular | Janet Fish—Simple gown of ing the physicians of the city marvels the use of Dr. Ri és working in the cure of consumption. | collar of la Dr. Russell began his experiments | weapon the basis that pulmonary ta- | pM Uren Gould Beroulosis ix a disease of malnutrition | fradess: poronadour and that he could displace the old theory chic hat immed ¥ of drugs and specific medicines by sub- | ercise. He began to study the value of food | properties and their offect upon nutri- tion and upon the diseased processes. After months of close observation he hit upon the vegetable juice idea, which he proceeded to put into practice. How He Extracted Julce. Ho gathered equal parts by weight of raw vegetables and, after thorough washing by scrubbing with a brush and rinsing In fresh water without removing the skins, mixed them gogether and ehopped them in a bowl until the par- ticles were small.enough to go easily Into the recetver of the grinding ma- chine, where the'mass was reduced to & pulp. > He. collected the pulp as tt fell fro: *° ‘the machine and squcezed the juice out through coarse muslin cloth. = The,r¢ntire course of experiments “seemed to demonstrate that the cooking of vegetables destroys all enzymic ac- tion on the conversion of starches to ¢) sugar in the system. *" Pho. analysis of this mixed vegetable julce, which was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Russell showed the Tollowing results: Per Cent, ic ‘and oxalic acids. Is (calculated as acetic). en miiltipiied by 6.25 In a written explanation of hia vaiu able discovery, Di. Russell says “It has been demonstrated over und | over again that food, and fresh ul+ which must be regarded as a form of food, are the main factors in the cure | ef pulmonary tuberculosis, Vegetable Fluid the Answer. “There is no longer diificulty sn sup- | plying the proper quantity of protel 4, | carbo-hydrate and fat; but is there not | something additional needed to lift the blood and tissues to that high estate. perfect health, for which physiologists ound a in the ff treatment of a| large number of cas pulmonary tuberculosis | onelusiuh that in cu u aype Who ut well cause Of failure’ Something In the diet; aimilar type who xet 'w fons and tedious walt, something 16 supplicd tither tn. figient quantity or at too long in s ““For a number of years 1 Tyas have been searching for this unknown something, or its source of supply, and vegetable Juice ts the final outcome. Valuable Addition to Diet. Tt has been in at the Annex sin and at the dispenaary since Fr Jun 20. there have “there have a1 Da tlone since its use, and ‘the, measure ot the efficacy of any’ method of treatment must be the ooourrence or absence of exacerbations, or periods of viol the disease. “Lam gonvinced that, vegetable Juice | a valuable diet,” but feel that wx ee ‘obee ‘vation is | hot sufficient to enable me to 6p: positively of tts full valu In communicating his discovery to his fellow doctg’s Dr. Russell expressed | his belief thatethe cure of consumption | 1) shoula taken out of the hands of ‘wpectailst’ and placed under th ervision of the general practitio! he details of Its suc sul mist nt,” he sald, “are as easily within Command as the details of the| . Management of ahy other common Biscane,, such as typhoid fever, for ex- ample, —— IT IS WILKES-BARRE NOW. President Orders Name of Penney). — vania City Changed. | WILKES-BARRE, Aug. %.—As a re- sult of the recent visit of Preside Roosevelt to this city its name will bu | ‘ol eoeialiy, hyphenated and spelled Wilkes ov. Dhe President war told by Mayor V’. C. Kirkendall and Bishop Hoban bh the city and been named after © Wilkes Col, Barre and Fost-OMmee Depart ger Staining the wishes of" the ea a de the name what tfoon ‘ehout aad the hyphen ger Kirkendall tecety r haat President a 1 La w \4 ing Them | pale green |llaxe, enveloped in a brown obiftan veil camo trimmed with a face trimmed with plak # | | They galloned that tne] ¢ rit SOCIETY, MAKERS OF FASt | Women of the “400” at Newport Tournament Arc Lawn Tennis Seen for the First 7) New Creations. in NEWPORT, Aug ragol and voll of the wor same monds ¢ 2 det iqued with Tuw Knots Mrs. Join Jacob Astor — Trained | gown of green und whit puffed i> wit sleeves satin girdle, hat ¢ with green ‘Thoman McKean— Mr i mousseline, Hu io Mra. W hitney Warren— nan einbrofdered with white, ight red straw, wi black the satin voile, ree bands jacket, with ace, oned bon, bolero irish point. sailn, striped | elbow, | n ehort ends, a} apoleon ‘Thin white skirt ored velvet an fichu | Ore All of na In hac hip, ap- fo- and rib- nm he: juoket und “pink satin Kk hat of rough straw tri h pink wings. and turne BM Carroll Brown the skirt t the same vely PRINT RVRNINGD AUGUST oF 1905, SHOW LATEST GOWNS {| couple w lvl provided by t 326 Prospect, itis m o the te employe pacern: 1 bs HEN BUILT NEST IN TREE. | trim Anove ¢ She Mer 13 Chicks—Cacricd RTOWN, N.Y by Mrs round Hatched All Down, CIRCUS TENT HIT BY BOLT Shatters Centre Pole and Canvas Falls on Women and Children. Awarded Custody of Little Ruth with Divorce Decree, Frank Wells Decides that Actress- Wife Retain Her. Granted the custody of his child, with his decree of a ate divores from bh | wite, Frank W President of International Mercantile Agency, ot No. The big canvas tent in which thé} 346 Broadway, has in a mess Franklyn Athietic Club, of Westchester, | versed the decision of Justice Gisxerich was about to begin a circus performunce| by deciding to allow the mother to re- ast night was struck by lightning a few minutes after 3,000 women children had taken shelter in it. ‘The centre supporting pole of the was shattered by vas collapsed upon the heads of frightened throng, causing a panic in which scores of chikiren were trampled on and many badly hurt. parade, which wae to start from northern end of the town. every man and boy in the village was|° | to participate in the parade, and they The latter, very pretty and gra lwomen and sinaller obiliren were | ¥4S even more succ! by them. There was a wild rush f ‘ahelter within thie fen where frightened throne. 6c! th fear as 1 in the rain fe neigh Hin she the the tent, ‘The violence ¢ terrified 4 ogether ‘under lightning pole of the tent, smarts nd travelling do t pole gave 5 way t spread of canvas, upon the women und etl. “| e of cont A squad of m who were to have he i parade, were a short nee away When the tent 4 » the and went st their parents to thelr ht mothers had fainted In pania | and wens ohildren frightened and trampled out of senses. As the tent ed them. MUNYON’S Witch- Hazel and Rest to the Tired Mother A Wonderful uelp to Mothers ia tortured litt and * weet det nyon's Witch Mazel | Sos cut es Bidoy Aevfiaion °. Suns lexion. ho, We “th skin soft ai Yalvety ot urepatd. on reselpt , Broadway and iF how New the bolt and the cen- rouped near the tent to watch 1 go When the thunderstorm burst upoa thelr were thelr brought out {rom how- SOAP | Brings Sleep to the Tortured Little On: ts @ post It will im 15 cents. York. taln the Little etrl. Lillian Abbott Wells, the divorced wife, 1s one of the famous “Florodora’ eirls, who was married to Mr. .Wcl!s Jn Syracuse seven years ago. Soon afte they disagreed, and the child wile! might have blessed their union did svt heal the breach. Her desire to go on the stage was uncontrollable, and she joined a “Florodora’’ company shortly after the birth of baby Ru The following year she made a decided hit and took her beautiful baby with ner on the stage. and tent the the Practically than her mother, and from t Uttle Ruth has been dancing and sig- ing before the most exclusive audiences, the |!9 fact among society's smart seu of | the | Wich her father was a memo ‘ It now appears ani pee Wells was su and the custody want the chi or else has 5 her apart- Wells says sid Mr, an ‘Le 7 to-day. 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All clothing kept in repair { ear {ree of charge, aot eal the Far East Peace in Sight-The Plenipotentiaries Have Been Named—Who and What They Are—Where They Are Expected to Meet—What They Are Expected to Accomplish, THE SPECIAL RUSSIAN-J PANESE WAR SUPPLEMENT WI Ti THE 1905 WORLD ALMANAC: and ENCYCLOPEDIA WILL TELL FOU,