The Archive · 1938

THE PEANUT EATER Do They Cause Indigestion?

To the Editor of the Nowrit-Cinxa. Datu News"

Your correspondent Toxo our Buss, has certainly my risibilitiest T have neve heard of any person devouring three or four basins full of peanuts at on Sitting, unless the basin is a. small one. yom your newspaper reports 1 have {vequently read about remark table gastronomic feats performed by men in America. So 1 suppose th IW.B, is a male, Members of sex are reputed to hav appetites. A young lady, friend of mine often declined to take her te:

home, saying it would spoil appetite at supper TW.B. should bear mind this homely ing "Moderation things Do not eat too much at one In order to help digestion, nuts must be well chewed.

T learn from a certain ted Ercan the following hey. stones, laryngitis, hiv nervousness ATHtabiliiy and "If LW B. is interested, 1 can tot hin have the complete fist of ailments (to published in your. hospitable columns). Ido not advise anyone to fe his own physician, should Btiacked by any of the above men tioned maladies. He should cal the doctor.

As sated above. peanuts are exee tent for nervousness. As T am pens hing these tines, two oF three of my neighbours children are tying lusty, 1 think Twill stop here and hurry the grocers to lay in a supply of peanuts, before Ihave "a nervous RL

Shi

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