The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 18, 1953, Image 16

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t • Pape Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, June 18, 195.3 COMMENI ON MEN AND THINGS By The Spectator America is the world's great de mocracy, you hear people say. It is not a democracy; a democracy would be a government by the peo ple themselves: by the people di rectly, without representatives. Then someone else says that Ameri- hke pellagra, scurvy, rickets and! beri-beri were caused by lack of vitamins and could be prevented Or, cured by eating foods containing them. The first vitamin extracts came entirely from the natural sources. But since then, it’s been found more feasible to make vita mins synthetically — mainly from chemicals derived from coal tar. Today most vitamins are made that, i way. Many of the big vitamifl dealers concentrate on selling vita-: mins for use only on doctors’ pre scriptions. And doctors contend they should be consulted by would-j be vitamin takers because indi- idual needs vary so widely. Among the major vitamins now j ca is a land of laws, not of men. _ - . . But that is only half true; our Leg- put up in pill form, Vitamin A, the islature—enacts—Statutes—and they are law, but they are only a part of the law. A very great part of our law is a hang-over from the days of aid to fhild growth and night vis ion, is found naturally in fish liv ers. Vitarrpn B-l, the weapon against beri-beri cind hangovers, al- cur people in England. We call this so known as thiamine, is contained the Comon Law. Then we have a in nuts, eggs and most vegetables.! gieat body consisting of decisions of The growth-promoter, B-2, comes in courts but the decisions are not in- milk and t green vegetables. Vita- terpretations of statutes; they are min C, besides helping bone and an effort to find a law or judicial tooth growth, aids in healing decision somewhere, almost any- wounds. The wel known D, pre- where, on which to rest a decision vgnter of rickets, is found naturally on a condition here. You will ob-. in fish livers, eggs, butter and milk, serve that the courts will frequent- Anti-anemia B-12 is contained in ly cite decisions by courts of other liver; so is folic acid, a similar j states. Then, again, we have decis- weapon. A number of vitamins' ions which interpret State and Fed-1 have uses not yet pinpointed by eral Constitutions. In general, I scientists; they’re known only to think, our State seems fairly con- help the body make proper use of sistent in following established food, as all vitamins do. In this 1 Constitutional decisions. We recall, 1 class are panthothenic acid, found in passing, that we have provisionsj in yeast, liver and molasses; Vita- in our State Constitution which min E. found in wheat-germ oil, seem to be frequently disregarded, and B-6, found in yeast and crudo Those provisions are in plain andi molasse^. - ’ clear English, but we continue an 1 * * * attitude of indifference. America should develop her strength at home. As a great coun try, able to defend ourselves against any foe, we should have a moral in fluence throughout the world that would make us in very truth the mighty Nation under God which Id lead humanity. I emphasize In the National field we havei such ridiculous perversion as the quibble and squabble over the in terpretation of the Constitution. Here we in Sbuth Carolina have waited months for a decision by the Supreme Court of the United 1{1 Jeacl nu States. Is the matter one of weight of our strength in ma- merely law, pure and simple? B>t^ e rial, physical, preparation; and I no means: The decision may reflect : recognize that our g reat est influ- the political trend of the day rather ence would be that of a nation than the law. If we were to submit wb j cb seeks Divine guidance and the Bible for a political decision it S p ea j cs without selfish motive: in would probably be ruled out by truth( a Nation without guile. One some fanciful interpretations. 0 f mos t beautiful tributes in \\ e of America, a great nation un- gentpure was the remark of der law, do not know what the law Jesus about Nathaniel, as He saw is; we stand impotent until a group Nathaniel approaching: “ Behold an of men tells us that the law is what i srae i lte indeed in whom is no it meant when it was written, or it gu i} e ” A Nation without guile’ mean?/somethThg'eTSe todaymAmen-■ Theresas ~never been^such^aTTa-' ** , * ^ , ^La_and^» tfon,- as I recall. -How—refreshing-l— months to hear what the law is or tbat wou j d be t was or shall be. * * * Are you interested in Vitamins?; They are the order of the day. Plain o'd ham and eggs, mothers "rus&T'humU;! beefsteak and hominy, big muffins, K Today we are throwing money dll around the world. Why? Wej say that we are preparing against | Russia, although we pretend to w<g>fi©s and hot cakes—on such sus- pretends to be at peace with us, but we support the South Koreans and! «"! ;n“ d 2:; support, me Nnrih Koreans in war. “pered the wilderness; andT” tlius nourished, followed d^mule all day. On this great fare mothers cared mjes jn another AU ^ worM k for rvaht nr fpn rnilnren. did „ r ui. i_ We are friends with Com- ; in one country and ene-! for eight or ten children, did a the washing, ironing, sewing, r coqJ<- ing, housecleaning and a "bit of gar dening, and then had time tc keep such a jumble that nothing stands out as a principle. We play ball with those who up with ail the doings and sayings Play with us. We fight the Chinese: cf the neighbors; and sometimes £ Korea but ho.d back the Chinese •Sit up” with a sick friend. Well, Nationalists who want to fight on, that was a dav of rugged living, but China s mainland. We are so smart :t produced, -eat pecpie. And they ^ subtle that we outsmart our- had no electric refrigerators 0r‘ selves “ electric fans: no constant supply of What really concerns me is that, hot water. We probably shall have we have so few old-time Americans, to consume vitamins on a big scale W T e have hundreds of thousands of :n order to' get back in form. Of men and women who seem to know course I am not going to repeat nothing of the basic principles of what was said about eating fish. America. Today we have smart, Some man remarked that he ate world-minded Americans who en- fish because fish is a good brain dorse and support the United Na- food. H;s friend remarked, ‘ If fish tions program, even though it has is good for the brains^I ough to eat become a sort of Trojan Horse that a whale”. Now about those vita- may destroy us from the inside! mjns; You remember the Trojan Horse? “Health-conscious Americans are There was war because Helen, the consuming a fast-growing dose of beautiful wife of the King of Spar- vitamins. It was less than two dec- ta, had been carried off by Paris,} ades ago—m 1934—that the first the son of the King of Troy. The i vitamin extract passed across the Spartans and their alies besieged drug counter. At last official report Troy ten years but were still on the jn 1951, it was 4.3 million pounds, outside. Finally the Greeks built a The public is consuming a rising great horse, filled it with soldiers, flow cf vitamins via indirect routes, and let it stand outside the city, too. The basic manufacturers sell Then they retired, as though de~ them to food processors to enrich feated. The curiosity of the Trb- such everyday foods as bread, milk jans caused them to bring the horse and margarine. And vitamins are inside the city, in order to see ex- helping make more meat through actly what it was. Then the Greeks increased use in farm animal feed, now inside the waUs, soaked and New uses enhance the vitamin fu- burned the city—took it from the ture. B-12, already known as an inside. Perhaps some Trojan horses anemia fighter, has recently been found to promote the growth of re tarded children. Vitamins, of course, are contain ed naturally in variosu foods, from oranges to fish livers. It’s been known for decades that ailments are now in the United States.” ■ ■■ 1 ■ - '■■■ OFFICE SUPPLIES Complete line, all the little Items needed for the office CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Phone 74 One of the best scientific equipped Chiropractic clinics in the South, the Hart Clinic offers its facilities aad yean of experience to the sick and sufferinc of this area. If your health la not what it should be, call for an appointment with— The C. J. 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