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In Bombay, a report details Mahatma Gandhi's vegetarian daily diet, consisting of dates, goat milk curds, raisins, lemon water, and occasional vegetables, sustaining his influence over India's millions as a nationalist leader.
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FEED GANDHI'S ENERGY
BOMBAY, Aug. 24. (AP)-"Upon what meat doth this our Gandhi feed?" might well be asked by British officials who find it difficult to cope with his power over India's millions.
The answer is: "No meat at all."
The daily diet of the nationalist leader is this:
6 a. m.-A few dates, three or four spoonfuls of curds from goat's milk.
11 a. m.-A few dates or raisins, with milk curds.
2 p. m.-Cup of water with lemon juice and bicarbonate of soda.
5 p. m.--Curds, dates, and occasionally some cooked vegetables
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Bombay
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Aug. 24
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The daily diet of the nationalist leader Gandhi consists of: 6 a.m. - a few dates and curds from goat's milk; 11 a.m. - dates or raisins with milk curds; 2 p.m. - cup of water with lemon juice and bicarbonate of soda; 5 p.m. - curds, dates, and occasionally cooked vegetables. He eats no meat.