Ai r. Henry Bullion, of Dept lord, London, claims that lie can eat more than, any man in"flic world. di™ known as. a ‘human o%ich,’..” ' lO t°‘ ■ a '"Sunday Chronicle”; ‘representative. ‘"Here is my menu tor one day: Breakfast: %%gs7 3 rashers, 7 large 'cups of tea. and a loaf. Midday meal : Half-pound of cheese;, and one hml. Dinner : £0 meat pies with potatoes and greens. Tea: Dozen extra large arrowroot Biscuits with 10 clips of tea-. On tup -of that I still eat a., big supper and sleep well.” Mr. Bullion said : < "Friends ' challenged. me do oat 20 dinners. I accepted the challenge, and ‘oh. the night arranged 1 .put la way the 20 dinners with ease, - much . to, thdir astonishment. 1 never sudor from indigestion; in fact. 1 loci leallv .fit after a big meal. T can drink as well.; at am: .fond of vinegar add ale. I can drink'six' half-pints of ale in a few .minutes,*'.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11877, 23 February 1933, Page 7
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