Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
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dcuco must have contemplated our Using
,ho entire grain, and not a portion only !
selected by means Of a nicely arranged
machinery. |, struck US forcibiy shat 10
90 on for long course Of years, lnEs
usinr d kind Of food iicrcn! from what
nature designed, could not fan 10 be a.ten-
1rd with bad consequences. We have
since learned thu: our Vows have s9n.o
recognised support in science. The fol-
lowing paragrap.! from recent pGmpa-
let VIII al once serve 10 keep tic Sub, get
alive in tie minds Of our readers. aud ex-
plain tho actual grounds on which the sep
aralton Of -four j. detrimental. "ihe gen
oral heiicf,' SAYS TIC writer, is that bread
made with the forest f3ur is the best. land
that " hi;cLcss IS tho proof Of lis quality :;
bu, both IF these opinions nro popular cr
rors. The Wilderness may 10 and gcaog-
ally IS communicated by alum. 10 Tho in
Jury Of the consumer. aud II IS known By
men Of science ia1: tho bread Of uarciiuei
/ flour will sustain life. while that mada WIKI
tho refined VIII not. Keep a man on brown
bread and water, and no wall i've and on
iov good hca lth give him white bread aud
+ water onlv. and lie "Ii! sicHen and die
The meal Of which the Grst = mado CON
TOMS all The ingredients necessary TO the
compost ION OF nonr'shruent 10 tho various
structures composing oar bodies. Some
of these ingredients are removed BIZ the
miller IN hla efforts 70 please the pubitc ::
Y so tia, fac f1u,. instead of being better
I lhan meal, ~ the Fcast GourtStdh9 ana 10
ma ke the case worse. il Is also The most
difficult of digestion. The loss IS. there
fore, in all respects waste; and il seems
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(but especially the poor sAoaid TO nc
ouaintcd with these truths. and brought to
enquire whether they do not purchase al
too dear Il rate the privilege OF lndulgihg
III the use OF it. The uuWIsc preference
given so universal y t. wGito bread leads
to the parnici0us practice OF mixing alum
with the -four, atd ts,gS aG1in 10 n. sorts
Of authorizations aud lmpn-itlans for It
cna BLEED bakers, " tIo Wern 50 disposed. ~
aiding moro and moro aium..o MAKE OreHd
made from too flour of an inferior gram
look like tho best or oloro costly, npI to
dispose OF it accoriinLiv n once deiEand-
ingt C purchaser, aad ta!n2etlnC VITA his
health. Among the matters removed by
tho miller are tnc Largo saline substances,
! which arc Indispensable To the GROWN OF
tho bones and tooth, anu ire rcqulrei, nj
though in a less dogroe, for daily repair.
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Mr.. Snlth. IN hrs iato fenafhah'e worn
on fruits and iurlnacca as 'Ao food OF man.
| gives some illustrations OF 'i''7 coc!Fii'e'
''bule, he says rs nearly as necessary
to the articles OF oies as Inc nutrient rria
cip!o. lhey should be so managed ''l:''
| one should b. ~ proPortoh to the o'h"F.-
/ Too highly nu:fI,iye Is probably "a fatal
TO the pro!ongaiion Of lie ard health IS
that which contains an insntlicicn; qnan1i-
! ty OF nour shncn.. It Is a matter OF
common remark among old whaicmen,
that, during long VOYAGES. tic coafscr
their bread, tho better their health. 81
have followed the seas for thirty-iiyc
years. said an intelligent Soa-cGptain 10