New-York tribune., 1897-08-01

parted to pupils In their own homes.
When this crusade against fashionable Ignorance
In dieetcs is thoroughly set going It will be almost
impossible to estimate properly its effect not only
| upon this but upon coming generations. The Co
lonial' and Revolutionary" families Of eight ten.
| twelve more children have become things or the
| past. Childess unions are By no means uncommon.
| and where offspring follow marriage the
wretched physiquc handed down to the children by
their halt-nourished parents makes the blessing at
best dubious one. a veritabe example Of the tru
| ism, THE sins Of the fathers visited upon
| the children
The early settlers in New England. whose food
consisted largely OF coarsely ground grains and
! bolted flour, men Of wonderful strength Of
fibre. intellectual vire, aggressive, fearing moth
ing but God Their families were large, and their
| descendants. numerous the sands OF the sea-
shore. rapidly peopled the land But. alas. they ac-
| compished too much their very ingenuity proved
| their ruin With their storehouses running over
with grain they introduced the bolting cloth. and
| used fer their own food fine white impapabe flour
from the heart Of the grain. All the rest. the bone
| and sinew producing part which could not be so
finely ground. and which gave II the dark tint, was
4 thrown to the animals
Nature followed her unvarying law. and took her
, unreenting revenge. For those who would not eat
the bone building gluten she refused to supply bone
| material. The vgor Of the languished, fam
lilies diminished. a full. sound set Of teeth became
thing unknown; the frail, aifnourished apologies
| for teeth gave out In cary youth. and America.
seeking to overcome natural laws. instituted the
most Skilful dentists IN the word, with excelent
As result Of Of their sfentac the
reached the conclusion that. of all the products OF
Mother Earth. wheat most nearly furnishes in the
as If Comes from NStiEre's & laborotory tinforttt.
| natey, wheat 1t is usually presented our
tables in the forms of bread biscuit. cakes. etc. is
ness robbed Of its rich nitrates and phosphates in
%hGh reside ne bone bone ana muscle f, ana brain an, pro
| Donates, or heat and fat producers.
Continuing on this line Of nvestigstlSn the search
ing wheat can be offered for human use, the conclu
? 'shredded Wheat there exists staple in which
not one single value is lost. but all are preserved
dietetc value but none other absolutely perfect,
combining. this does, in Itself every property
needed for the support and usty vigor Of human
Not sss e0 p in aa e
advance Of this wave Of reform, in this most i'm
market. shredded wheat is in condition to be
made into M the dsntiest and and most appesnE of
combinations with all other comestibes both ami
@ anal sa sd 4sSt o eae h s e cs segs table
friendly grocer showed the writer complaining
vnced against his will: AT your solicitation | be-
cereal now ind it essential to have it three times
day, and would kindly ask you 10 use more care
like mrns Without to % $ cond any o
toper be more ENORMOUSLY socitous about his
regular supply Of the food which restored him to
! Among professional of the highest standing
Or. George B; Peck. Of Providence in speaking Of
some novelty. well adapted to variety of servings.
and particularly valuable delicate nutrient.
thoroughly blended and so carefully that the pres
eHce Of MN and disease germs r an impos sbility
n. e the better able to withstand the ravages Of
class ana station who has given fair trial to th.
most heartily. The United States Senate Is often
3 81 in the RSi5
of Uncle sam" As gastronomers. the Senator'S
Mr. TSeodore Page proprietor Of the @ Senate
: restaurant. spoke as follows: Il must say | am
spS S qa
trodace it into the RESTAURANT Of the tinted states
senstf Kin whsre dt tr intend to make it part of the
value to the general pubic than is the indorse-
Of y csd pST'f s
that all rar0sd men are heirs % 81 to- Isgn
: He asks: can You md railroad man nth, in tn.
rcmeS sS n % E he s1 1G Of S
= Shredded wheat has produced most wonderful re.
sns sands ~itn at ths s head Of fH list bill # fare
calls for everything the market a9Tds SO you ,, Te
Il department. etc" This is praise from working
e t,t' not to be- obtained from the medicine chest.
Hear now the Oy Of 4rsnSe aappy m9ss o st
bcnencial effects OF your shredded wheat in cases
y | of stomachic ailments ! wish 10 say tnat Wnei
= my baby, twenty-one months old. was Ill with WITH
gastric fever this summer. pr Lownay prescribe 20
l. | Shredded wheat food and that she was able &c
e digest IT, and that it agreed with her perfectly
So that If q babv's stomach. weakened by sucn
| disease as the above, was able to retain ana as
e simulate it. speak v9lrmes IN us tavor., oord
i | tions Of men, from the Ion want at Washing
ION whose exhausted stomach calls for nature
| Wholesome food to the Over-wrought railway ser;
n want whose unnatural life of unrest has parayZee
" imnortant functions. tie pulling babe periShlnt
e for lack OF the nutrition which. in any 9th.r FORM
It its stomach could not secure. this harmoniou; Us
- blending Of Gods best gift 10 man Is boon oeyonc
words to express. .,,,,or ,r,iclo
s. II is not within the scope OF newspaper aruclA
II dealing only with matters of general puplic inter
10 | est 10 convey all the detailed lnrormati0n INA ma
may he desired on this vital question or heaIth aho
* nutrition but it may not be out OF place 10 Say sas
n here thar any inuuires addressed TO the New fra
- Cooking school Worcester Mass. VIII receive tn'
- sane Courteous attention and immediate reSpo"S'
a fhat was accorded to The Tribune man.