The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
THE RELATION OF
FOOD TO WORK.
The Educated Woman Must Know
Sanitation, Hygiene and Foods.
ANGER GROWS INTO A DISEASE.
when a Man WAKES Very Wrath He IS
in Danger of His Life-Ihc Evils
ofBad Bread Health Donts.
Some Uses of Eggs.

We are learning that the economy OF
foods IS not "a matter of dollars ANA cents
only. says the Outlook IL ls the
amount OF returns Ou tle money spent DO
strength. in nerve power, in BRAIN power,
that IS important.
The housekeper endeav0r5 90 kno"
how much strength, heat, fat ana energy
she buys in meat. Hour, Ne5e -aDlra aH"
the chemical results of heat applied %
foods. She prefers TO preserve the heaith
of her family, To- curing disease she
knows the waste that illness Involves, the
old-ume shield and protector OH con-
science that threw The responsibility OF
disease on God has been dissolved uy
science. We know what follows II L-e
body is not Well nOurisned, III ihe AR
breathed Is not kept pure. TIE feinlioh
between drains and fegers l3 mo tons'r Cd
mysterious dispensatiOn OF PROVIDENCE.
Good health is now recognized as the
combination Of inheritance, enVironmt hl'
food and a just knowledge OF aoiIity.
Strength and self-ccutr0i The educated
woman of to-day is not the woman who
knows poetry, history art and literature.
only. but she who adds 20 these things "a
knowledge Of sanitation. hygiene ana
foods and who applies her knowledge 10
the business OF living.
TRUE ECONOMY.
True economy consists boa buying the
least quantity Of waste. We grow more
careful in buying food as we learn what
proportion OF them is necessarily waste.
We should scOrn the business man VINO
did not study 10 manage MS business
with the least possible loss. II ne put
his money into machinery we should eA-
pect that II ne wished TO make money on
his Investments. he would see 20 Il not
l. B. rfinffHt
est amount Of product, but also, tndt the
best intelligence at his command should
be used 10 protect the machinery from
useless wear and tear. It's product would
not be produced by its own destruction,
nor would its product be turned out in
intervals Of activity followed by
Intervals OF ldleness, made necessary by
breakdowns from oyerwork or neglect.
Repairs are made out OF profits made on
products.
good work. but rarely Even then, VINO
can say how much better that work
would have been done II the producer had
been IN perfect health
IL Is this close relation between that
machine, the body, the care 1t receives.
and the work IL does. that makes the
question OF foods so important, so imper-
alive. so worthy tho best intelligence OF
every housekeeper.
ANGER A DISEASE.
An English journal thus comments on
the injurious effects OF anger: Anger
serves the unhappy mortal who INDUCES
I'm IL. much the same as intOxicants con-
stantly taken. do the inebriate. 1t gnaws
into a sort OF disease which has various
and terrible results. Sir. Richard Quain
said. not long ago. He is man very ricn
indeed in physical power who can anord
10 be angry This is true, Every time
man becomes white. or red with anger
he Is in danger OF his life. The heart ana
brain are the organs mostly arecteo "nsh
ITS OF passion are INDUCED In. Not only
does anger cause partial paralysis OF the
small blood vessels. but the hearts action
becomes intermittent. that Is. every now
and then. 1t drops a beat-much the same