The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-30
THE BABYS FOOD.
Question Solved That
Has PerpleXed
the Ages.
BONE MUSCLE.
A Food That Makes Posi-
BILE Natural De-
velopment.

The proper food for the baby has per-
picked the ages.
The Indian, Chinese, Malay and 9TH
er babies of aboriginal parentage are
not as susceptible to infant ills as are
their little brothers and sisters who are
born of a higher order of parents.
The reason for this condition of af-
fairs is expressed in a few words, and
there is no room for extensive argu-
ment on the subject
Natural food. and natural food only,
can produce natural conditions
Where the mother cannot feed the ba-
by and substitute food must be
found, the substitute must be composed
OF the essential elements of the mother
food, that is, from a chemical stand
point
When the aboriginal baby begins to
eat other food than that furnished by
the mother, it is given the products of
the soil, wheat, rice, barley, milk, etc,
without their having undergone the
changes that are part of the manu-
facture of food products in the present
day and age.
In other words the baby feeds upon
all the chemical elements which nature
designed that it should
There is not taken from it that part
OF its food which makes teeth, hair,
brain, or any element which produces
flesh, bone and muscle. 1t feeds upon
that which nature requires to make
perfect men and women physically.
Its parents are natural and do not
know artificial things. Their intellects
are crude, and they think instinctively
rather than Intellectually
They are guided by the teachings of
nature, hence their offspring feed nat
urally, and grow up physically perfect.
The food question has Jagged behind
the advance of civilization. The world
has studied electricity, mechanics, the
arts, commerce and the sciences. but
food has been neglected.
The modern baby who requires to be
artiticially fed, has been given the foods
OF the present day, and, unlike the
aboriginal infant, has lacked the foods
designed by nature, primarily, because
the parents have not known how to
feed it as nature would have done.
The aboriginal parent knows only
nature, while the modern one knows
only artifice
To feed the artificially fed baby nat
urally, the modern parent must obtain
food which embodies all the elements
which would be used by the aboriginal;
lin other words, a food product from
which no element has been taken away
which tends to develop body, brain,
muscle, teeth and hair.
Wheat-shred Baby Food meets every
necessity in the supplying of a food
containing all the chemical elements
necessary to the proper development
of the baby.
Shredded whole wheat is its base.
That the infants of this generation
are fed on foods lacking in essential
properties, is evidenced by the fact that
the bodies of the children are lacking
in proper Development They almost
universally have poor teeth; many have
rickety bones; others are weak in mus.
Gle, weak in nerve and brain power
and as food is the only source of supply
for these elements and organs, it needs
no sage to discover that the error has
been in the food.
Much baby food is made of fine whit,
flour or other starchy substances, ant
such lack tooth building, bone building
and other important and necessary
properties; whereas, Wheat Shred Babt
Food is made from the whole wheat
shredded, and in the process of prepa
ration suited to the infants wants: al
the natural properties of the perfec
| body building material of the who'll
wheat are retained.
The two-page supplement to this is
sue should prove of great value t
mothers seeking a nutritious healthfu
food, which can be depended upon il
| all seasons.