The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-13
CECIL WILL
Provides for Proper Food for
Students.

Cecil Rhodes in his late will left a be-
quest of $4,000 for the improvement of the
high table for resident fellows and tutors at
Oriel College, oxford.
81 am r~ejoiced 10 find that one million
aire has at last given some thought TO the
question of d~ietetics in educational ~institu-
lions" says Elizabeth Cady Stanton in the
New York Journal.
One OF the crying evils in our schools.
colleges and universities is the bad system
employed in feeding growing boys and
girls.
Students. above all other classes. need
plenty Of good. wen-cooked food and a hap
Ply state Of mind in anticipation Of their
various meals.
Dyspepsia is one of the common diseases
among the literary classes, and the founda-
ton for this prevalent ailment is laid in our
colleges and seminaries. OF what avail is a
knowledge Of art. science. philosophy and
government when health is seriously under
mined?'
All this comes from ignorance as to the
kind of food element the body must have
TO supply the daily loss from brain work.
Bacon. meat, potatoes. white bread and
coffee absolutely will not keep a hard brain
worker well A food expert perfected a
perfect food for brain workers.
Not only in the schools but in the home
should the food be looked after. The ne
cessity OF selecting food to supply proper
nutrition 10 replace the daily waste of lis
sue OF brain and nerves is of the greatest
Importance.
Grape-Nuts is the ideal food for young
and old who use the brain actively: the
diastase OF the grains being perfectly de-
veloped and the starch transformed into
grape sugar in the most perfect manner.
In this condition Grape-Nuts Is ready 10
be quickly absorbed into the blood and It's
sue without aXing the intestinal digestive
machinery. The phosphate of potash found
IN the cereals is retained. and this with al
bumen supplies the elements required TO
build the gray matter in brain and nerve
centers.
DIT. Max Groszman. of New York civ
recently called the attention OF the Board
or Education TO the fact that pupils of the
defective class are apt 10 be weak physical
" Temporary alterations are often mis-
taken Tor real defects, when they are only
symptoms OF physical growth. Of indiges-
ton or other maladies. INDIGESTION has
been responsible for more than one false
hood and its cure has often been followed
by a return TO truthfulness."
In its predigested form. the daily use OF
Grape-Nuts Tor the cereal part OF the meal
aids digestion, nourishes the body, tones up
the nervous system and ouickens the men
tai faculties.
Coffee should also be banisbed for n nm
naturally stimulates the brain and nerves so
that proper nutrition is interfered with and
they cannot get sufficient rest 70 taka the
food needed for the work they must do
from day 10 day. For the morning bever-
age, Postum Food Coffee should be used In
place Of coffee.
Let the daily breakfast. particularly at
this time or the year. consist OF Crane
Nuts and cream. a little fruit. a Gun OF
Postum Food Conee some whole wheat
bread and possibly one or two soft-boiled
eggs. IL Is impossible 10 make ore believe
what a wonderful change I'm health
strength. comfort and ability comes In ten
days after quitting wrong food and living
on scientifically selected food.