The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
CECIL RHODES WILL

Provides for Proper Food for Students
Cctii Rhodes IN his late will left a no
quest Of 10000 for the improv m"nt of the
hi@h table fcr resident. 'chows and tuIv's
at Oriel College Oxford
Il am reioiced to find that one millionaire
mas at last giycn some thought 10 the gues-
lion of dietetics in educational institu'
lions" seys Elizabeth CIdy stanton IN the
'onc Of the crying evils in our schools,
COLLEGES and universities Is the had sys-
tom employed in feeding growing boys and
students, above all other classes. need
plpuiy Of good, wellcookod food and i
harpi state Of mind in anticipation of their
various meals,
"Dlsucp.ia is one Of the common diseases
among the literary classes. and the founda-
on for this prevalent ailmtnt is laid III
our coll ges and semlnaries, OF what avail
Is n knowledge of art, science, philosophy
and government when health Is seriously
undorminedF
Kind Of food element the body must have
to supply the daily loss from brnln work.
Bacon. meat. potatoes, white bread and cof
fec absolutely Will not keep hard brain
worker well, food expert perfected "a
perfect food for brain workers.
Not only in the schools but In the home
should the food he locked after, The necrs-
SHY of selecting food to supply proper nu.
trlilon to replace the daily waste OF tbs
sue Of brain and nerves Is Of tile greatest
importance.
Grape Nuts is inc luehl IoCu lcr young
ana Old who use the brain actively; the
dinstnsc Of the grains being perfectly de-
yelopcd and the starch transformed Into
., M sugar In the most perfect manner.
In this condition, Grape Nuts Is ready
to he quickly absorbed into the blood and
tissue without taxing the Intestinal diges-
! tive machinery. The phosphate Of potash
| found in The cereal. Is retained. and this
| with albumen. supplies the elements re.
! aulred n build the gray matter In brain
and nerve ceuters.
/ pr Nix Groszman Of New York City re-
Gently caled tho attention Of the BOARD OF
/ Tducation 10 the fact TINT pupils Of the
! defective class are apt to he weak physi-
/ 'nIIr Temporary alterations are often
/ mistaken fdr real defects. when they are
only symptoms Of physical growth. n in
| digestion or other maladies. Indigestion
hns been responsible Tor more than ore
! faIsehood. and its cure has often been fol
loved by return ~ truthfulness.
| In lis prcdigested form, the daily use If
! Crane Nuts for the cereal part OF the meal
! aids digestion. nourishes the body, tones
IN tho nervous system and quickens the
"SoTto sbonld also be banished, for II un.
naturollv stimulates the brain and nerves
| 60 thnr pr, per nutrition inteifered with
and tbey can not get sufficlen; rest TO take
/ me food need, d for the work they must do
non, day TO day. Ear the morning be S =.
age Postum FOOD Gomez Sno"u &c uscu ia
p'TIef the daily breakfast, particularly at
,his timr Of the year, consist Of Grape
Mis- ard cream. little fruit; cup OF
| Postum Food Coffee, some whole wheat
hreed and possibly one or two soft-boiied
na.,s I, IL impossible 20 make one believe
hst wonderful change In health,
trenzth comfort and ability comes IN ten
Avs after quilting wrong. food and nyIua
OF, scientifically selected food.