The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
CECIL. RHODES WILL
Provides for Proper Food for
-.~ Students.

frDV1ueS FOOd Tor
80, Students.
Cecil Rhodes in his late will left be-
quest of s50.000 for the Improvement Of
the high table for resident Fellows and
tutors at Orief College, Oxford. :.
II am rejoiced to find that one million
aire has at last given some thought to-
the question Of dietetics in educational
institutions says Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton in the New York Journal. -,
zone of the crying evils Of our schools,
. colleges and universities Is the bad sys-
tenn employed in feeding growing boys
and girls. =
plenty of good. well-cooked food and a
happy state of mind in anticipation Of
their various meals. 49,.
Dyspepsia is one Of the. common. dis
eases among the literary classes, and the
foundation for this prevalent ailment is
laid in our colleges and seminaries. OF
what avail is a knowledg Of art, science,
philosophy and government when health
is seriously undermined?''
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 hard
brain worker we'll A food expert per-
fected perfect food for brain workers =
should the food be looked after. The
necessity of selecting food to supply
proper nutrition to replace the daily
waste of tissue Of brain and nerves is of
the greatest Importance. = y-,<-. zs,sz5,5
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
to be quickly absorbed into the blood and
tissue without taxing the intestinal di-
gestive machinery. The phosphate of pot
ash found in the cereals is retained, and
this with the albumen, supplies the ele-
ments, required to. build1the gray matter
in brain and nerve centers. ,z
DIR. Max Groszman of New York city,
recently, called the attention Of the Board
Of Education to the fact that pupils OF
the defective. class are apt to be weak
physically. Temporary alterations are
often mistaken for real defects, when
they are only symptoms of physical
growth, of indigestion or other maladies.
Indigestion has been responsible for more
than one falsehood, and its cure has
often been followed by return to truth
fulness.', .a.slys s.5s,ss = 4 ss = I: zE
In its predigested form, the daily use
of lGrape-Nuts or the cereal part of the
meal, aids digestion, nourishes the body.
tones up the nervous system and quick
ems the mental faculties. 4i4s ~ Z 81
Coffee should also be banished. for 1T
unnaturally stimulates the brain and
nerves SO that proper nutrition is inter-
fered with and they cannot get sufficient
rest to take the food needed for the work
they must do from day to day. For the
morning beverage. Postum Food Coffee
should be used in place Of coffee. 4
Let the daily breakfast, particularly at
this time Of the year, consist Of Grape
Nuts and cream a little fruit. cup OF
Postum Food Coffee, some whole wheat
bread and possibly one or two soft-boi
eggs. 1t Is Impossible to make one be-
q lieve what a wonderful change in health,
( strength. comfort and ability comes in
ten days after quitting wrong food and
1 Swing on scientifically selected food.