The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06

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intuive ne rtirnairn " tho functions w NO
tuieftl unvefrtirni almost hc,nrd rnrrer
tlun Such lac. huvevrf vW 10 y lrlusi"h
and y snare N fHf ihufnuf hly rutufrrII
Tho rifa Food bin thai ia nov ha,inF =
t~stailoh wTi 49, doub' ANN he rrilrt ~
" Ia measufs NJ atrh tasi Importance how
Svef. tha' N ahu'ild not he frahel through
without tho most careful consideration Iire
food ftddista vhr desire the htll rasart intno
dit'rlv 10 not fcnii'c tho vnlue NJ rfeacttlht
food
W. envef aurh a lnrgr ot'rn' ~ country
that N is lmpassihie ~ feed tho nation without
aotnr met bod NJ preset wing meats, nah, fowl
Sr, that arc ~ br shiprsd long distances
Tho senate terorhisod this fact aud HccrrirI
an amendment Witch vnl allow Tho nse ~
hofaV W butic ACID On any article ~ lnrd
from which N CnU hr tepoNeu rtlnt W Cuu
sumption. This consider A wiac nnrnn-
mcnt. ~ tho ttse NJ these mild prractNnlly"-
will greatly lcssen tho danger of Woina'he
poison
Most N tho articles that have boon writ
ton on the auhirct ~ pure food ininrnl
tho public of the vast amount 81 Rdhlterairu
food there ID on tho market. The ntllcl".
~ food usually enumerated, however, nte not
statlcs such aa bread, meat and potatoes
This. bulk of adultethtcd articles consists, ql
condiments and food ncceaaOTirs whiCh Collu IN
many cascs be dispensed With
Tho spices and condiments that aroused have
Of 10 sat isfy momentarily the palate (which has
been educated To. crave such a%tticlesl tn the
dcttimcnt Of tho digestive organs.
Tho question Of eating " n very serious one,
u il not 40 much, however, what We c9t AZ
II Ia how We eat, Food must bo assImllnteh
TO bc beneficial. our. rations should, he bal
anced our dict should be varied, Thorough
mastioatlon is absolutely necessary TO pre-.
pare food for the stomach. When persons bolt
their food and wash. II down With LIQUIDS they
We can live without food for thirty daye
or more we can live without water for about
seven DAYS. We cannot live without AR now
ever, for five minutes; Conseduently as
water. and air supplies as TO. food. There
should he ~vigilant inspection of schoolfooma.
factories, theatres. public buildings. DO. TO
insure perfect ventilation.
We spend about one-third OF our, lives In
bed We must breathe regularly, however.
during our s~ojourn In Sunderland, and II, we
breathe pure air all night We certainly shall
arise in the morning greatly refreshed.
We have the power within ourselves 10 De
moderate in all things and II We exercise this
tended We should. II. II. LANGpoN.
NEW YORK. June 8.