Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1911-02-23
FACTS ABOUT
FARM
Continued From First Page.

Menu for Patients.
One glass of milk and one raw
egg at 1890 a. m, at $3.50 p. m. aud
at bedtime, every day, In addition
to regular meals.
Sunday - Breakfast 80 Cream Of
wheat, milk, creamed potatoes, COZ
fee. bread and butter.
Dinner-ROast beef, baked pota-
toes, peas, fruit, pudding.
Supper-Stewed fruit, cake, bread
and cheese, tea or coffee.
Observation-Disclosures with
cream. fried bacon, bread and but
ter. coffee.
Dinner-Bolled mutton, potatoes,
green vegetables in season, pud-
ding.
supper-Bean soup, macaroni.
stewed fruit, bread and butter, tea
or coffee.
Observation-Disclosures - Cereal with
cream, fried eggs, stewed prunes,
bread and butter, coffee.
Dinner-Lamb stew, potatoes,
bread and butter, jam.
Supper -- Corn-starch pudding,
stewed fruit, bread and butter, tea
or coffee.
Wednesdays Breakfast 49, Oatmeal
and cream, fried mush, bread and
butter, coffee.
Dinner-Broiled steak, potatoes,
bread and butter, pudding.
Supper-Pea soup, boiled rice,
bread and butter, jam, tea or COT
fee.
Thursday - Breakfast - Oatmeal
and cream, bacon, bread and butter,
fruit, coffee.
Dinner-Roast mutton, boiled
beans, bread pudding, bread and
butter.
Supper-Creamed potatoes, bread
and butter, jam, tea or coffee.
Friday 90 Breakfast 49, Cereal and
cream, creamed salt FISH, stewed
pTunes, bread and butter, coffee.
DdnneT-FiIl, vegetableA bread
and butter, preserves.
Supper-Lentil soup, bread and
butter, tea or coffee, cakes.
Saturday - Breakfast - Oatmeal
and cream, bacon. bread and butter,
coffee.
Dinuer-Beef steak, peas, milk
pudding, bread and butter.
Supper-Macaroni, stewed fruit
corn-starch pudding, bread and but
ter.
('These meals may be changed
about as far az particular days are
concerned, but the whole bill Of fare
as written, must be served during each
week.
The system Of exercise, under doc
tors orders, which is now in use a
Hope Farm, and which Ellis attacks
thus showing his entire ignorance o
modern tuberculosis treatment) il
after the model of White Haven
Frimley, and other first-class sana
taria. The patients, as they improve
are put on exercise, the preferences
being given to useful, practical work
AS they continue to improve, NOR,
and more working hours are givel
them, until they can do a days worl
without trouble, and are then ready u
leave, No patient is allowed to worl
without the doctors permission, ant
each task is graduated carefully to tn
patients strength. The intelligent pa
tients are the ones who understand tn
system best, of course unlike Ellis
and they are eager to have ADVANCING
exercises.
"A resident physician has latel
been determined upon and thirty appl
cations have been received. The man
agement has chosen DR.. A. F. Nemir'
a graduate of Jefferson Medical Co
lege and Louisville University, VIII
will arrive next week. Up to this tim
the stan of visiting physicians hav
taken charge. visiting the Farm weel
". Last December the visiting doctor
were not able TO go out, but an al
rangement was made through he kin
ness of DR.. L. II. Ball, who lives clos
by the Farm, so that he could be Gale
in case OF any emergency. At preser
DR.. Robin, who is in charge, visits tn
Farm every week. The acting superir
tendent, Miss Jane Jordan, is dipl'
ma nurse. with hospital training