The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

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before taking up in detail the expert
meniS OF the PLAN 1000 test want
to make PLAIN few OF the points
prompting us trlal
/ I'LNI II was mol 'oh1u'tea lof 'ne
benefit OF the people VINO can a'iofd
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hppeu'e Ihecked'
With the appetite partially checked
by this "in-between meal" habit, they
must in order to get enough real food
necessary for strength, buy foods that
are made attractive and apptizlng by
expensive packings and garnishings
Bacon in glass Jars has no more food
value than that which we get from the
market freshly sliced and wrapped in
oil paper someone pays for this other
wise useless lar. The same thing NAV
be said OF dried beef and many other
foods.
did not cxpcct this class Of people
ONLY from the humanity side 10 he IN
terestcd in this experiment; it is not
their problem.
"ha' Is ram foodf
Second what are plain foodS' !
think OF them as the foods that come
to us as nearly natural as possible and
free from the expense OF artificial
growing and preserving. Strawberries
and tomatoes in January are not AZ
the present time. plain foods. Another
definition wonld be. the foods that we
NAV buy that are within our ipcom,
All thinking and reasoning neopIe
know tina, milk bu,,er eggs no,a,oes
etc should he classed as The lain nee
cssarv foods aud in N , sbor, ,;r.
AGO we're RI, now that ,hev rance
IN nr;ce above IA. nockc,hooL ~ ,hs
ayer,oe waoe.,r,.r ,b.y A.. 40,
",i,;," toods
In the m;nds of ,.o,,. ubo ,,y.
";rcom.s" !, il ;,noss;hi. % ,.s, Iii
dre, w;,bor, nil ,,d ali od,,;, ,h,,
il ;s tho Logical food tor ,h. ch;id ,nd
mos, adul,s br, en- n. t,m;t, ahoss
earning ,ower ;s q n d. ,Word
mill at IN cents ne, or.,,,
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con - sene' s ;aa a'p "',',.''.u ., t,'SS 100 ono
wear. mus, 90 for food n ,be,. AZ.
three children in the family ;s IN.
wife justified in Snerdin0 Ten cent. of
this fifty cents all she ha, for Zach
days food. for milk when there are
other things which can he nu,ch,s.d
which will. in a wav. take its place.
Here is problem-A mother and
five children are destitute, the small
boy brings home IS cents. What NAV
that mother buy. which will satisfy and
furnish nourshment for her family ;
Dietitians say, oatmeal, sugar and fa,
flltccn cents worm OF mix would be
as nothing with milk at its prssen,
price.
Butter, eggs and potatoes are just as
necessary when they are within reach
but is this same family with 50 cents
day to spend for food, justified in
buying any portion OF them' We know
IT is not Then 1t is necessary for some
one 10 make reasonable suggestions for
substi,u'cs-and that was the object Of
inc ram rood experiment
Object of Test.
We chose peonle for mi, tee, v,o
were used 10 having me, ,ho,, ~,
their tastes demanded II ,b,y co"iI
he satisfied with subs,i,u,;ons wh,
should not the person who was unused
to luxuries.
served more of a variety a, .,ch
meal than the family Of Lke ,as,,,
would need because | mus, m.., ,hc
demand of the formed habits Of like and
dislike for certain food, which aII
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