Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-24
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Dear Folks: ..>-., ,~,.- s4.s.,.,r,.. /:
Here is the diet list for little folks.
| Tt is, L expect, what many of you:
mothers give your children, but 1t
may be of help to some of the
young Mothers '!T1i @T''f T''T'
This diet was issued by the Unit
ed States Bureau" Off Education.
IThere's no guess work about, it, it.
has been thoroughly tested. - =, a.
Breakfast: should. scontain milk,
bread and butter, and, when possi-
in oI1
Milk-Part may be seaten on a, ce-,
real, the rest. drunk :. p plain or with
cocoa.
Butter - May he be. oleomarg g,,ii T.
nut margarine Or some other butter
substitute; it should be given free
ly if cream HAS beerif1 Removed from
the milk used these substitutes to
be used only when4fresh. pure but.
| ter is not available.) ,.,..A.. :.
Cereals-The ..hests are B. =. oatmeal,
wheatena, peHijohan, coryp1mYss al, sanap,
Fh n%adt rieet ffRFFirgaA cream IF
Fruit-May' = be oral Gtsang s,'1 s,swgesaa 81, 81
fresh apple. ripe pear or peach,
thoroughly. ripe Or cooked , banana
.stewed dried rfrdait, SUCH as dates.
figs, prunes, apples aorl peachesra !
l. Fresh fruit is best always in ,seae!
son when it. is possible to sobtairp
them; they are usually. expensive,
and one often obtains much better
return for the mony. in, dried fruit.
All fruits exdent orange should be
cooked for. children :under ~ seven
years old. s'7
Egg may be given boiled soft,
! poached, scrambled, (pIains or. in
Milk and omelet. E'ried epes should
not be given! &*4It ahSEjTyS f!I>ITI .
r II Will o-iyast,,, Mo ~, ,,ss 7so+ ,o,,4.
uaoI WIZ give YOU ene 't "a az u'ee ileNc
"eeA' ~ .'>''
Wi 't. .IISI = ,rrr :
AONA JULIA ~
! Mother: IT, yeury children are too,
| young to really control at the. table
| II certainly should see that they are
I served before your guests. Nothing
| is more disturbing at q. meal than a
misbehaved child Now don't think
that. L-1haye that. theeryathat chill
DIR l should be kept frornsthe,, table.
most certainly do not think that,
; is right. How can you Teach'a cffffd
table manners unless: you 4haVe Ilir4i
l. under your eyes when her is. eating?~
Nothing SO. tells .thesstale of good.
rearing as good table manners. AS
soon as a child is old enough to be,
reasoned with his instruction in this
/ matter should start. Don't' Keep
I tnef11 s!lentf puE ;con t'taato1F them = to
~ 9sth llIIo ttieG CettNtattSsetAQh efG ttlelr
e ~ deach 1heml 70 eat al whole:
Annie. cbi1a %11,o,1 .,,.o 4r;,;s+ o,,o,
sensitive Thare NO a. iess so ~ 80 +9,,
world whv o1,nI, .1,otti1 i 80
The hannV tines A of tba 'a UoT vJo snia s
aro,,nd 1p po, 'ii So ol the youe ne iolks
'scious ForcG Voiytfsa1 e 3 {aEa III ~
terest in the hines 4ha+ t:the otbar
young folks are doing. From What
YOU write me T. Ethir7ls }vo,1r.' cnoIUd
of bovs and o;rjc &C e,eaa at> om,,
Ianice and T3,5,y go, f. )
,1o,S,,ot n,.o1,tI St&tC ~ cilfat x
f ~ StoM aesiiy Waht some OF
W vue u"uTr peopde Win y, fnen' ! know
wanted ,,~ sist om4Ls up - af Of w.
crowd VIII ne 3rbe3, ,3,n 80, va tnea
tn eniov o11rseIvos 70. w VT ~ ~.
would S+oo NC - T,,o ND .ltss :
gtor 80 oa%,t- 70 500 sS0 ~ ~
Yon inst t be nv sUoI oiee9ilg; s.
1ou just go 'ahead ana meet the
81 30 t1 Gnu nuys nd way try 10 thlnk
wa .th9lf en-
fbel+ az rth & - rs So " th!!Q th4t,
-e ~ 60 - aSooi D W.
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