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Show Sugar Pronntcs Health and Muscle, M -4k I The German sugar manufacturers at M ono of their recent meetiiigsJinve gdno M very thoroughly into tho important rolo "" M played by sugar on our physicial organ; M isms. We havo on several previous H occasions called attention to tho advan- tages of sugar for mustilnr development v 'jH and cited practical experimcntsrclating M to the same. Somo professors noiv go . M fiu 1 her and decline that angaria tho only M source of strength of man ; other sub- ,fl stances, such as fats, albumen, etc., aro H transformed into fciigar hefcre their as H similation is possible. Efforts aro being M made to have the war minister look into M tlto subject nnd give special sugar allow. M ances to the soldiers. That there shall M bo no expense for the government in M giving the subject a tiial, jt is proposed M that the German -sugir, manufacturers "' 1 furnish gratuitously sufficient sugar for '1 tlie two thousand men who i aro to bo M kept under observation. Examples aro M given of Russian factories where men M employed are more willing to work when , a certain daily sugar allowance in' M granted. This is combined with a sort M of fruit pulp, nnd may be kept for a M number of ycats without undergoing M the slightest change. It very consider- M ably promotes digestion and muscular M strength. One need only recall a book M written iu tlie early pai t of this century M it which it was agiecd that life could he M cansideiabyl prolonged by eating sugar M 'n determined quantitiea; for those m M excellent health it helped to digest thoso M dishes iu which tho rich too frequently M indulge; for thoso who suffer from stomach pains sugar witch eaten after n B meal will generally prove a valuable M specific Tho Sugar Beet. H ... |
