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Show tf-MRS. LOUISE PALMER WEBER I EXPLAINS FOOD VALUE OF 1 MILK FUR OLD AND YOUNG I Hr MM i I 'i HI PALMER WMR H A mhfr peculiar coincidence oc- H rurred I wu lunching In on of your H popplar caf. two mrn rather on th flK philosopher type MM discussing and B. nM a little h:i w.rrled about the ni'lk an a food ' 'f course I I f Haf " lF although thv werr blissfully Ign'.rar.t of It I became an Interested )i:ner and not nucti information (?) rftat I I May I tell you ho muh thes- two M aagea reminded me of one Methodist I H . ir-ij' rld-r In t hi- Mate uf Illinois" I M Till gnrleman had the faculty of 'lift 'li-ft H reeling thr movement! ol i. I much more accurately than he direct-I direct-I .1 hla own. Thla reverend air did not I 1 Ilk the Idea of women wearing their H light the) ibODld wear It hanging , ilnn their hacka. and he searched the a npture to find i t xt that agreed I leklel thla v r. ,1 J I MM (lnwn1 ' He took the part "top ' I i I 4 1 ii part of a phrase of one of my lec-, lec-, m urw I were going on from arors Wt wnrwl lorn iriK of which I had lwLm It I 'm in i n v i s in MILK DIB1 EH Jr It U queer. Isn't It. that thla should J occur for one who has devoted the I major part of her life to scientific ,' study and research along the lines of 'L i . . H' much If not more than any one else J of work to brine before the atten- ;HH . H j feeding the children with more ac- Hl rated the said public as to the sclen-1 2 Bi H with the necessity of selling only clean HB milk. and maintaining a certain 9 amount of butter fat In the milk, ag- BHU 'abllMheO ni J I k depot In to near rM I i stimei considered sub-normal lB mentallv, were In reality only "gttb- Sf j normally fed' - established ;H I milk fund In the poorer quarters with H I delivery service so as to decrease the Infant mortality In those districts In B congested cities when and where manj AHJ I babies starve to death. B only countries whose babies pay the I; CAN'T DISPUTE VAL.U1 HH Kor year. I shall nut tell how- many . Bm l erause 1 don I know just how aecur- KHV i ate mathematician the render may be. W Ion., ,. food ' "inliri lo HJ f i a multitude of wort by w omen and they HE m In turn are teaching not onb mj 1' l'it their own nlonj; this line. No on H M food requires the lime or o worthy of HJ m any more attention or has bren ugad Hj f with any mor? tucceu, .is n p:rt of Kl the diet, both in health .-ind dleeaae, U tlmn milk. 1 No one can dispute Hte food value ol milk, in a normal body. Science w , would not bear thcrn out. It comes nearer being a perfect food, un- j. xklmmed. than any Other food unit In W the entire fond catalogue. For the young H has no eubi " child between the apes of IS months I nd 18 years milk as a nart of her m dally food and you arc dolncr a serious ; ond Inhumane thing i Hit. II M i i:i i K, m,i i J i? l n mistake to regard milk ni L f 'TiftThl ' or n on a "Hqtl I die) In tin - h trttlon 1 1 t th heavit i ' - retomach It Is no longer a liquid, but a solid of coagulated caslene or a I hese-llke substance. I Kor dollars spent you have less 'waste .n the money spent than any other food. Milk rontalna a'l the food I elements necessary to build the body 'of the child. ht!lren who are denied milk are never normal physically their teeth soon decay, because of a lack of lime, 'and gradually the whole system be- onus In a manner undermined. They i are ready to receive any Infectious or contagious disease, and not Infrequently Infre-quently Sve find St. Vitus dance as an Itidlrert result plainly Indicated. D1 LATI l Mil K In ng. or aft-r 0 year. I do not recommend "weet milk" sa the major part of th- diet. For the samo reasons rea-sons that If excels as a food for chll-dn chll-dn n. It lacks a n food for the "over I mature," Its excess of Ume. w hen I lime Is no longer needed. But acldu-ilated acldu-ilated milk or buttermilk or "sour" 'milk, or milk with fruit, when the I acid of the fruit neutrnllies the nlka-I nlka-I tine lime or cah-erlm of the milk, then , we find an exceedingly desirable food 'for the aged. 8ara Bernhardt Is the j answer to uny doubt as to the effaey I of this diet. This then Is an explanation, not an j apology, of my opinion f milk as u food. I hope I have made It clear so ,thst even my crltles may understand ithe premises on which my opinions I are formed not at random but after veir of direct experience with milk I as food. |
