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Title: The literary digest
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York : Funk & Wagnalls (etc.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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y stick andcandy crystals may have been replaced bymore expensive chocolates and other con-fections, but sugar is used everywhere,from the piccaninny, who chews sugar-cane, to the Northerner, who, from usiugmaple-sugar, has looked upon sugar as anelementary food. There is little doubt,however, that its restriction to some ex-tent through being replaced by oatmeal,barley, meat, peas, and beans, with moreuse of milk, would prove a distinct benefitto the growing children of our continent,whose sweet tooth has been allowed to con-trol indulgent mothers rather than theknowledge that the proteins and fats aremuch more essential to the developmentof the growing animal. A word need be said regarding the useof milk and milk-products. The value »tfmilk as a complete food for children and forgeneral use in a mixed diet is everywhereaccepted, and it is now onlj- a question ofobtaining it in sufficient quantity andquality at any reasonable price. We areall familiar with the struggle that has gone
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