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craving," say some advisers, aud. baby should therefore, have the candy. Hours later, when mother 15 walking the four with a ease of infant stomach ache, the adviser plsewhere enjoying peaceful
slumber.
Lord Lothian, addressing the teacher students at the City of London vacation course in educa tion recently, laid great stress on their importance as the guides of This vital home topic is touched public opinion. We were living in Pen in a report of the Committes an era unexampled in human his on Nutritional Problems of the tury, he said. We were pioneers in ways that had never been known, American Public Health Associa tion, recently presented to the Asand there were no precedents what-
ever to guide.us. Reviation's acction On Foods,
One realised the extraordinary Drugs, and Nutrition, which we find in "The American Journal of decline in authority, or rather in Public Health (New York). The the institutions authority to which men had formerly looked for committee thinks that recent efforts Advice and guidance in persons) to emphasise the undoubted valugand social affaire. It was obvious of sugar as a food may foster the that the churches, the greatest mistaken idea that it may be used to replace other foods that are possessors of authority in all, agen, equally indispensable.
were
now being challenged, and criticised in a way Dover done
before.
Children normally, are active, and spend more calories in propor.
He did not mean that, religion tion to their weight than most
had lessened its hold on mankind, adults; but the childen, the com- but the Churches that claimed to nittee reminds us, are growing at speak with authority no longer the same time, and ought to get exercised so much influence. Par. liberal supplies of proteins, vita-hament had lost its authority, and nins, and mineral elements along na langor held the status it heid with their calories. From the in the Victorian era, whon n. Mòm- nutritional standpoint, therefore, ber of Parliament going down to: believes that sugar should be his constituency was regarded al- cautiously used in feading child.
most as a demi-god, who was azio- een, lest it displaes too much of the foods which can do what it tinted with divine beings. cannot. We rond further:
The authority of the parent was "We sometimes hear of the 'na- not, what it used to bo. All this Lural craving' of children
was the result of the growth of sweet; but what sweets do we find democracy and of the movement in nature Nover do we find in and the Reformation not people that began when the Renaissance asture such concentrated and isolated forms of sugar 08
thinking for themselves. To-day lound in the grocery and confee what coutrolled the world was pub tioners' shops Sugar is, eseuntilic opinion, the mysterious thing ally, a bait or in Bunge's words;tion was the Preas. The Press it whose most characteristic manifesta- not only an atment but also condiment, and easily lends itself, 5g all such things do, to abuse."
May Spoil Appetite.
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are
Too much sugar may spoil the appetito for other foods of much more pronounced value in nutri- tion, and it may displace this more important foods in meeting the calory needs of the body, with the result that there may be 靄 shortage of some essential mineral element or vitamin.
self had lost the authority it had in the days when it devoted a great deal of space to leaders who were arefully studied. Nowadays it was engaged in finding out what people wanted to know, and telling them about it.
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You are, therefore, driven back more and more in every aspect of human affairs," he said, " to what the people themselves think. The future of the world will depend on how far they can distinguish be tween wisdom and folly, justice "It is argued that sugar is good and rejudice. This is why of all for active children, because it 18 the institutions in the world the 'quick fuel,'.and the use of sugarso with the greatest authority iy athletes during endurance con- to-dny is education. It educates tests is cited in support of this the youth of the community and a idea. The idea has some basis, but large number of older citizens, try- it is greatly overworked, if noting to help them to think intelli- Retually perverted. Who would gently for themselves about'overy seriously claim that the concentra-subject." tion of sugar which can be borne by the stomach of an athlete would be equally well suited to the still developing stomach of the growing child!
Limited Power of Politician.
"We take our stand in the w...d for good or evil on what the people think. The power of the politician lies always within the limits of what the people will consent to. You teachers are the most import ant singto influence in helping the ordinary plain citizen to think in- telligently about the affairs of the world."
"In our judgment, the practical lesson to be learned from the newer knowledge of nutrition is the great importance to health (at all ages and especially in childhood) of kiving a mare prominent place to what McCollum has called the protective foods,' milk, fruit, and Turning to the question how the some of the vegetables; and that a teacher can help to bring about *more tolerant attitude toward peace in the world, Lord. Lothian wwools for children is not justified said that peace was jr except in so far as the use of sugar | political. It was a system of gov and other swoot may be virtually crnment in which the resort to helpful in preserving the protective violence as a method of settling foods or facilitating their attrae- any kind of dispute was renounced tivo preparation. -
exserico
in favour of settlement by Parlia ment or tribunals, and anyone tak-
"A liberal amount of ice-cream may be good-they may like it being the law into his own hands was
promptly dealt with by the police.
cause of its sweetness, and they will almost certainly be benefited There had never boon a timó in by the extra milk and cream which history when there was more en-. they thus got
thusiasm for peace than now, but Without multiplying illustrait was difficult to get rid of war tions, it may be said that, in gon- because nations were still determin- eral, the proper place of sugar ined to maintain complete national the food supplies and eating habite sovereignity, and they believed that of children is not in concentrated to do so they must be well enough troms, nor in the indiscriminate armed to resist any enemy attack,. aweetening of all kinds of foods, That helief resulted in a ceaseless but rather as a preservative and competition in armaments, a coni.. favour to facilitate the introduc-petition that would continue until
ger amounts of fruit and milk."
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