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MAi.NuTarrioN iN sciiooi. In F‘mll'a'll"s
krtlolel on Uhild Welfare,
By Charles S.' Macbougall “ln 1919, I was taken with Bron~
The problem of malnutrition of Isiiiferedduringtliewinter. Ibegan
school children is, at the present having ehokingspeils and wouldiust
time, occupying the attention ol 8 l ` ,. ~
those interested in child welfare'1`h9d0°l°fSH\<1h°°°“|f1d°“°lhl”2
and education. for me- _ ‘
we roniizo than it is essential to I9 ihg sivfms °f }_920. 1 Started
have a well-developed body in or- t°~k\“_K Fl‘U\lf“‘¢lV9S 3“d_5°°“ the
der to get the fullest mental de- fllxlélggt;l;§?ng‘;‘;'aa°hf;”'.?:`h‘i'&,g
velopment The problem of the I no be .Je to' to
CHU-UREN Read-this letter from Mrs. J. M.
---' Bennington of New Rockliind, P.Q.
` chial Asthma and no one knows what
as > for breath and could not speak
-`af
i under-nourished child, therefore, H is such ° r° is 3°. o
de ,I th tt tl d _ bed and have no thou ht of having E h Sim  d -
at 313|; tam as é1ro`ell;s’0l1:a:‘n’;Iy‘:‘fn°;l;fili' to get up in the night ilu an hour or r an  _ 
eine" and "Education," working in :mfr f;vIe§l(§dn£:’_'|lf¥°6':i`§'ll`f‘i't§’|‘g p _ \
cxnjunction with each other- .. ~ i,
V _ a Fruit-a-tives tablet every ni ht.
malnutrition is a aoiinito on- 25°_ md 50,, _ b,,,__,¢ ,H d,,H,,.,
tity, and in general terms, it is de- ‘ ~ ' _ _ .
or sent ostpaid hy Frultatives .l-
fined as a chronic condition char- Limited 63",," out gi » _. .
acterized by a failure of the body ' ’ ° ' ‘ i . 
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to assimilate food and gain ro- ' - 
pg;-ly _in w51gp¢_ Liga -an 0319,- The gain with carious teeth~is slow ,;{  »
conditions it has its causes, and ana its d‘"'au°“ is ““°°"t“"}' _ '- -if .
in the examination of a. large num- , NS_ QQ AVES
ber of advanced cases referred to 4- SEVERE 1-NFE°T'°
the nutritional clinic at the Hosp-
iqii for Sick (ghnd,-,,n_ Toronto. we Influenza and infectious diseases
find in 1 1| | _ are the ones most common y
gre; B n ow ng cases Predomm found. In the most of these cases
,1. IMPROPER Fggpmg one feels the malnutrition existed
This nopdmgn “Bunny extends ent stood the infection poorly, thus
over it long periud of Hmm Many directing the parents’ attention to
of the children have no system to he “’“|“““`W°“ 'md “1“"'“'“5
their living and one “mis meds them to suoh an extent that treat-
- .‘lrJ°egular, food chosen, and impro- ment WW BOUSN-.
perly prepared. Pie, cake and ‘ -
rind ,_, predominant place in  a..ci-inoNic oissases.
diet. with such essentials as milk ‘
and vegetables U-gated with ‘naw -F'amilies'with positive tubercu-
.f¢»-ence by the ch||d_ lin_ skin tests seem to do poorly.
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2. Dis;/isgp 1-gN5|1_s AND AD_ enoids are in a chronically in_~
`EN9|p3 ~ ~ flamed condition. `
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2.  Many of these cases are only de- °' 'NTESTWM' PARASWES ‘
vtected by watching- the tonsils over , i '
_ a period of tim t ki _
vnu slight gang a:;°°n°¥eé”"§;'_ Many of th_ese cases pass i;md.ia~
I “men attacks of nasopha-ryngmes gnosed, and it is not unt the-
\ Wm, ,_ "mm, lo" during mr “_ stools are examined over a period
tacks_ Improvement begins as,of days that the small pin worms
_ soon as the tonsillar bases arena mum' - , , .
healed following removal of both 7. NERVOUSLY UNSTA BL E
' tonsils and adenoids. ci-i||_o_ ` -fi _
' . ` bring the nation physically and
mentally into a class superior to all
others. ,
I am indebted to Dr. Alan Brown.
Physician-in-chief. Hospital for
Slck.Chiidren. for the .usa of the
material embodied in this paper.
' 3. CARIOUS TEETH. The child is “sumy me only keeping charts foreach child and
child in the family. He has been ‘W 3l"l“3 °f Dine! '-0 chudfen
On observing the effect of car- pampered at home and he 1-...acts making the best _gain each month.
ious teeth one soon finds the ap- poorly when in new surroundings F°“°W|“U the 'Vl1Y°i°Hl “Emin-
fllearance of alveolar abscesses. with other children 'at school. ‘U99-` "°°°mm°“d°'U°“9 We mme
_ The diagnosis of' malnutrition is 1°' the imhlidlue ¢"°“fm9\1\ 01’
made by the signs and synipwms disposal of the patient as the case
presented We find the child usu mal' be C3599 Blwwlng “$99995
any has the fonomiug signs and tonsils and adenoids are referred
t to their family doctor, or to the
 1.- Unaérweigpt 10% for aio, _ '
height. This 'deQrm`inatiori is gaflggs t‘;9¢l:h;"s"° !`;f°\`\`9dw:`° £5
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prior to the disease, and the pati-
partlcularly if the tonsils and ad-
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have
to be an
round-
POWER OF
- I-lis interest
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“mp omg nose and throat clinic. Those with
tibia i ia°“¢.“, “HM .
ma e y e measur ng 'ru B an able to eradicat atholo icul con
_ the scales. - ' 0 P 8 '
A Gleamy Mass of I-Luv 2_ ]RR_|{1~ABLE___He is ding,-ee. ditions. Should additional rest be
_ ,mia 1,, his sport, and |,,c||ned to advisable, the child is 'allotted a
‘_ be dlgobedgelm mid-day rest or recommended to
35c "Danderme" does Wonders 3. LANGUID. - He looks un-°,"1“‘lt,'~““°‘? '° me F°Y°9¢ 3°l1°°\
happy and does not become enthusi °\' me 09°” M1' s°h°°l' on Wm”
for Any Gi;-l’§ Haig- lame 1,, me “mem , occasions additional food is pres-
4_ pALE,_H9 has a sanowvcrlhed as eggs and milk. After
Wm, dark c|,.¢|eB'leaving the clinic, the child is net
lost rack of. The Visiting Nurse
clinic. The mother is taught to
her child.
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The first rorty years of our life
give the text, the next thirty
furnish the commentary upon it,
which enables us rightly to
and its beauties.
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Our Life `
have really been with whom
un- quired.
derstand the true-meaning and con-
nection ofthe text with its moral
Towards the end of life we more
as towards the and ofa maskbull,
when»the masks are dropped. We
see new what kind of persons thou*
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have* been connected during our
life. For now the real characters
of each are clearly revealed. their
deeds have borne their f"ult ,tlioir
performances have -got. their true
value. and anything false has fnll~
en away. For al lthls time was 1'0-
vlsiti:\.the home. and, in a tactiul
way, shgervises the practical work
of the ome as outlined in the
properly train, feed and care for
The question of malnutrition will
not find a solution in the school or
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as
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is rendered,~ success is
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d to accus-
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