The Doctor's Blessing The character of the white loaf, which for several years has laid under suspicion of deetroyineaour dTsgestons and shortening on fv, fans just received a handsome test mona} from the medical profession twas announced the other day thal some hundreds of doctors,
blessing and approval to the mate, a everyday and pale-complexiontd bread. White flour, they asserted, has its due share of vitamins, end, from the point of view of health, fs just as valuable as the coloured it has lately been the fashion to advocate, When Doctors Disagree The pronouncement has not been received without protest; but, what-over other medical men may think of it. there can be little doubt that it will be welcomed by the ordinary eater of bread. For the ordinary bread eater usually likes his flour ground smooth and very white; it only the warnings and head~ shakes of his doctor that induce him to purchase the loaf that is coarse and coloured brown. And now that hhis doctors ave openly disagreed on the merits and demerits of the coloured loaf, he will feel himself Justified obeying the promptings of his palate.
Designed and erava jor the "North-China Daily
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