Conservations for Freedom's Cause
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Fruit — sugars and mineral salts — give energy and act as regulating agent.
Toast — Dextrinized starch-sugar — for heat, energy and bulk.
Milk — protein, fats and sugars — for growth and repair, heat, energy.
LUNCH — Cheese, Tomatoes, Lettuce.
Cheese — Prepare grated cheese, three tablespoonfuls an ample helping.
Tomato — Wash and slice one good sized tomato.
Lettuce — Wash and rinse thoroughly one head of lettuce; set in open window to crisp. Arrange on individual plates one-half head lettuce,... place on this one sliced tomato, sprinkle the whole with three tablespoons of the grated cheese.
Drink — Hot or cold.
Cheese — protein, fats and sugars — builds new tissues, heat, energy.
Tomato — Mineral salts — regulating agency.
Lettuce — mineral salts and cellulose fiber — regulating agent, bulk.
Water — best digestive aid.
DINNER — Potatoes, Beets, Spinach, Radishes, Ice Cream and Nuts.
Potatoes — Wash, scrub with a brush, rinse medium sized potatoes; pierce with a fork several places so all moisture may escape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fruit — sugars and mineral salts — give energy and act as regulating agent.
Toast — Dextrinized starch-sugar — for heat, energy and bulk.
Milk — protein, fats and sugars — for growth and repair, heat, energy.
LUNCH — Cheese, Tomatoes, Lettuce.
Cheese — Prepare grated cheese, three tablespoonfuls an ample helping.
Tomato — Wash and slice one good sized tomato.
Lettuce — Wash and rinse thoroughly one head of lettuce; set in open window to crisp. Arrange on individual plates one-half head lettuce,... place on this one sliced tomato, sprinkle the whole with three tablespoons of the grated cheese.
Drink — Hot or cold.
Cheese — protein, fats and sugars — builds new tissues, heat, energy.
Tomato — Mineral salts — regulating agency.
Lettuce — mineral salts and cellulose fiber — regulating agent, bulk.
Water — best digestive aid.
DINNER — Potatoes, Beets, Spinach, Radishes, Ice Cream and Nuts.
Potatoes — Wash, scrub with a brush, rinse medium sized potatoes; pierce with a fork several places so all moisture may escape.
What to read after Conservations for Freedom's Cause?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [pennock, Leila] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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