Parliamentary Papers, volume 8
Parliamentary Papers, volume 8
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— 1 think it likely, because flour is at any time astringent, and medical men recommend the occasional use of brown bread to correct it ; but if an article like alum, which is very astringent, is added to it, 1 think the constant use of it must be very injurious.
3558. Are you of the same opinion as the last witness, tiiat the best wheat mcdces the least nourishing bread ? — I do not think he rightly explained himself.
I do not think he meant best wheat ; he meant the wheat finely dressed.
3559.... Chairman.} He said the purest wheat was the most unwholesome?— f cannot Digitized by Google SELECT GOMMITl^EE ON ADULTERATION OF FOOD, &c, 333 cannot understand that ; I can understand this, if that was what he meant, that Mr. T. K, Calhrtl^ the finest dressed wheat was the most unwholesome.
3560. He explained that it had less of bran and gluten? — If it had all the 16 April i85(^.
bran, I should consider it pure.
3561. Mr. Moffatl.'] The letters you have put in appear to have been written in consequence of some public meeting convened by advertisement ?— We put an advertisement in the ** Times ; " one advertisement in the " Times *' brought all those letters, with one exception.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— 1 think it likely, because flour is at any time astringent, and medical men recommend the occasional use of brown bread to correct it ; but if an article like alum, which is very astringent, is added to it, 1 think the constant use of it must be very injurious.
3558. Are you of the same opinion as the last witness, tiiat the best wheat mcdces the least nourishing bread ? — I do not think he rightly explained himself.
I do not think he meant best wheat ; he meant the wheat finely dressed.
3559.... Chairman.} He said the purest wheat was the most unwholesome?— f cannot Digitized by Google SELECT GOMMITl^EE ON ADULTERATION OF FOOD, &c, 333 cannot understand that ; I can understand this, if that was what he meant, that Mr. T. K, Calhrtl^ the finest dressed wheat was the most unwholesome.
3560. He explained that it had less of bran and gluten? — If it had all the 16 April i85(^.
bran, I should consider it pure.
3561. Mr. Moffatl.'] The letters you have put in appear to have been written in consequence of some public meeting convened by advertisement ?— We put an advertisement in the ** Times ; " one advertisement in the " Times *' brought all those letters, with one exception.
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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