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quadgram	frequency
the provision of meals	99
a cup of hot	78
cup of hot water	76
in the form of	69
in the case of	67
the school medical officer	64
is one of the	54
the board of education	53
a small portion of	51
school medical officer for	47
per cent of the	47
a glass of water	43
on the other hand	43
at the same time	42
one of the most	41
same as the first	41
the same as the	41
the quantity of food	39
of the board of	39
from to per cent	39
a glass of milk	38
two glasses of water	36
medical officer of the	35
it was found that	35
water should be drunk	34
officer of the board	34
about per cent of	34
chief medical officer of	34
in the treatment of	32
the local education authority	32
board of education for	31
the chief medical officer	31
should be drunk at	31
the cost of the	30
in the open air	30
in regard to the	29
each of these meals	29
on the part of	29
i menu ii breakfast	29
the part of the	29
be drunk at each	29
a large amount of	29
menu i menu ii	29
of the school medical	29
office of experiment stations	29
at the age of	29
the fact that the	29
by the use of	28
in the preparation of	28
a very small portion	28
committee on underfed children	27
to the fact that	27
half a cup of	27
a small amount of	27
report of the chief	27
for the purpose of	26
provision of meals act	26
feeding of school children	26
very small portion of	26
a large number of	26
drunk at each of	26
of the chief medical	26
of water should be	25
use of animal food	25
half a glass of	25
a part of the	25
at each of these	25
the nature of the	24
to per cent of	24
report of the school	24
the per cent of	24
from one to two	24
of experiment stations bulletin	23
per cent of water	23
provision of school meals	23
a baked white potato	23
at the end of	22
choice of the following	22
as well as the	22
differ in composition from	22
the provision of school	22
breakfast a cup of	22
during the process of	22
the london county council	21
give the general composition	21
as a result of	21
one or two fresh	21
one and one half	21
a large proportion of	21
for the provision of	21
the end of the	20
experiment stations bulletin no	20
a spoonful or two	20
the use of animal	20
the character of the	20
the working of the	20
selection of the children	20
cup of wheat bran	20
or two fresh vegetables	20
the action of the	20
the cause the symptoms	20
the general composition of	20
the condition of the	19
in the way of	19
the local government board	19
one to two glasses	19
in the united states	19
in the process of	19
is due to the	19
portion of wheat bran	19
small portion of fish	19
a baked potato a	19
the great majority of	19
in the use of	18
we were told that	18
cause the symptoms the	18
a portion of the	18
glasses of water should	18
exercise and deep breathing	18
in the selection of	18
on account of the	18
to the use of	18
spoonful or two of	18
a glass or two	18
glass or two of	18
as a matter of	18
the feeding of school	17
from three to five	17
with the exception of	17
by the addition of	17
less than per cent	17
a cup of wheat	17
to what extent are	17
the local education authorities	17
the nutritive value of	17
the selection of the	17
to two glasses of	17
of the human body	17
of the london county	17
the royal commission on	16
the symptoms the remedy	16
that the provision of	16
a diet exclusively vegetable	16
a liberal portion of	16
two glasses of milk	16
in the matter of	16
the close of the	16
why is it necessary	16
abstinence from animal food	16
of the provision of	15
a small quantity of	15
it is impossible to	15
a certain amount of	15
working of the education	15
and in some cases	15
it is true that	15
the diet should be	15
is it necessary to	15
if there is a	15
as in the case	15
two or three eggs	15
white meat of chicken	15
the composition of the	15
two exceedingly ripe bananas	15
needs of the body	15
any two of these	15
service of the meals	14
eaten with thin cream	14
the size of the	14
and the evening meal	14
small portion of wheat	14
commission on the poor	14
boston medical and surgical	14
at a temperature of	14
a baked sweet potato	14
a baked sweet or	14
it is necessary to	14
the diet of the	14
as we have seen	14
the process of digestion	14
for the production of	14
and bake in a	14
the removal of the	14
of the united states	14
the london school board	14
in favor of the	14
medical and surgical journal	14
two or three tablespoonfuls	14
cost of the food	14
tablespoonfuls of wheat bran	14
for a period of	14
royal commission on the	14
the beginning of the	14
on the provision of	14
on the poor laws	14
or two glasses of	14
a baked potato or	14
used in the preparation	14
sweet or a white	14
the surface of the	14
a cup of chocolate	13
of the children who	13
eat skins and all	13
of the following menus	13
per cent of fat	13
one glass of water	13
of one hundred and	13
increasing the quantity of	13
or three tablespoonfuls of	13
the provision of a	13
tablespoonful of wheat bran	13
medical inspection and feeding	13
on medical inspection and	13
committee on medical inspection	13
per cent of ash	13
and nutritive value of	13
a pint of milk	13
the needs of the	13
education committee for the	13
it is to be	13
the chemical composition of	13
on underfed children attending	13
of any of the	13
there is a tendency	13
at the time of	13
the boston medical and	13
the appearance of the	13
on the working of	13
underfed children attending school	13
of the education committee	13
the case of the	13
one very ripe banana	13
per cent of protein	13
of some of the	13
graham and entire wheat	13
from time to time	13
in the order of	13
was found that the	13
in the production of	13
dinner a green salad	13
the growth of the	13
a good business man	13
in some of the	13
the patient should be	12
of elementary school children	12
a salad of lettuce	12
a cup of cocoa	12
in the same way	12
or a very small	12
with the result that	12
and just before retiring	12
at the present time	12
the extent to which	12
it has been found	12
a great deal of	12
it is difficult to	12
a glass of buttermilk	12
of chemistry bulletin no	12
the same amount of	12
at the beginning of	12
the number of children	12
the use of the	12
minutes of the london	12
it necessary to consider	12
from the standpoint of	12
a tablespoonful of wheat	12
meals during the holidays	12
departmental committee on medical	12
in a state of	12
or two of wheat	12
the morning and the	12
a larger amount of	12
contain about per cent	12
the amount of food	12
children to be fed	12
of the digestive organs	12
same as the second	12
report on the working	12
may be substituted for	12
per cent of dry	12
drink a glass of	12
a bunch of grapes	12
the food value of	12
out of the rates	12
to the extent of	12
the symptoms the symptoms	12
the development of the	12
something sweet is desired	12
same as the fourth	12
the special schools for	12
in the dietary of	12
if something sweet is	12
it is possible to	12
it is obvious that	12
as a source of	12
of a pound of	12
morning and the evening	12
for the most part	12
in connection with the	12
on the subject of	12
the service of the	11
the year ended march	11
provision of meals during	11
in which they are	11
two or three glasses	11
slightly increasing the quantity	11
of the royal commission	11
are some of the	11
baked sweet or a	11
absorbed by the body	11
the amount of nutrients	11
per cent per cent	11
provision of meals by	11
the charity organisation society	11
to one hundred and	11
of the digestive tract	11
in the habit of	11
the health of the	11
eases of the skin	11
annual report of the	11
the diet should consist	11
age of one hundred	11
of heat and energy	11
on the basis of	11
the action of heat	11
part of the body	11
process of bread making	11
once or twice a	11
the ordinary elementary schools	11
the cause of the	11
or three glasses of	11
for the prevention of	11
bureau of chemistry bulletin	11
part of the school	11
lettuce and tomato salad	11
and one half tablespoonfuls	11
seems to have been	11
the temperature of the	11
the provision of food	11
meals for school children	11
the weight of the	11
cirrhosis of the liver	11
two of these a	11
of the nineteenth century	11
or a white potato	11
in the human body	11
a small piece of	11
at the same meal	10
different parts of the	10
in the days of	10
the form of a	10
as well as to	10
in the first place	10
glass of cool water	10
the process of bread	10
as an article of	10
the opinion of the	10
should be given to	10
in which it is	10
much time as possible	10
the bran and germ	10
for the sake of	10
potato a cup of	10
report of school medical	10
to years of age	10
from the use of	10
as much time as	10
committee on physical deterioration	10
of school medical officer	10
in such a way	10
provision of meals in	10
as far as possible	10
substituted for one another	10
of hot water a	10
in the majority of	10
the dietary of the	10
of london school board	10
joint committee on underfed	10
as a general rule	10
one of the best	10
two of wheat bran	10
for a long time	10
of the most important	10
at the close of	10
two of the following	10
of digestive harmonies and	10
to the action of	10
necessary to consider the	10
from three to four	10
a glass of cool	10
one or two glasses	10
cent of dry matter	10
for the year ended	10
of two fresh vegetables	10
report of select committee	10
to be derived from	10
cost of the meals	10
three glasses of milk	10
drink a cup of	10
cent of the total	10
one extremely ripe banana	10
of select committee on	10
tables of digestive harmonies	10
the work of the	10
a bran meal gem	10
be substituted for one	10
may be used for	10
of school children in	10
digestive harmonies and disharmonies	10
should be kept in	10
choice of two fresh	10
egg whites and one	10
whites and one yolk	10
cream and nut butter	9
as the result of	9
what can you say	9
rising and just before	9
or a baked potato	9
butter a cup of	9
to a great extent	9
of the children and	9
and at the same	9
due to the fact	9
that there is a	9
used in the dietary	9
bran should be taken	9
the order of their	9
the children who are	9
composition and nutritive value	9
from two to three	9
the physical condition of	9
a pinch of salt	9
prepared as for breakfast	9
the conditions under which	9
compare in nutritive value	9
prescribed course of regimen	9
the children in the	9
a few drops of	9
for the feeding of	9
or two exceedingly ripe	9
ii foods to eat	9
in the manufacture of	9
what extent are the	9
of two or three	9
a tablespoonful of olive	9
in addition to the	9
and the use of	9
for the supply of	9
of the charity organisation	9
the stomach and the	9
in the opinion of	9
two or three days	9
devote from three to	9
diet should consist of	9
care should be taken	9
one half tablespoonfuls vegetable	9
a result of the	9
in a quick oven	9
the preparation of foods	9
in spite of the	9
before an open window	9
of the evolution of	9
larger amount of nutrients	9
at cents per pound	9
of the vegetable system	9
digestion experiments show that	9
a bit of fish	9
report of the royal	9
by the action of	9
the production of heat	9
the functions of the	9
the age of one	9
to say nothing of	9
a matter of fact	9
it is interesting to	9
it is not always	9
it is in the	9
a few of the	9
an oiled baking pan	9
be given to the	9
to recover the cost	9
some of the most	9
rearing an imperial race	9
from to years of	9
of the school curriculum	9
extent are the nutrients	9
is a tendency toward	9
of the human race	9
a large part of	9
the flesh of animals	9
experiment station bulletin no	9
of a diet exclusively	9
contains about per cent	9
to the number of	9
three to five minutes	9
at a low temperature	9
luncheon a green salad	9
departmental committee on physical	9
or two of milk	9
and assimilation of food	9
in the boston medical	9
it will be seen	9
calculate the per cent	9
appears to have been	9
the way in which	9
in rearing an imperial	9
two fresh vegetables a	9
there has been a	9
ii foods to omit	9
the majority of cases	9
is said to be	8
the dry matter is	8
a great variety of	8
glass of milk to	8
both the morning and	8
glass of water and	8
milk to each egg	8
bring to a boil	8
of milk to each	8
of wheat bran luncheon	8
upon the amount of	8
other things being equal	8
into a small pan	8
drink two glasses of	8
the public feeding of	8
the bottom of the	8
three tablespoonfuls of wheat	8
in order to secure	8
a lettuce and tomato	8
the most important of	8
in this way the	8
it is a very	8
by the board of	8
one half of the	8
of the school board	8
food from their diet	8
of the body to	8
the same general composition	8
of the use of	8
digestion and assimilation of	8
the juice of the	8
a cup of junket	8
a baked potato one	8
production of heat and	8
it is not possible	8
committee for the year	8
the history of the	8
committee on the education	8
for the nursing mother	8
large proportion of the	8
the quality of the	8
in a hot oven	8
for the first day	8
london county council for	8
as we have already	8
such a way as	8
feeding of elementary school	8
by the fact that	8
of the bran and	8
from day to day	8
and one half cups	8
reason to believe that	8
juice of a sweet	8
the mucous membrane of	8
in the following table	8
paid for by the	8
what to eat in	8
died at the age	8
in nutritive value with	8
mucous membrane of the	8
public feeding of elementary	8
there is no doubt	8
in order to make	8
of coarse wheat bran	8
the supply of food	8
potato a glass of	8
is in the form	8
every part of the	8
be used in the	8
should be taken at	8
the home circumstances of	8
act up to march	8
of plant and animal	8
on the one hand	8
drink an abundance of	8
due to the action	8
select committee on the	8
nature of the food	8
a large portion of	8
two meals a day	8
acted upon by the	8
a few years ago	8
little in the way	8
two and a half	8
opinion of the writer	8
of the digestive fluids	8
of one or two	8
ii what to omit	8
and a glass of	8
in the special schools	8
or white meat of	8
or bran meal gems	8
the meals are served	8
removal of the bran	8
water at the close	8
the report of the	8
of the stomach and	8
to the age of	8
minnesota experiment station bulletin	8
it must be remembered	8
the primary cause of	8
and salt to taste	8
of a sweet orange	8
ash or mineral matter	8
as well as in	8
the sanitary condition of	8
one or two exceedingly	8
and per cent of	8
by the school medical	8
not as completely digested	8
in the great majority	8
wheat bran should be	8
of the food and	8
a limited quantity of	8
may be eaten at	8
as a rule the	8
to what extent do	8
animal food from their	8
a green salad or	8
menu ii breakfast a	8
what are some of	8
or three egg whites	8
symptoms the symptoms of	8
and entire wheat flours	8
with a sprinkle of	8
liberal portion of baked	8
the day industrial schools	8
per cent or more	8
with thin cream and	8
the joint committee on	8
dinner choice of two	8
it is one of	8
the greater part of	8
sanitary point of view	7
the subject of the	7
bootle school canteen committee	7
to meet the requirements	7
special schools for defective	7
a way as to	7
will be seen that	7
has been found that	7
the movement for the	7
the life of the	7
the arrangements made for	7
luncheon one fresh vegetable	7
nuts or nut butter	7
meet the requirements of	7
that is to say	7
to such an extent	7
in the formation of	7
in excess of the	7
all the dry ingredients	7
dinner a salad of	7
the use of a	7
the school attendance officers	7
why is it not	7
the management of the	7
a study of the	7
one fresh vegetable a	7
the people of the	7
the house of commons	7
general information with reference	7
use of vegetable food	7
foods to omit in	7
the use of flesh	7
of the canteen committee	7
by the local education	7
digestibility and nutritive value	7
from a sanitary point	7
the food of the	7
of members of the	7
in need of food	7
a very short time	7
two or three egg	7
of meals during the	7
provision should be made	7
is composed largely of	7
the water in which	7
there are a few	7
that it is a	7
flour to absorb water	7
commission on physical training	7
in the hands of	7
a smaller amount of	7
as i have already	7
and that of the	7
or group of schools	7
hence it is that	7
the value of the	7
the prevention of cruelty	7
states department of agriculture	7
they are to be	7
the administration of the	7
a nutritive point of	7
a b c d	7
high per cent of	7
but it is not	7
foods to eat in	7
united states department of	7
one or two of	7
of nutrients in the	7
provision of meals for	7
at each of the	7
society for the prevention	7
of local government board	7
the chemistry of food	7
of the london school	7
board on underfed children	7
how do they differ	7
half a pound of	7
as prescribed for the	7
is a matter of	7
a liberal quantity of	7
animal and vegetable foods	7
medical officer of health	7
it is believed that	7
it would not be	7
the manner in which	7
of hot water at	7
care should be exercised	7
on the surface of	7
with cream and nuts	7
or four egg whites	7
the result of the	7
the majority of the	7
harmonies and disharmonies of	7
as far as the	7
of the joint committee	7
physical condition of the	7
not been able to	7
royal commission on physical	7
of wheat bran should	7
in the feeding of	7
of a per cent	7
the digestion of food	7
in the course of	7
appear to have been	7
that the use of	7
any part of the	7
cool water should be	7
a sanitary point of	7
a sprinkle of sugar	7
cent of the weight	7
brown and white bread	7
of the children in	7
does not appear to	7
milk and seed diet	7
there is no reason	7
the fact that a	7
the total number of	7
should be taken in	7
devote as much time	7
the human body is	7
about the same amount	7
of cruelty to children	7
information with reference to	7
on the feeding list	7
one side of the	7
and let cook gently	7
two extremely ripe bananas	7
bake in a quick	7
in the spring of	7
a very ripe banana	7
containing general information with	7
the protein of the	7
in his work on	7
to be found in	7
the juice of a	7
the joint action of	7
is by far the	7
a very small quantity	7
a matter of convenience	7
the dry matter of	7
some of the children	7
three or four egg	7
the meal should be	7
under the influence of	7
bowels should be kept	7
one of the first	7
be made for the	7
london school board on	7
a milk and vegetable	7
for the pregnant woman	7
that some of the	7
in some cases the	7
to a vegetable diet	7
or twice a week	7
handbook containing general information	7
report on underfed children	7
the requirements of the	7
the bowels should be	7
two very ripe bananas	7
prevention of cruelty to	7
the case of some	7
to five minutes to	7
and absorbed by the	7
milk and vegetable diet	7
in the animal body	7
ii what to eat	7
schools for defective children	7
per cent of sugar	7
and the provision of	7
of one of the	7
an improvement in the	7
a quart of milk	7
school board on underfed	7
the body of the	7
of the following vegetables	7
physique of school children	7
is the result of	7
the free use of	7
two tablespoonfuls of nuts	7
one of the chief	7
bread and bread making	7
should be taken to	7
as nearly as possible	7
and that it is	7
if the patient is	7
for a given sum	7
select committee on education	7
nutritive point of view	7
all drinks but water	7
quantity of food if	7
of a small amount	6
of protein and fat	6
ham education committee for	6
from office of experiment	6
so far as the	6
c d e f	6
the alkalinity of the	6
compare with that of	6
large numbers of children	6
action of the digestive	6
bran meal gems or	6
attempt is made to	6
to see that the	6
with a view to	6
should be regarded as	6
peas or asparagus a	6
the best results in	6
or the juice of	6
repeating these menus for	6
way in which the	6
is not possible to	6
a white potato a	6
the liver and the	6
against the use of	6
vigorous exercise and deep	6
the activity of the	6
to the provision of	6
what to omit in	6
removing the causes of	6
of a number of	6
and per cent fat	6
five to ten minutes	6
fish a baked potato	6
that it has been	6
the severity of the	6
should be made for	6
the power of the	6
those cases where the	6
any one of the	6
may be made into	6
is interesting to note	6
nutritive value of the	6
the time of the	6
in the house of	6
should be taken with	6
the region of the	6
very ripe banana with	6
quantity of food according	6
it is probable that	6
or a cup of	6
when the body is	6
with which they are	6
the children to be	6
use of wheat bran	6
the ratan tata foundation	6
one hundred and twenty	6
pint of rich milk	6
from the fact that	6
the larger amount of	6
the education act of	6
is it not possible	6
mix all the dry	6
as soon as the	6
of food and the	6
of the nitrogenous compounds	6
school or group of	6
interesting to note that	6
for the year ending	6
the flesh of the	6
of the protein of	6
proportion of animal food	6
all parts of the	6
it is better to	6
and bring to a	6
than per cent of	6
fresh air and exercise	6
the children of the	6
just after rising and	6
to secure the best	6
for two or three	6
of tender corn a	6
as a substitute for	6
is not always the	6
is the author of	6
of the fact that	6
to what extent does	6
a high per cent	6
the evolution of man	6
owing to the fact	6
of the development of	6
as a part of	6
are the nutrients of	6
in a few cases	6
that a vegetable diet	6
the united states department	6
secure the best results	6
to the education committee	6
seasons of the year	6
and a very little	6
attention should be given	6
as a means of	6
one hundred and fifty	6
ear of tender corn	6
the fact that it	6
the children for whom	6
to the working of	6
condition of the children	6
out of the body	6
the liberal use of	6
if you were to	6
b c d e	6
glass of water luncheon	6
very limited quantity of	6
to deal with the	6
limit the quantity of	6
it is certain that	6
fresh vegetables choice of	6
food inspection and analysis	6
to provide meals for	6
a bit of fruit	6
a pint of rich	6
provision is made for	6
essays on feeding school	6
for a few moments	6
from want of food	6
the meals during the	6
upon the composition of	6
in the presence of	6
for the relief of	6
that there is no	6
the middle of the	6
the selection of children	6
digested and absorbed by	6
great majority of the	6
are due to the	6
in the fact that	6
placed on the table	6
are to be found	6
a heaping teaspoonful of	6
of opinion that the	6
for all children who	6
functions of the body	6
cup or two of	6
the amounts of nutrients	6
with a little sugar	6
it would appear that	6
the same general class	6
glass of milk a	6
this is one of	6
of walter baker co	6
in proportion to the	6
and a cup of	6
under the supervision of	6
requirements of the body	6
prescribed for the first	6
hot water at the	6
is given in the	6
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foods and their nutritive	4
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special committee on underfed	4
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children who are receiving	4
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education authorities to provide	4
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human foods and their	4
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report of the joint	4
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plant and animal bodies	4
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on meals for school	4
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the public provision of	4
a very rare omelet	4
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condition of the food	4
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sanitary condition of milk	4
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excess of protein in	4
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mental and physical vigor	4
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composition and physical properties	4
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cocoa and chocolate preparations	4
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vitality and maintain it	4
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nervous system increasing vitality	4
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can it be right	4
or corn bread a	4
to establish normal digestion	4
health and long life	4
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of the majority of	4
by the end of	4
in the body is	4
about ten per cent	4
used by the body	4
and for this reason	4
ancient and modern times	4
that animal food is	4
about the same as	4
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made by voluntary agencies	4
to a less extent	4
characteristics of a good	4
glasses of water at	4
not far from the	4
evidence given before the	4
per cent of carbon	4
small portion of ice	4
hot water a baked	4
potato or a very	4
the same nutritive value	4
menu to build up	4
parts of the country	4
cream of tomato soup	4
the boys and girls	4
rules for the prospective	4
one or two vegetables	4
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the pores of the	4
working of the provision	4
normal elimination of waste	4
for the first three	4
menu for the nursing	4
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the prevention of sunstroke	4
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butter a glass of	4
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severity of the condition	4
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half a pint of	4
the fact that there	4
luncheon a liberal portion	4
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the way of nutritive	4
milk or a cup	4
amount of food required	4
the cooking of foods	4
to which he was	4
of the more common	4
no part in the	4
sanitary inspection of food	4
for about two weeks	4
of the boylston medical	4
the story of a	4
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of the elder children	4
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digestion of the food	4
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the provision for paying	4
value of a food	4
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menu hay fever breakfast	4
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wheat bran whole wheat	4
action of the bowels	4
baked potato a cup	4
the most common forms	4
a member of the	4
the use of wheat	4
movement should be repeated	4
who are on the	4
mucous lining of the	4
the pleasures of the	4
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in a little water	4
the effects of overeating	4
at meals and between	4
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more completely digested than	4
use of skim milk	4
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the bowels in normal	4
the body should be	4
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in the region of	4
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baked potato or a	4
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the use of these	4
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the palms of the	4
menu for aged person	4
or a very ripe	4
a very little salt	4
a ration for a	4
growth of the child	4
very ripe peach or	4
breathing just before retiring	4
week or ten days	4
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of serving the meals	4
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exposed to the air	4
and a half of	4
a greater or less	4
the three great proofs	4
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of protein in a	4
copiously of pure water	4
an ear or two	4
to keep them in	4
specific gravity of vinegar	4
at the date of	4
pain in joints stomach	4
the same quantity of	4
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portion of boiled onions	4
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what is called the	4
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from which it is	4
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choice of two of	4
end of the year	4
in twelve selected schools	4
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in order to obtain	4
to the laws of	4
the crude protein content	4
them out of the	4
the bowels should become	4
meals for the children	4
the excessive use of	4
the amount of sugar	4
for each school or	4
or tender fish a	4
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in the ordinary elementary	4
in cream or milk	4
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children who were fed	4
this is especially true	4
lungs tendency toward intestinal	4
ten minutes to exercises	4
digestibility of other foods	4
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in regard to his	4
local government board auditor	4
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digestion of other foods	4
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summary of facts regarding	4
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menu malassimilation and autointoxication	4
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menu building up the	4
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the amount of heat	4
value of the meal	4
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scheme in the selection	4
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the use of opium	4
animal food was not	4
the west ham education	4
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at the cookery centres	4
a period of six	4
and bake to a	4
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the nursing mother breakfast	4
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the quantity of nutrients	4
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a council b council	4
oxidized in the body	4
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small portion of plain	4
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the evidence given before	4
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meat of all kinds	4
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it should be so	4
a school medical officer	4
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quantity of proteid matter	4
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water at the beginning	4
capacity of the lungs	4
of the education provided	4
from one to six	4
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the age of eighty	4
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total abstinence from animal	4
the exclusion of animal	4
testimony in favor of	4
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readily acted upon by	4
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luncheon a cup of	4
the poor law authorities	4
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worker to increase brain	4
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raw and cooked foods	4
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ears of tender corn	4
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ten or fifteen minutes	4
potato or bran meal	4
too many things at	4
about fifty per cent	4
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the formation of the	4
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all that is necessary	4
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demands of the body	4
the milk and the	4
the digestibility of other	4
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proportions of food that	4
to the greatest extent	4
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the sap of the	4
the daily bill of	4
in the same year	4
potato and onion soup	4
if the diet is	4
of the total nitrogen	4
the sense of taste	4
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of flour to absorb	4
the juice of one	4
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