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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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g multitude of baby foods is manufactured nowadays. Whichis the most nourishing, and pure beyond per-adventure r* A good answer lies in these extracts from theHebrew Standard of September IS, 1903 : It is generally conceded that the Jewish race is moreparticular about its food-supply than any otlier peopleon the face of the earth. The Mosaic laws enjoin strict observance of the diet-ary regulations, and among them is the one with refer-ence to the use of milk. The Jewish women of New York City use it (EagleBrand) to the exclusion of all other brands in the rear-ing of infants. The manufacturers of this milk, indeed, makea statement of which any group of men wouldfeel proud : More babies have been successfully raisedon Eagle Brand milk than on all other so-calledartificial foods combined. Surely in the gratification of a tremendous re-sult like this, one of such vital importance tohumanity at its most helpless age, the firm willnever regret their expensive effoxts to produceperfection.
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WHERE CLEANLINESS IS A RELIGION.—EVEN THE BOILER AND ENGINE ROOMS OF A BORDEN FACTORY ARE POLISHED TILL THEY SHINE. 44 THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REI^/EIV OF REI^IEIVS. HKWAKK OF LABKI.S WITIIOTT INTKdUITY HKHINDTHKM. •Jiip spread of disease has never been tracedto the use of Bordens Milk or Cream. Tliis isanother of the firms proudest assertions. Of course, there is no trouble in detectingcondensed milk that is actually hnj/. if harm-ful bacteria are present, they must cause fer-mentation, wliicli iu turn must perceptibly swellthe can. I5ut an unfamiliar label may meannnlk of about 1 per cent, quality, or milk pro-duced without safeguards or restrictions ; andsince cleanliness is the chief item of expense, itmeans ))i<paration by careless and unscientificmethods. How much better to stick to the brand withintegrity behind it—^to tlie milk and cream thatliave stood the test of all climates for half acentury ! So far from having to follow the recommen-dations of the United States Gov

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