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The Postum Cereal Company The Road to Wellville — The Food Manufacturer’s Opportunity (1926)

General education in food values has spread this knowledge among the people; it has not been hidden in the laboratory. Food is everybody’s business, and it must be chosen mainly by the women in the home. Although standards for the purity and composition of foods are set under the food law, those can only be standards of average excellence that may be legally enforced. Standards of high excellence—exceeding legal requirements—must be set by manufacturers themselves.
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The Postum Cereal Company The Road to Wellville — The Food Manufacturer’s Opportunity (1926)

Grape-Nuts affords a crisp food, notably needed for tooth health, and offers the body-building essentials of wheat and barley in a temptingly delicious and easily digested form. Post Toasties, the double-thick corn flakes, meet the ready-to-serve demands of the domestic situation, offering a most palatable energy supply, in a less heavy cereal to serve with milk and fruits.
Just a glance at the modern sanitary methods used and the materials that go into Post Health Products.
Much light, space, and white enamel paint make cleanliness a necessity, and white-clad workers fit into the picture.
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