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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1918)
MTCDFORD MATT j TRTBtlNR MEDFOftT), OT,'l-;dONT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1018 P1GB THREE ,,,; , . ...... ';.,.", . . . u1', wQ'i ' "-''r Jll PimALH 11 flip "fSfflW $ Wi .1 :EATB'TA.N. SLOUGH. UJfe ? .2,, Why ma I f"d3ko milk was originated To tho North and South Polos "Horlick's Malted Milk." writc9 Captain Peary, "was always on the firing line; no field party was dispatched without it, and it never failed tomake good prompt ly and satisfactorily." Captain Amundsen, discoverer of the South Pole, writes: "Our way to the pole Is littered with boxes V' , stamped 'Horlick's,' Riving full? )) - eidence of the liberal use mude of your splendid Malted Milk." Also taken by Stoffunscn and the S)tt polar expedition. 2S f Europo's ferent wnr hospitals Large quantities of Horlick's Malted Milk are being used in the war hospital service of the various allied nations, to tho alleviation of much suffering. In hospitals all over the world, as well as in the sick room, Horlick's is endorsed and used by the med- . ical profession as a standard diet for invalids and convalescents. Sample package mailed free upon request. Tho standard food for babies Hundreds of thousands of in- fants, deprived of mother's milk, ' have been reared on Horlick's to robust childhood. Thousands of photographs and testimonials from all parts of tho world aro on file in our offices. Sample packagemailedfrec upon request. because of the impossibility of obtaining ood milk at all times and in all places PREVIOUS to 1883 it was neces sary to add milk to all prepared foods for the infant and invalid, in order to make a properly balanced diet. But it was difficult and often impossible to obtain gced milk in cities and tropical climates.-- The vital problem of how to supply a reliable milk for people of all ages" in any climate that would be avail able at all times, was finally solved by HORLICK of Racine, Wis., U. S. A., after years of labor and ex periment. HORLICK discovered a process 01 reducing fresh milk by careful evapo ration in a vacuum to a powder form, which contained all the valuable con stituents of fresh milk, would keep indefinitely in any climate, and yet be soluble in hot cr ccld water. This was the first time inhistory that milk was reduced to a powder form, soluble in water, retaining, its natural qualities when dissolved, and with all the valuable Vitamin.es (which are destroyed by ordinary cooking) preserved intact To good rich milk HORLICK added the valuable extract of Malted Barley and Wheat, containing all the nutrition of these grains, and reduced them to a powder form, with perma nent keeping qualities, and soluble in water. It was found that by the action of the Malt ferments on the milk, its digestibility was markedly increased over ordinary milk, so as to render it easily assimilated by the weak stomach of the infant, the in valid, and the aged. This well balanced milk food was thus perfected, which a third of a century's experience has amply proved capable in itself of supporting infant and adult life. . This new milk food HORLICK named Malted Milk; it has proved a boon to thousands upon thousands, from infancy to old age, of every race and clime, and is to be found in every city in the civilized world. 7-9 atfmz ' ' . - si AT: If l vlA 1 Wm A A blessing to the afted Nutrition with digestibility makes Horlick's Malted Milk the ideal food for the aged. Maxi mum nourishment with a mini mum tax on the digestion . Used by thousands of business workers Walk into any soda fountain anywhere, at noon, and you will see business men and women partaking of Horlick's Malted Milk. More and more, business workers, profes sional men, and students are coming to realize how heavy foods at luncheon dull mental alertness and im pair efficiency. Horlick's Malted Milk is also put up in Tablet form. Very convenient for business men, travelers, aviators, ladies when shopping, etc., since a small package, sufficient for a lunch or two, or a day's ration, may be kept on the desk; in the home, or in the pocket. 5 ., Racine, Wisconsin, U. S. A.
