A Dietary Study of Some Kansas Institutions Under the Control of the State Board of Administration
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October November December 1918.
January February March 4.22 3.32 3.54 2.63 3.09 2.85 3.36 3.23 3.11 3.33 3.95 4.17 86 84 90 90 90 86 93 86 86 92 82 86 93 104 99 77 122 95 95 86 136 77 82 90 444 312 430 403 399 408 456 421 399 449 376 426 3,197 2,500 3,043 2,777 3,109 2,865 3,156 2,879 3,194 2,888 2,596 2,920 $0,213 .192 .226 .213 .235 .230 .228 .257 .257 .244 .257 September .278 Average 3 40 87 96 410 2,927 JO. 236 The column marked "Calories," in table B, is of great interest, because this sho...ws the total energy consumed, and the different months are strictly comparable. There is considerable variation in this table from a minimum of 2,500 pounds in November, 1917, to a maximum of 3,197 pounds in October, 1917.
The best information in regard to the number of calories per capita needed seems to point to the fact that something between 3,000 and 3,500 calories of food are needed for a man occupied with ordinary work. It is true, however, that the inmates of this institution would hardly come under this class, so that it is quite right to consider that this figure might with safety be appropriately reduced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
October November December 1918.
January February March 4.22 3.32 3.54 2.63 3.09 2.85 3.36 3.23 3.11 3.33 3.95 4.17 86 84 90 90 90 86 93 86 86 92 82 86 93 104 99 77 122 95 95 86 136 77 82 90 444 312 430 403 399 408 456 421 399 449 376 426 3,197 2,500 3,043 2,777 3,109 2,865 3,156 2,879 3,194 2,888 2,596 2,920 $0,213 .192 .226 .213 .235 .230 .228 .257 .257 .244 .257 September .278 Average 3 40 87 96 410 2,927 JO. 236 The column marked "Calories," in table B, is of great interest, because this sho...ws the total energy consumed, and the different months are strictly comparable. There is considerable variation in this table from a minimum of 2,500 pounds in November, 1917, to a maximum of 3,197 pounds in October, 1917.
The best information in regard to the number of calories per capita needed seems to point to the fact that something between 3,000 and 3,500 calories of food are needed for a man occupied with ordinary work. It is true, however, that the inmates of this institution would hardly come under this class, so that it is quite right to consider that this figure might with safety be appropriately reduced.
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