Searchlights on Health - The Science of Eugenics by B. G. Jefferis;J. L. Nichols
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6. Bread should be broken. To butter a large piece of bread and then
bite it, as children do, is something the knowing never do. 7. In eating game or poultry do not touch the bones with your fingers. To take a bone in the fingers for the purpose of picking it, is looked upon as being very inelegant. 8. Never use your own knife or fork to help another. Use rather the knife or fork of the person you help. 9. Never send your knife or fork, or either of them, on your plate when you send for second supply. 10. Never turn your elbows out when you use your knife and fork. Keep them close to your sides. 11. Whenever you use your fingers to convey anything to your mouth or to remove anything from the mouth, let it be the fingers of the left hand. 12. Tea, coffee, chocolate and the like are drank from the cup and never from the saucer. 13. In masticating your food, keep your mouth shut; otherwise you will make a noise that will be very offensive to those around you. 14. Don't attempt to talk with a full mouth. One thing at a time is as much as any man can do well. 15. Should you find a worm or insect in your food, say nothing about |
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