Grant Hospital School of Nursing - Beacon Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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hc eacon i f------- ------' ---------'- -----------'- - fr Diet Kitchen Two decades and nine years ago, Dr. J. I . Baldwin brought forth in this city a new hospital, conceived in privacy and dedicated to the proposition that the suff- ering souls needed care and proper diet. We are now engaged in a great cooking service, testing whether that cake, or any cake, so cooked or so haked, can be easily digested. lVe are met in the Diet Kitchen of Grant Hospital. VVe are come to dedicate our cookery and skill to those hospital authorities and patients involved that they might live and be well nourished. It is altogether essential that nurses know how to cook. But in a larger sense we cannot cook expensive food, we cannot break dishes, we cannot change the ideas of the powers that be. The learned dietitians who have struggled here in the cause of eating humanity have given their best that the patients might live. The world will little note or long remember what we say here, but patients will never forget what we cook here. It is for Miss Trotter rather the taking of careful inventories, the planning of calories, the supervising of nurses just as did those who carried on and organized the work before her. It is rather for us to be here, serving trays, stacking bread, filling sugar sacks, making puddings and salads, and washing or breaking dishes Cas the case might bej-that from these everyday duties we will take increased pleasure in keeping house some day. A That we here highly resolve that our Dietitians have not been taught in vain, and that the Kitchen, were we in charge, woud have a new Birth of Freedom, and that our Government of the students, by the students, and for the students would not perish from Grant. ' Nmety four