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What is in pablum?
Pablum is a baby cereal similar to rice cereal. It was brought to the Hospital For Sick Children in 1930. It was invented by three doctors. Read More »
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Who invented pablum and kerosene?
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Who invented Pablum?
Pablum was developed in 1931 by a team of doctors at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. (Fred Tisdall, Ted Drake, and Alan Brown) It was originally created as a medicine to cure Rickets. They were aided by Harry Engel from M... Read More »
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Pablum
[pab-luhm] Brand of soft, bland cereal for infants
(n.) Trite, naive, or simplistic ideas or writings; intellectual pap
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Pablum was invented on September 12 1930, by Canadian pediatricians.
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(păb'ləm) A trademark used for a bland soft cereal for infants.
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Pablum was marketed by the Mead Johnson company in 1931.
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The name Pablum comes from "pabulum," the Latin word for food. Pablum is a brand of baby food developed in 1931 by three doctors seeking for a way to prevent rickets, caused by a lack of vitamin D. They were from the Hospital for Sick Child...
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1. a soft form of cereal for infants 2. worthless or oversimplified ideas
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pap; pablum
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