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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1941
Page
7
The article urges homemakers to prioritize health through balanced meals and wise buying. It details vitamins A B1 B2 D and their sources such as milk, eggs, liver, leafy greens, citrus fruits, and fortified milk, noting how these support resistance, growth, digestion, teeth, bones, and healing. It also notes ways to obtain vitamin D via fortified milk, cod liver oil, or sun exposure.
The article promotes calcium rich foods like milk vegetables and leafy greens to support bones blood clotting and muscles. It lists iron sources such as liver eggs and beef and provides a liver and vegetable pie recipe plus a religious sermon on sin and redemption from I John and Galatians with notes on spiritual light versus darkness.
A guide for meal planning for health outlines daily quotas. Milk and vegetables form base portions with fruits eggs lean meat cereals bread and occasional sweets included across meals. The plan specifies portions per day per person and emphasizes balanced intake.
A religious education note outlines the November 2 lesson plan with selected scripture texts and topics. It credits the International Council of Religious Education for the selections used by permission.
A group of Victor Hugo admirers dined at his home and debated street names. One suggested naming Hugo's street, others argued for the whole city. Hugo nodded and replied that such an honor would come.
An advertisement invites readers to enter the Raleigh jingle contest with liberal prizes and directs attention to further details inside this paper.
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