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"Dinner's
Ready
Vol] can tell by the tone of her voice, it's a good -* dinner. It's not only tempting but nourishing. She knows the big part that food plays in keeping her family in vigorous health.
It is no easy task, year in and year out, to plan meals for the family. The more limited the food budget, the more necessary it is to know what to buy — and why — for better health. Expensive foods may be far less nourishing than those which cost less.
Food for the family must meet a variety of needs. It must contain the elements necessary
— for growth and development of children and for renewal of body tissues in adults (Proteins and Minerals)
— to supply energy for work and play (Carbohydrates and Fats)
— to regulate body processes and protect against disease (Minerals and Vitamins).
The amount of food required varies according to the individual. Children require more of the "growing foods" than adults. People who work hard physically require more of the "energy foods,"
Send for booklet "The Family Food Supply"
It tells in detail the importance of various foods — which ones contain proteins, carbohydrates, fats, minerals and vitamins; how to use them to keep your family in good health; how to do your marketing; how to use left-overs and make them appetizing; how to plan balanced and nourishing meals which the family will enjoy. Mail the coupon today for your free copy.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Dept. 835-B. i Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
Please mail me a copy of "The Family Food Supply" which tells about nourishing, inexpensive foods.
NAME . .
ADDRESS. CITY
STATE_
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Frederick H. Ecker, President
The New Movie Magazine, August, 1935
One Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
© 1935 M. t~i,COb
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