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WW2 Cookbook Meat in the Meal for Health Defense National Livestock John Howard
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WW2 Cookbook Meat in the Meal for Health Defense National Livestock John HowardCooyright 1942
Cover Art by John Howard
During the WWII era a proper diet and the health and welfare of the American public was so important that the Federal Government set up a National Nutrition program (The National Live Stock and Meat Board) as a part of the nation's defense efforts. Homemakers ensured that the family had all the foods full of iron, copper and phosphorus essential to health and vigor - the essential vitamins, minerals and proteins needed to keep bodies strong and in good working order.
Beef Dishes, Veal, Pork, Lamb and Sausage Recipes
30 Answers to the Left-Over Question
Stretching the budget with Thriftier Cuts of Meat
Common Foods as Sources of Vitamins A, B, C and D
Ships via USPS First Class Mail with Tracking
Packaged in a plastic sleeve inside a rigid envelope