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. The Canadian nurse . tiical evidence indicates that the assimilation of Homogenized i permits their feeding weeks earlier strained foods. The value of this r feeding is readily apparent as pro- ti against nutritional • anemia—as ind Vitamin Bi are always desirable ons to the diet of the young infant. bys Homogenized Baby Foods are ble in six balanced combinations, lated under the direction of lead- diatricians—and in the three single bles—carrots, peas, and spinach. ctLr-^- ^Seif; ^- ^°^- ^ —Excerpt front Journal of theAmerican Medical Association — , No. 9—issue of March 4, 1939.
. The Canadian nurse . tiical evidence indicates that the assimilation of Homogenized i permits their feeding weeks earlier strained foods. The value of this r feeding is readily apparent as pro- ti against nutritional • anemia—as ind Vitamin Bi are always desirable ons to the diet of the young infant. bys Homogenized Baby Foods are ble in six balanced combinations, lated under the direction of lead- diatricians—and in the three single bles—carrots, peas, and spinach. ctLr-^- ^Seif; ^- ^°^- ^ —Excerpt front Journal of theAmerican Medical Association — , No. 9—issue of March 4, 1939. Members of the Medical and Nursing Profes-sions are invited to write for samples and a copyof the research pamphlet, A Critical Review ofa Recent Discovery in the Preparation of SolidFoods for Infants. Address requests to Libby,McNeill 8C Libby Laboratories, Chatham, Ontario. 6 BALANCED BABY FOODCOMBINATIONS
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