The wise housewife knows that she can exploit the world only through her husband and children, that she will prosper and enjoy the good life mainly through their earnings and achievements. She wields an awesome power for good or ill, for to a large degree she has the choice of whether she will feed her family for fame and fortune or bring ruin upon them all with poor stale food. Starting early enough, she can through improved food practices do much to obtain a happy prosperous life, to enjoy a successful loving husband through a long lifetime, and to have strong beautiful children who will be a joy to her.

   True beauty and charm come from eating high quality fresh foods, in a far more bountiful way than from cosmetics and beauty treatments. It takes good food to grow abundant richly colored shining hair and eyelashes, bring sparkle to the eyes and grace to the figure. Peace of mind and contentment also require proper food and many a case of "nerves" is only the body telling us that it is poorly nourished. And it is never too late to start, for we are all better than we realize, and you never know what you can do until you try.

   The burden of selecting and preparing the daily food traditionally falls on the housewife, and few men realize what a time-consuming job it is to prepare and clean up after two or three meals a day. Families should understand that mother is not a servant, and every one who eats at the table should at least help clear away after the meal is over, and do other things for her like take out the rubbish and wash the pail.

   By following the improved cooking and dietary principles described herein, the housewife can greatly decrease her work load, save money and provide her family better food which will prevent arteriosclerosis and give her loved ones the nourishment they need to go out and make their mark in the world.

   The great Sir Winston Churchill often said that his good wife Clem-mie deserved most of the credit for his accomplishments, for her unfailing zeal in seeing that he got the best of food and care throughout his long and energetic career. Dear old Winnie, considerate as well as intelligent, spoke truer than even he knew, for behind nearly every man who accomplishes much is a good wife or a good mother who has given him the nourishment which is his only source of strength and energy.

   Never forget that food makes the man, and the woman as well.

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