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Eat Right to Work and Win #nn (1942)

Swift & Company · 1942 · 16 pages

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A wartime nutritional education comic featuring two stories. "Flash Gordon" by Alex Raymond shows Dr. Zarkov explaining to a woman how Flash maintains his health and vitality through eating proper foods like meat and vegetables, with narrative describing how nutritious meals build strength and energy. "Bringing Up Father" by George McManus depicts a father being corrected by his wife about needing proper nutrition, followed by a list of rewards from eating right, including healthier children, more energy for workers, better health for the elderly, and improved work performance. The issue concludes with a detailed four-panel chart covering recommended daily servings of vegetables, fruits, cereals, bread, and fats, emphasizing that "the right food adds years to your life and life to your years."

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