Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 536
lowered, succumb to fierce epidemicsof diseases normally held in check. The lack offats is primarily responsible for this suffering. The eating of fat does not create excess fatin the human body, as most people suppose. Fatbuilds tissue and strength. It is fuel in the mostcompact form in which the… … A FOOD ADMINISTRATION POSTER. most simultaneously with the outbreak of thewar. Because of the lack of fodder and feeds,it became necessary for all the belligerent coun-tries to slaughter their meat animals in large num- fatsare-luel^fighters fcafce- boil-and broilmore —■—fry less United Slate? Food…
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