Food for Thought: H-Nutrition's monthly news round-up
H-Nutrition dishes up the latest nutrition news. Enjoy!
H-Nutrition dishes up the latest nutrition news. Enjoy!
Author: Rachel Louise Moran
H-Nutrition Series: Figures
Commissioning Editors: Kristen Ann Ehrenberger and Nina Holmes
Author: Simone Schleper
H-Nutrition Series: Figures
Commissioning Editors: Kristen Ann Ehrenberger and Nina Holmes
A still from The Best-Fed Baby (1925) educational film from The Children's Bureau depicts a mother watching a physician weigh her infant.
This is Figure 5 for Rachel Louise Moran's essay in the H-Nutrition series entitled "Figures."
A still from the 1925 Children's Bureau film The Best-Fed Baby depicts a still life of "healthy foods:" fruits, vegetables, eggs, whole grain cereal, and milk.
This is Figure 4 for Rachel Louise Moran's essay in the H-Nutrition series "Figures."
In this still from the 1925 Children's Bureau film The Best-Fed Baby we watch a frazzled mother prepare a bottle of formula for her infant.
It is also Figure 3 of Rachel Louise Moran's H-Nutrition "Figures" essay.
This still from the 1925 Children's Bureau film The Best-Fed Baby shows a woman, Mrs. Chester, cheerfully breastfeeding her baby, Jill, in a sunny window.
This is Figure 2 in Rachel Louise Moran's essay in the H-Nutrition "Figures" series.
Still of the title card of The Best-Fed Baby (1925), a short film from The Children's Bureau about infant feeding and scientific motherhood. It depicts a mother breastfeeding her infant.
This is Figure 1 in Rachel Louis Moran's essay in the H-Nutrition series "Figures."
This is the black and white title page of a book. There is a photo of foodstuffs spilling out of a basket sitting next to two bottles of milk. The text reads: How to Select Foods, I. What the Body Needs, Caroline L. Hunt and Helen W. Atwater, Scientific Assistants, Office of Home Economics, Farmers' Bulletin 808, United States Department of Agriculture, Contribution from the States Relations Service, A.C. True, Director, Washington, D.C., March 1917. A sticker with typerwriter font reads "Has been rev.--see rev.ed. binders at end of file."
This is a black and white image of the title page of a book. The text reads from top to bottom: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Farmer's Bulletin No. 142, Principles of Nutition and Nutritive Value of Food, by W.O. Atwater, Ph.D., Special Agent in Charge of Nutrition Investigation, Office of Experiment Stations, Prepared under the supervision of the Office of Experiement Stations, A.C. True, Director, Washington: Government Printing Office, 1902.
This is Figure 1 in Simone Schleper's article in the H-Nutrition series, "Figures."