Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 36

NG STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923, Lesson for_4merican ’ Mothers Taught by Orphans of the Near East How the Greatest Nourishment for'the Least Money Was Achieved for Thousands of Children by the Near East Relief HE present ruddy health of thousands of chil- dren, only recently starving in the war regions of the Near East, affords a most striking object lesson for American mothers. The food experts of The Near East Relief organization, knowing the necessity of giving children energy and health through genuinely nutritious foods, chose Karo as one of only six. These experts know, and their Near East children now show, that as an invigorating, health building food, Karo is among the first in food value. (Read carefully Dr. Curran’s letter to the right.) Here is the reason why Karo is so highly recom- mended: food element, Dextrose, which your doctor can tell you has a tremendous health value. This essential element, Dextrose, is assimilated almost directly into Karo contains a large percentage of the vitalizing the blood and tissue cells—and furnishes the fuel and energy of your body. And children delight in the delicious flavor of Karo and Red Label Karo are spread on bread. Bjue Label equally nutritious. INTERNATIONAL “"GOLDEN RULESUNDAY” DECEMBER 2, 1923 Endorsed by President Coolidge est nourishment at the very lowest food BY Presidential Endorsement, De- cember 2nd is set aside as “‘Golden Rule Sunday.” On this day you are asked by the Near East Relief to eat only these six inexpensive but highly nourishing foods: Milk, Beans, Rice, Macaroni, Cocoa and KARO. These are the foods which have given health and energy to thousands of chil- dren in the Near East who were only recently starving. By eating them you will get the high- children. On December 2, 1923, instead of my usual dinmer, I will eat the equivaleat of the served to the orphan children of Near East Relief, and give the differsnce to them. Name. Stroe Cityo St ‘We will send you upon return of this coupon a booklet containing latest map of the Near East, fi of present conditions in th additional menus and recipes piotures of the larfest orphanage in the world at Alexandropol, facts i tine and the Russian Caucasus, together wi ions for observing ‘‘Golden Rule Suaday,’” prepared by Dr. Henry Vas 2‘(--, Syris, c»flfl;'c"uu and others. NEAR EAST RELIEF, 151 Fifth Avenue, New York City simple meal Orphans of the Near East thank- ing God for the Jriends who daily Sfill their bowls. cost. And the Near East Relief asks you to give what you save on this Sunday Dinner to continue its great work among the orphans and children of the war stricken regions. Your grocer will give you a folder of menus by famous chefs, prepared from these six foods which have transformed half starved orphans into liappy, heslthy e Please sign the coupon and mail it to The Near East Relief 151 Fifth Avenue New York ¥ Karo is one of the foods that have transformed S| half-starved orphans into happy, healthy children. ilf / ] i Hifl; T L& i H AT i \ il'.' “ 8tvy, v 22p00107 38 s ‘g Vappr, 10,00 3F thea Your cidtery "Bhoyg fprcena sy, Ortis LAY ucoczae-.'a:';f;i or, ‘Karo has helped to save the remnant of the oldest Christian nation in theworld."” - J-' Propuers REFRING (€ v YUR u Can LoOrns