

THIS YEAR, more than ever 
GROW YOUR OWN 
This year is a good time to get back to 
fundamentals. 
In the face of fearsome uncertainties, it’s 
wholesome to get closer to the soil... to 
move toward self reliance . . . to prepare 
for all eventualities. 
So this year is a good year for a return to 
Home Gardening .. . for “growing our 
own” and gaining greater independence, 
health, economy, and pleasure! 
(Uf you seek advice about Vegetable 
Gardening, consult us, at any time.) 

Garden-fresh 
Vegetables a Gold Mine 
of VITAMINS 
When your vegetables come fresh from the garden, their 
vitamin content is at its peak. 
Vegetables from the market are decidedly inferior to the 
garden-fresh kind in this vital quality, as in so many 
others. If you want the fullest protection for your family’s 
health, GROW YOUR OWN VEGETABLES. And be 
sure to have plenty of those vegetables that are highest 
in vitamin content. 
The following chart is a guide to Vitamins in Vegetables. 
FOR VITAMIN A, the anti-infective vitamin (pro- 
motes growth, appetite, digestion, resistance to infec- 
tion. Essential for normal reproduction. Lack of it can 
cause nerve degeneration, night blindness, diarrhea, 
sterility). 
Excellent sources—carrots, collards, escarole, green 
lettuce, green peas, spinach, turnip greens. 
Good sources—green beans, green cabbage, chard, 
yellow corn, kale, green peppers, pumpkin, squash, 
tomato. 
FOR VITAMIN B (B1), the anti-neuritic vitamin 
(promotes appetite, digestion, growth. Required by the 
mother for normal reproduction and lactation. Lack of 
it can cause impaired growth of breast-fed babies, loss 
of weight and vigor, subnormal temperature, sterility). 
Excellent sources—tripe beans, ripe peas. 
Good sources—asparagus, beans, cabbage, carrots, 
cauliflower, celery, collard, lettuce, onions, parsnip, 
potato, spinach, tomato, turnips, turnip greens, 
watercress. 
FOR VITAMIN C, the anti-scorbutic vitamin (pro- 
tects body from scurvy. Required for normal tooth and 
bone formation and maintenance. Lack of it can cause 
loss of weight, fatigue, loss of appetite, sallow complexion, 
tooth decay). 
Excellent sources—cabbage, tomato, celery, onions, 
green peas, green peppers, rhubarb, turnips. 
Good sources—beets, cabbage cooked, carrots, cauli- 
flower, collard, cucumber, endive, lettuce, peas cooked, 
potato, pumpkin, spinach cooked, string beans, sweet 
corn, sweet potato, turnip greens, watermelon. 
FOR VITAMIN E, the anti-sterility vitamin (essen- 
tial for normal reproductive functioning in both male and 
female). 
Excellent sources—lettuce, watercress. 
Good sources—barley, bean, whole corn, oat, rice, 
wheat, peas, peanuts. 
FOR VITAMIN G, the anti-pellagric vitamin 
Excellent sources—beet green, kale, potato, spinach, 
turnip greens, watercress. 
Good sources—beets, cabbage, carrots, cowpeas, soy 
beans, lettuce, onions, tomato, turnips. 
