Identifier: canadiannurse1939cana (find matches)
Title: The Canadian nurse
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Canadian Nurses' Association
Subjects: Nurses Nursing and Nursing Management Periodicals
Publisher: (Ottawa, etc. Canadian Nurses' Association)
Contributing Library: University of Ottawa
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inning as early as twomonths, as the result of Libbys specialmethod of Homogenization. Homogenization provides a diet smooth-er, finer, easier to digest, and more nour-ishing than the most carefully preparedstrained foods. Libbys homogenization method ensureseasy digestion by completely breaking upthe tough cell walls which, in the case ofstrained foods, must be penetrated by babys digestive juices, to digest the nourishmentin the cell. Libbys Homogenized Baby Foods areavailable in six balanced combinations for-mulated at the suggestion of nutritionists.These are indicated below. In addition,Libbys now provide three single vegetableproducts: Carrots, peas, or spinach. Nurses are invited to write for sampleswhich include the six combinations and thethree new single vegetable products. Alsofor a copy of the Research booklet A Criti-cal Review of a Recent Discovery in thePreparation of Solid Foods for Infants.Address your requests to Libby, McNeill dCLibby Laboratories, Chatham, Ontario.
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6 BALANCED BABY FOOD COMBINATIONS Peas, beets, asparagus tips. Pumpkin, tomatoes, siring beans. Spinach, carrots, peas. Cereal ... ■■ ■ Prunes, ^ Soup whole milk, ^ ^ pineapple i F^ tomai whole wheat, ^ W juice, ^^ carrots, soya bean lemon chicken flour. juice. barley, c Three New Homogenized Single Food ProductsCARROTS PEAS SPINACH Made in Canada by iBY, McNeill & libby of Canada, limited, Chatham, oi NEW EDITIONS JOIN THE UPSWING IN NURSING EDUCATION! DIETETICS HISTORY OFNURSING MATERIAMEDICA NURSINGCARE STATE BOARDQUESTIONSANDANSWERS NUTRITION IN HEALTH AND DISEASE: Cooper, Barber & Mitchell: Completely revised, reset andincludes much new material, especially on Vitamins. Coversprinciples of nutrition, diet in disease, feeding of Motherand Child, nutrition and health service, etc. Conforms tolatest advances in Teaching. 7th Edition. 1938. 708 pages101 illustrations $3.00 HISTORY OF NURSING NOTE-BOOK: Jamieson & Sewall: Further revision 1938 especially inthe sectio

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