Patenting University Research: Harry Steenbock and the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
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Your baby! There is nothing you wouldn't do to give her the straight, sturdy legs, strong back and sound, even teeth that she has a right to have. Perhaps you have been depending upon the sun to provide the body-building Sunshine Vitamin D she needs to insure a sound bone structure. But the sun's Vitamin D benefits become less and less as winter grips the land! The precious ultraviolet rays are only one-eighth as beneficial as in summer. Hours of sunlight are shorter. Children are much indoors. Clouds, smoke, clothing-allthesehaltthebeneficialrays. What To Do About It To safeguard your children against this lack of Vitamin D-to help assure them of a foundation of strong, straight bones, of fine, even teethdo as physicians encourage mothers to do: Serve foods enriched with sunshine Vitamin D-irradiated foods ! Through the Steenbock Process, milk, cereals and other foods, as well as pharmaceuticalswhichyour doctor can prescribe, are made rich in Vitamin D through exposure to ultra-violet rays. Foundation-licensed productscarefully selected for wholesomeness, availabiity and low costcontribute definite benefits. The process used is patented to insure exact and dependable scientific control, to help give your child a sound "foundation for the future." Send the coupon for free booklet, "A FOUNDATION OF STRENGTH FOR THE FUTURE." Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, Madison, Wisconsin.*
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