Eat Right to Work and Win

A single 1942 promotional comic from Swift & Company, Eat Right to Work and Win was a wartime pamphlet drawn by the celebrated New Yorker cartoonist Otto Soglow, best known for his "The Little King" strip. Combining Soglow's signature minimalist, whimsical linework with nutritional advice, it encouraged home-front readers to maintain their strength through proper eating habits during World War II. As a corporate-issued piece of ephemera, it stands as a charming, period-specific artifact of how comics were used to support national morale and public health campaigns.