Fruit
Cereal coffee or toast coffee
Dry toast (one slice), or one muffin, or one gem
1 slice of crisp bacon
1 egg

If one has taken brisk exercise, or is to take a brisk walk of two or three miles, a dish of oatmeal or some other cereal, with cream and sugar, may be added.

Luncheon

Fruit
Creamed soup or purée
Meat, cheese or peanut butter sandwich, or two thin slices of bread and butter
Cup of custard, or one piece of cake, or two cookies

If purée of peas or beans is used the sandwich may be omitted and one slice of bread is sufficient. If the soup contains much cream or is made of corn or potato, the cake or cookies may be omitted.

Dinner

Meat, gravy, potatoes or rice
One vegetable (green peas, green beans, cauliflower, greens, corn. Do not use dried baked beans or dried peas with lean meat)
Salad or fruit
Ice cream or pudding, such as bread, rice, tapioca, cornstarch, or chocolate, or an easily digested dessert.

Diet II gives the calories of energy required by a business man or brain worker who uses much mental force.

DIET II
Breakfast
1orange without sugar100
1shredded wheat biscuit with sugar and cream175
2slices bacon75
2tablespoonfuls creamed potato160
1egg70
2slices toast with butter250
1baked apple85
2cups cocoa80
995
Luncheon
1bowl oyster stew250
6crackers120
370
Dinner
1/2pint clear soup with croutons75
1portion beefsteak433
2tablespoonfuls green beans70
2baked potatoes (medium size)90
2slices bread175
1pat butter33
2tablespoonfuls rice pudding with raisins and cream450
1326
995
370
2691

Diet III gives approximately the calories required for one taking moderate exercise.