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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1971
Page
10
Los Angeles Times reports Dr Roslyn B Alfin-Slater, nutrition professor at UCLA, emphasizes trustworthy sources and practical dieting advice. Her background spans chemistry, a PhD, and extensive work in vegetarianism, organics, additives, pesticides, obesity, and fad diets.
The Athens Messenger profiles Dr. Alfin-Slater from Columbia University and UCLA where she heads the Division of Environmental and Nutritional Sciences. She condemns fad health advice as dangerous and notes the medical field often neglects nutrition while urging constructive, evidence based guidance.
A collage of Dear Abby questions about a child guest staying after school and anonymous phone calls about a husband. Also includes reader opinions on vegetarianism organic farming and food additives with medical cautions and practical tips for handling crank calls and family service help.
This Washington Post piece by Edith Vanocur offers guidance on storing and preparing wild game. It covers hanging meat for flavor, assessing age by bone, and methods to reduce fishy tastes in waterfowl. It includes a Marinated Wild Rabbit recipe with red wine, aromatics, and cognac for tender results.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company study finds a rise in children deprived of a parent due to divorce or annulment. In 1955 about 347,000 United States children were affected, while parental death probabilities for a 25 year old father and mother declined since previous decades.
Rita Hauser argues birth control fueled women’s liberation and autonomy over body and destiny. Carol Roberts notes acceptability of honest work without dress constraints. Lainie Kazan describes imposing schedule to calm her four month old daughter amidst public scrutiny.
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