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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1976
Page
4
The piece warns about red dyes and preservatives in meats such as hot dogs and bacon. It claims hormones and antibiotics in animal feed raise chemical exposure and cites rising cancer rates in cities adding fluoride to water. It promotes self-help against additives and criticizes costly Feingold therapy.
A piece warns that many foods carry dangerous chemicals and additives linked to hyperkinesis and learning disabilities. It highlights Dr. Ben Feingold’s work, notes millions of children may be affected, and urges readers to study nutrition in a chemical world and avoid artificial colors.
County wide tornado drill planned for next Wednesday morning April 14 between 9 and 11 as part of Tornado Preparedness Weeks. In cooperation with National Weather Service, warnings will be broadcast from Emmetsburg warning point and stations. participation urged in schools, nursing homes, government offices, and by citizens with cards to Civil Defense.
Iowa Lake Region School Food Service members from Ruthven Ayrshire West Bend Graettinger Emmetsburg and a guest from Terril gathered in Graettinger on March 18 Lois Jacobson Ruthven president led the meeting with officers for the coming year She will remain president Pat Alger keeps secretary treasurer Eunice Struecker of West Bend becomes vice president until April 1977 then takes over as president Dorothy Drum Also a Ruthven School Nurse film on breast cancer hosted by the group Twenty cooks shared lunch and menu ideas Emmetsburg hosts next meeting on April 15.
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