Animal fat harms heart while vegetables and fish fats protect
University of Capetown researchers report that among fatty foods only animal fat raises blood lipid levels. Vegetable oils counteract it and fish oils further reduce harmful fats, aligning with broader observations of lower heart disease where fish is common.
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University of Capetown
South Africa
Arney Hawkins
Reuters News Agency
Clinical Nutrition Research Unit
The
Medical School
Capetown
Baltic
Finiami
Sweden
Bronte Stewart
Off-season training advised for hockey and basketball stars
The article urges athletes to use summer and fall for track sprints and broad jumps to build leg drive and conditioning. It promotes tennis, soccer and lacrosse for coordination and notes goalkeepers should practice table tennis and badminton for quick actions. It cites Knute Rockne and Bob Mathias on perseverance and publicizes Sports College's 700000 dollar Canada program with a reader offer.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Bob Mathias
Tre
Weekly Bible Comment Home Is True
The article extols the home as essential to Christian life, arguing most harm comes from broken or antagonistic homes. It urges daily prayer, Godly living, and kindness as the soil of true happiness, praying for society to embrace a blessed Christian home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Comment
Home IS True
School OF Christianity
Raw Vegetable Snack for Healthful Eating
Children enjoy sampling raw vegetables from the table and benefit from vitamins and minerals that may be reduced by cooking. Turnips cabbage and carrots offer tasty nourishment without long boiling times or heavy water use.
New course aids foreign soldiers dig Americanisms
Army Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth New Jersey runs slang focused English training for foreign troops. The program prioritizes practical American expressions over strict grammar with 30 minutes per session on slang. A Brazilian major sought meaning of hubba hubba and a Japanese major translated it into international jargon.
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Army Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth
N.J
Army
Alberta butter wins in Scottish Dairy Show overseas
Alberta butter secured four placings at the Scottish Dairy Show in Glasgow in February 1917. Northern Alberta Dairy Pool at Barrhead won first in unsalted butter, Woodland Dairy at Calmar took fifth in the same class, NADP Edmonton branch placed third in salted butter among 19 entries, and Wetaskiwin NADP finished fifth.
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Alberta
Glasgow
Scotland
L. C. Halmrast
Northern Alberta
Barrhead
Woodland
Calmar
NADP
Edmonton
Wetaskiwin
Quick Canadian Quiz from the pocket annual
Quick Canadian Quiz questions cover fish spawning routes in freshwater, the origin of Moose Jaw’s name, 1955 Canasta immigrant admissions, major federal department spending, and the Alberta Ontario crude oil pipeline route. The item cites material prepared by Quick Canadian Facts editors.
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Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Alberta-Ontario
Canada
Gretna
Man
Y. Imnipes
Rambunctious Wimberry the white ram roams Merthyr Tydfil
A pet ram named Wimberry in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, attracts children who ride him, but he also chases women shoppers, steals from baskets, and naps in shop doorways.
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Merthyr Tydfil
Wales
Wimberry
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Dog Breed Horizontal D4
Crossword clues list many dog breeds and related terms across horizontal and vertical sections with several abbreviations and thematic connections. The grid includes across items from 4 to 59 and vertical clues from 4 to 54, describing breeds, body parts, and common crossword vocabulary.
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Wes Santee
Madison Square Garden
AAU
America
Amateur Athletic Union
International Olympic Committee
Melbourne
Australia
Canadian Amateur Sport and Physical Fitness Development Service
Lloyd Percival
Sports College
Box
Toronto 1
Ontario
George
Two-gun
Valhalla
San Francisco
Knott
Berry Farm
Buena Park
Calif
Quick
Canasta
Thailand
Peggy
Chuck Ti
Ae Gees
LISS
Rane Enous
Les Carrell
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