Sugar as a major factor in heart disease, says Dr. Yudkin
Dr Yudkin of University of London reports rising sugar intake linked to coronary disease while fat intake rose little. He notes double sugar consumption in men with heart problems versus those without and finds similar patterns in atherosclerosis. Dr O Paul’s study of 2000 men finds early heart disease not tied to fat intake.
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Yudkin
Nutrition Department
University of London
U.S
O. Paul
Chicago
Shelterbelts and snow breaks studied for farming aid
The article discusses using shelterbelts to protect crops and livestock, with snow blowing as part of shelterbelt plans. It stresses evaluating snow break locations and field shelterbelts before planting additional belts, focusing on how much crop protection a farmer gains.
Shelterbelts plan guidance for wind control and plant protection
A Canadian Prairies style guide outlines shelterbelt layouts for farm windbreaks, ditch and road dividers, and homestead boundaries. It covers species mix, row spacing, maintenance, weed control, life spans, staggered harvests, mulch use, and provisioning of seedlings from PFRA Indian Head nursery with 1968 planting season notes.
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PFRA
Tree Nursery
Indian Head
Sask
Evie Lennard Faces Old Flames and New Truths
Evie Lennard a former Hollywood star known as Eve Collyer receives a telegram from Gus Avery, an old agent, sparking memories of her past life. In Maranville Ohio she reveals to husband Pete Lennard that it was Gus who phoned as Seth Altman, confessing a past deception and changing their understanding of her decision to marry.
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Vie
Tommy Bender
Mars
Evie
Eve Collyer
Hollywood
Evie Krause
Pete Lennard
Maranville
Ohio
Pete
Paul
Darling
Gus
Gus Avery
A J
Sti
Seth Altman
Lywood
Redden House
Mamie Sommers
Mamie
Sandra
Seth
Peewee
Altman
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Bay
Toronto
Ottawa
Ontario
Montreal
Progressive Conservative Party
John Diefenbaker
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E. Shoom
Selywood
Louis Arthur Cunningham
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