Eat Hearty And Grow Slim Diet Proves Safe For One Man
William B Moore of Wilmington Delaware has followed the Eat Hearty reducing diet since September 8 1948. He kept to nine rules eating fatty meats and permitted fruits and vegetables with no added salt losing eight stone in seven months from 263 pounds to 212. DuPont physicians have repeatedly checked him and found no ill effects among Moore or any of the 300 other employees who tried the diet.
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William B Moore
Wilmington
Delaware
DuPont Company
Moore
Det
Meat diet test shows no harm after year long trial
A 1951 feature recalls Stefansson and Andersen who lived on a pure meat diet for a year at Bellevue, with doctors noting no harm and even increased vigor. Fat addition resolved initial stomach upset, hair loss ceased for Andersen, and both men remained in strong health despite minimal fruits or vegetables.
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Russell Sage Institute
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Clarence W. Lieb
Journal of the American Medical Association
Vilhajalmur Stefansson
Karsten Andersen
Stefansson
Stem
Stern
Lieb
High Speed Adds Greatly To The Cost Of Motoring
Chief E J Stankard and the Elyria Police Department warn that excessive speed raises auto costs by more gasoline oil tires and parts wear, with only tiny time gains. The June traffic safety education program Speed Kills Take It Easy is sponsored with the National Safety Council and Elyria police coordination.
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E J. Stankard
Elyria
Stankard
National Safety Council
Elyna
Medical Society To Meet Tuesday Evening In Lorain
Lorain County Medical Society holds its regular monthly meeting at the Pueblo in Lorain on Tuesday June 12 starting at 5 30 PM with dinner. Dr Wiley L Forman an assistant professor of medicine at Ohio is listed as a speaker.
University to Address Group on Common Problems of the Laver
State university will address the group on Common Problems of the Laver. John W. Adrian, president, will conduct the business session.
Columbus man fined for gambling at numbers house
Samuel Johnson went to police seeking remedy for a numbers game debt. Police brought him before the police judge, who fined him 100 dollars and jailed him for 10 days for gambling.
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Columbus
Samuel Johnson
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