Wholemeal Bread
Sir, —The improved health of the people of Great Britain during the Second World War was not due entirely to the “National Loaf,” as suggested by “Staff of Life,” though it did contribute to that end. Sweets, chocolates, cakes, ice-cream and soft drinks were scarce and rationed. As the war went on, the health of the nation improved. The medical profession were unanimous that the restricted diet was the answer. The slogan, “Dig for Victory,” had the civilian population growing their own vegetables as never before—another vital factor for better health.—Yours, etc., L. JONES. Franz Josef, April 12, 1967.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31344, 14 April 1967, Page 12
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