Are the great American salt, sugar, white flour, hot drinks, vinegar, hen egg and tobacco debauches partially responsible for cancer, infantile paralysis, influenza, consumption, whooping cough and the alarming increase in heart failure? A study, by Henry Hamilton Harwood

Title:	Are the great American salt, sugar, white flour, hot drinks, vinegar, hen egg and tobacco debauches partially responsible for cancer, infantile paralysis, influenza, consumption, whooping cough and the alarming increase in heart failure? A study
Author:	Harwood, Henry Hamilton
Note:	[Richmond Press], 1929

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Subject:	Diseases -- Causes and theories of causation
Subject:	Food
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