Julius Gilbert White

By Julius Gilbert White, Madison College, Tennessee

Articles by Julius Gilbert White

Is Alcohol a Food?

February 1937

One of the most specious, and therefore deceptive, arguments used to sanction the daily use of moderate amounts of beverages containing alcohol, is the claim that alcohol has a food value. For instance, the manufacturers…

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The Alcohol Problem No. 3

March 1937

So far as scientific research has yet been able to reveal, that mysterious thing we call "life" resides in the cell which is the founda­tion of all living matter.

Myriads…

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The Alcohol Problem No. 4

April 1937

Alcohol a Narcotic

Alcohol is commonly spoken of as a "nar­cotic" and a "poison," and it is so rated by all chemists and physiologists. Horsley and Sturge, in "Alcohol and the Human Body," page 12, make a…

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The Alcohol Problem--No. 5

May 1937

The Physiological Effects of Alcohol

There is a wide difference of opinion re­garding the nature, extent, and seriousness of the injuries inflicted upon the body by alco­hol. A rather general opinion…

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The Alcohol Problem—No. 6

July 1937

Widespread Injury

As authorities have been quoted concerning the degeneration of the brain and nerve cells, so they might also be quoted concerning all the other organs,…

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The Alcohol Problem No. 7

August 1937

Whose Problem?

The responsibility involved in the alcohol  problem is being continually tossed around the circle. Some say it belongs to the Federal Government, and others that it is a State…

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The Alcohol Problem*—No. 1

January 1937

When planning to consider the problem which alcohol presents in the world today, we should first get a view of the whole subject and consider all of its multiple phases. We should discern which are the most important,…

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