Clean Mouth Less Disease Says Tufts Doctor
Dr Timothy Leary of Tufts Medical and Dental School told a Forsyth Dental Infirmary audience that mouth cleanliness reduces bacteria and disease risk. He urged using only absolutely clean items in the mouth and noted sunlight and heat kill bacteria. He warned sunlight is essential to prevent microbial overgrowth and aid health.
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Timothy Leary
Tufts Medical and Dental School
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Tropics
Wills Prefers Jail to Alimony in Suit
Nat M. Wills the comedian may cancel his Hippodrome engagement and serve six months in Ludlow Street jail to block Mrs. Heloise M. Wills La Belle Titcomb from receiving $500 monthly alimony. He mentions the jail option in a Supreme Court affidavit filed yesterday.
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New York
Nat M. Wills
Hippodrome
Ludlow Street
Heloise M. Wills
la Belle Titcomb
Wills
Supreme Court
Husband seeks further alimony reduction citing income drop
The husband requests a further reduction of alimony claiming his pay from the Hippodrome has fallen from $500 weekly to $400. He says his first wife, now touring South America as a leading act owner, earns at least $250 weekly and owns property and jewelry from him. He also notes a $7000 debt at 1914 15 season end and accuses her of luxurious living including a $4500 automobile, while he faces potential jail if unable to pay.
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West Ninety-seventh Street
South America
Wills
Justice Guy
Must Teach War Cripples at Harvard Lecture
Dr. R. B. Osgood urged the United States to build an adequate system to train disabled soldiers for occupations as part of preparedness. He compared U S efforts unfavorably with Germany and warned that without work programs many veterans would burden the state after war.
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United States
R. B. Osgood
Harvard Medical School
Germany
Harvard OUI to Ban Noise in Widener Reading Room
Harvard moves to quiet the Widener Memorial library reading room where over 1000 students study. Tete a têtes are barred and a sign reads For readers only, signaling the space is not for gossipers.
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Harvard
Widener Memorial Library
Widener Reading Room
Cook's Nile boats burn after desert voyage attempt
A dispatch reports Thomas Cook & Son transformed steamers into transports for Persia. Four large ships were prepared to sail but Arab crews refused to board and were arrested. All four transports caught fire at night, damaging the vessels and workshops, with losses estimated in the millions of marks.
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Risalin
Sayville
Ordine of
Ancona
House of Cook
Thomas Cook & Son
Egypt
Persia
Nile
Handy Volumes Offer Quality At Cambridge Prices
The Handy Volumes are well made and well bound. They use the same grade of materials as the more expensive Cambridge issue and are produced by the same makers. The lower price comes without any skimping on quality or workmanship.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Britannica
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica Corporation
American Publishers
Cambridge University
Cambridge University of England
Cambridge
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