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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
5
A Health Society warns that clean healthy permanent teeth begin at age six with four permanent molars. Misunderstanding of baby teeth risks facial deformity and future health. Regular brushing fights enamel decay caused by mouth micro organisms and saves pain and costs.
Many merchants prosper with after hours salesmen Electric Light as storefront windows glow brilliantly on main thoroughfares. Prolific displays attract crowds, with Mazda Lamps providing attractive illumination at low cost. Lamp experts offer help to dress windows to rival the city’s best.
A Joaquin Miller passage ponders human folly and war with rich imagery. It asks if it is worth while to jostle others and battle to humble a fellow soldier, seeking pity for all as mortality approaches. The poem contrasts peace in fields with the cruelty of men, urging humility before time's swift passage.
Excerpt discusses long term decline of greenbacks as a threat, noting the Treasury now holds about 1,250 million in gold while the nation's estimated gold stock tops 1,800 million. The text argues greenbacks are a diminishing risk to the currency system despite Civil War obligations.
An article notes bread becomes stale quickly under ordinary conditions and discusses a potential method to keep bread fresh. It cites Dr J R Katz of the University of Amsterdam in a recent Journal of the American Medical Association issue as supporting a prevention method.
Dr Katz reports bread stays fresh when kept at 122 F or higher, with crust softening from moisture. Fresh crumb is maintained in dry cold storage, and practical tips include brief oven reheating to re-crisp crust. Also notes on bread shelf life under various temperatures and air conditions.
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