02 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
1
The piece argues dental diseases harm overall health, calling the mouth the body’s gateway. It cites Dr. Osler and others on how poor dental hygiene spreads infections, affects growth in children, and contributes to digestive disorders, anemia, malnutrition, and serious diseases.
Shoe cases for sale at Yan kiners' Department Store. Summer chats at Bargain Prices Smith & Smith. White felt hats for fall at Eva Johnson's. Mrs J A Walter visited parents in Berrien Center Michigan. Uncle Elias Phelps near Greensboro spent weekend in Carthage with Eunice Phelps Ruth Henley and John Bentley. Mr Phelps turns ninety three on August 30 and remains spry.
The article argues pregnancy harms teeth less today thanks to modern dental science. It explains decay is external, starts at exposed surfaces, and that even damaged crowns can be restored if the root remains healthy. Modern dentistry can rescue teeth whose bony support remains viable.
Sweet pea vines need strong support using brush or coarse wire netting. Cut blossoms as they bloom and again when fading to prolong flowering until frost. Keep stems long and loosely arranged when placing in vases. The flowers’ beauty and fragrance make them a popular garden staple.
A Popular Mechanics writer explains placing gate posts with a long rod beneath ground to brace them. Packing tight rocks or bricks inside the lower ends makes a substantial invisible brace that prevents spreading.
Unemployed women in Ripley town ship are invited to register for steady tomato canning work at Carthage Cannery from August 15 through the tomato season. Dana Canned Goods Co will process 203 acres of tomatoes with at least 75 women needed and top wages of 4e per bucket. Plant improvements include new machinery, sanitary sealed cans, and sixty electric lights for night shifts. Registration date to be announced. Contact W. E. Winfield, Supt. Factory 113, residence 143.
A series of social visits and family events unfold across Milton Indianap olis Pendleton Summitville Rushville Greenfield Knightstown Spiceland and surrounding areas. Names include Amy Winslow Marjorie Hill Katie Cochran Cassius Gray Pearl Evans Ida Jessup Charles Ratliff Lilburn White Eva White John Julian Fred Jessup and families. A wedding Calvin Binford and Jennie Zuideme is noted and death of Mrs Elizabeth Hardesty referenced with burial at Glencove.
Loudenback and Miss Miriam Jessup visited Knightstown on Friday. Mr and Mrs M B Jessup were guests of Mrs Jessup's mother Mrs Hudson and Mr and Mrs Harry Hudson at Greenfield.
Sale dates set for August 3 in Florence Hunt executrix notice. Walker and Reames to conduct farm and stock sale on September 25. Frederick E Sohn to sell horses cattle and equipment at his farm on August 28. Watch for bills.
Mr and Mrs C. A. Mossburg of Andersonville announce the engagement of their daughter Mabel E to Rev Carl R Berg. The wedding will take place in September.
A missing Elgin movement watch with a white metal fob was lost between Tom Gray’s residence and the slaughter house on Rural Route 23. Please return to H. O. Pitts.
Smith and Smith announce a sale event featuring new felts and corduroys on August 8 9 and 10. The notice highlights store offerings and shopping options with pricing and location details not fully legible.
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