Dentists Adopt New Low Calorie Teeth Carving Technique
J GupOUIL es ATIOREEE As YY GAMUEL WARDLE, DENTISTieee Sal ch he wi aan a fl st low cal ah sear eeeeeane N, Teeth Garved for Dentists. oclé ém.
07 Feb 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1856
Page
1
J GupOUIL es ATIOREEE As YY GAMUEL WARDLE, DENTISTieee Sal ch he wi aan a fl st low cal ah sear eeeeeane N, Teeth Garved for Dentists. oclé ém.
The report describes tense House debates over Speaker selection in 1866, with Democrat and American Party members negotiating, proposing names like Mordeca Oliver and Gilchrist Porter, voting moves, and a direct vote showing Banks defeated. It also notes reactions in the galleries and ongoing petitions and messages from Kansas and Ohio affecting the session.
The article describes the Kuro-Siwo warm current off Japan, its reach from Formosa to the Straits of Sangor, and its influence on climate, comparing it to the Gulf Stream. It notes the counter current from the Arctic waters near Jesso, the effects on Japan, North America, and the Pacific, plus milder winters in Puget Sound and related naval observations. The closing line mentions the N. Y. Observer editor attending a tin wedding.
A bill before the Pennsylvania House of Delegates is expected to pass. Messrs. Earl Bill and Clark Waggoner have disposed of their interests to H. D. Cooke and A. Mace. Essex State is said to have been discovered in Santa Cruz County California. If unprofitable it will still aid working people. An iron furnace discharged an eleven inch gun over two thousand times at the Washington Navy Yard under Commander Dahlgreps.
A fragmented verse piece references a humorous and satirical poem about obedience and social mores. It mentions a ship Britannia and a Paris correspondent from a Boston Atlas, with hints of a miserly father and distant tales. The text is garbled and lacks a clear single event.
An official ceremony at the square saw a performer crippled by an infuriated beast mid performance. Bystanders roared as efforts to restrain the animal failed, leaving the participant severely beaten and the event marred before completion.
The Tribune reports on a Society’s action to place destitute orphan children into guardian families. Children were dressed neatly and farewelling their current homes as they move toward new guardians, school, and a future free from crime. The event featured parting songs and expressions of hope for wealth and peace in their lives.
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