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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
2
The article discusses temporary fillings using plastics, cement, and gutta percha for children and patients in poor health. It notes the benefits of early visits to the dentist at age two, the risks of neglect, and guidance to avoid long term use of temporary work unless conditions require it.
Cement fillings offer a versatile option for children frail teeth and temporary needs. They color match teeth well, provide strength, and are quick to insert at low cost, though not permanent. Used for attaching crowns bridges and seals, cements aid medicine delivery and can support early dental work until permanent options exist.
A man objects to a young woman wearing a hair mattress and puffed headwear on a streetcar. He refuses to give up his seat, calling the style unbecoming and a sign of non intelligence while a companion smirks and defends traditional dress. He declares disapproval as a small reform effort.
The piece extols calmness as a practical habit and source of comfort. It links calmness to fearless steadiness, notes fear often arises from self doubt, and urges maintaining composure when adversity rises to avoid disturbance in others and self.
The Avignon city authorities restored the papal palace and plan to host performances. Negotiations with a theatrical manager aim to stage shows in the historic grounds when weather allows, with indoor halls used during bad weather.
A Harper's Weekly anecdote recalls Thomas Edison remarking he was invited to dine with a "captain of industry" crowd to dilute the company after a directors meeting at his Orange laboratory touched on indictments against trusts.
The dialogue shows Miss Keen taunting a runner about being far behind as Patton Ayres I pursues excellence in training. The scene emphasizes competition and determination among athletes in a pageant or race context.
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