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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
6
The piece urges heedful dental health for children emphasizing early treatment of decayed baby teeth, proper brushing technique, and daily flossing. It promotes peppermint cleansers, prophylactic chewing gum for cleanliness and digestion, lemon and pumice powder for whitening, and chalk polishing for a high finish. It warns against leaving decayed teeth, warns about food residue at night, and notes safe reuse of lemon juice in the mouth.
The Detroit Free Press notes Mrs. Thomas W. Palmer left nearly a million dollars to found a school to teach girls duties of wife and mother and home management. It questions if true motherhood can be taught in school rather than nurtured in the family.
An Arkansas planter explains his hogs could be penned and fed corn for quicker gains. The note then lists varied facts: Waterloo bayonets longer by about a foot, Brazil palms living 600 700 years, Caspian Sea area about 180 000 square miles, Australian marble wealth, compressed air for machinery, 26 ships aided by wireless in a fiscal year, dove hatchings from a dove loft, Finland area 144 249 square miles with one sixth water, North Carolina leading Eastern states in gold, and an Egyptian noble tomb from 4500 years ago exhibited at the Met.
Articles discuss postwar Europe rebuilding needs noting an estimated 50 million cubic feet of timber. The text also covers varied trivia including heart size, Michigan Ohio borders, praise etiquette, Constantinople slang Sublime porte, ancient printing blocks in Korea, a German lighthouse lamp, Japanese ship control tech, Sicily petroleum history, and a Detroit Free Press poem on babies costing care and joy.
A letter explains silo economics with a reader question on why silos help farmers. It argues 60 percent value is in the ear, 10 percent in blade and husk, 30 percent in stalk. without cutting stalks feed efficiency and losses are high. Testimony from farmers claims siloing costs less than traditional handling after setup, accounting for wear and tear.
District Attorney announced evidence of an illegal combination among milk dealers to push costs higher. A major milk company said Grade A quart milk would rise from ten to eleven cents and Grade B pint milk from five to six, with the executive claiming no further changes and most Grade B buyers in quarts unaffected.
A quirky speaker claims influence over a listener's nerves and energy. The remark outlines how arithmetic actions like add, subtract, multiply, and divide apply to physical and mental strain, work interest, and chances for success. The passage plays on economic terms to describe personal hardship.
A rector commends a pig as exceptionally fine aboard a village scene while a contemplative villager remarks they wish they could die as fit as the animal.
If a two and a half mile diameter ice column extended from Earth to the sun, 93 million miles away, the sun’s full power would melt it in a single second, according to Professor Young.
At least five major libraries worldwide each house over one million volumes. The record holders include institutions with vast historic and modern collections, drawing researchers and scholars from around the globe.
Russian savings banks report an inflow of Bl 750,000,000 since the war began, indicating rising private deposits as economic conditions shift amid ongoing conflict.
The saying notes that happiness comes to those who understand the causes of things as attributed to Virgil.
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