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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
7
A Philadelphia weekly guide for mothers emphasizes dental care starting with the first teeth. It advises daily cleaning with a soft brush and chalk or orris root, rinsing with a weak acid solution, and tongue scraping. It notes first teeth guide permanent teeth, urges dental visits from age four twice yearly, and warns that the four molars around six to eight years old are keystones needing monitoring to prevent decay.
The record lists jurors for Etwerity Plairsville Ponder Hirushyalley Durrel Washington Putter Conemaugh Cenker Canse Creekside Cirmer and Creekside representatives. Named jurors include J Strawcutter M G Wier J A Medunkin George Adams Ira C Cochran Glen Miller C B Spencer W J Gibson Jeln Shank.
A collage of home decoration guidance stressing child development through possessions and beauty, followed by a note on Natal's naming from Christmas day discovery by Vasco da Gama. Additional brief items explain Earth attraction physics and a physician’s view on suburban indigestion from hurried commuting.
The piece argues there is one safe rule for studying English to read those who wrote it best. It notes mothers often judge children by language and asserts constant Bible and Shakespeare study is the best guideline with no substitutes.
Seven year old John Yursick, son of George Yursick of Canoe township, died from tetanus or lockjaw at Punxsutawney Hospital on Saturday.
The article explains the true cost of collecting federal income taxes, arguing public estimates are high. It cites figures: 1920 cost about 55 cents per $100 collected and 1921 about 87 cents, noting some expenses cover enforcing child labor, narcotic, and prohibition laws, with total department costs and revenues given for both years.
Anchorage locals report Alaska's oldest bear was slain near the city. The pelt and head were sent to Seattle. The bear measured 11 ft 1 in in hide, stood 6 ft at the shoulder, and weighed about 1700 pounds. Brain and toothless jaws led natives to say it was long hunted.
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