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Newspaper
Kansas City Star
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
3
A comic tale follows Freck in a diner as he visits a rough dentist advertised as painless. The patient endures a chaotic exam using a golf club and straw-hat cleaning tools, while misadventures and dental jargon spur a mix of fear and humor. The scene ends with the dentist assessing the damage and promising treatment.
The excerpt shows a patient recounting a harsh dental exam. The dentist estimates extensive work eight fillings one extraction and two crowns with a total of forty seven dollars framed as a payment plan. The scene evokes a grim gritty clinic environment and the patient’s anxious dialogue about cost and procedure.
A man complains about getting swindled by waiters as he contemplates eating a steak and delaying dental work. Another party member urges to push on, noting how delays raise costs and that they cannot win against the establishment.
A retrospective recalls Commodore Dewey's 1908 Manila Bay victory over Spain. It notes the bold plan by Theodore Roosevelt and the age of the ships, the dramatic battle sequence, and the swift U S destruction of the Spanish fleet with minimal American casualties, sealing U S power in the Far East.
The piece argues American appetites are jaded by dozens of meat sauces and condiments. It notes a grocery list of forty five varieties, cites foreign restaurants as flavor examples, and cites doctors saying moderation keeps condiments healthful while excess harms.
A 600 member delegation from seven Eastern states, part of the National League of Women Workers, will meet at the White House with President and Mrs. Roosevelt. The group includes saleswomen, factory workers, stenographers, teachers and dressmakers. Wu Ting-fang will discuss The Chinese View of the American Woman.
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