Cereal Additive May Aid Tooth Decay Study
In Grafton North Dakota 500 grades four to eight students will test a phosphate additive in cereal to see if it reduces cavities over two years. The study compares regular cereal to the additive and follows teeth at the start and end of each year. The FDA lists the additive as safe and General Foods sponsors the project.
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Grafton
N.D
John K. Peterson
North Dakota Health Department
State Department of Health
Indiana University
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
General Foods Corp
White Plains
N.Y
Classified Act Offers Cash for Outgrown Bikes
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Ann Landers Advice Column Snippets From Potosi Fire Report
A PS segment includes readers seeking guidance on hosiery modeling, gambling, teen gifts, and marriage issues. The column notes a Las Angeles Gamblers Anonymous address, a Kansas reader origin, and a mother urging return of a teen’s jewelry. A separate notice mentions a 1964 fire at a Potosi area barn destroying hay and stock valued with sheriff involvement.
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Ann Landers
Kansas
Jack
Arlene
P. O
Los Angeles
Calif
Selene
la Crosse Tribune
Arnold Weber
Potosi
Echee Seaee Potosi
Grant County Sheriff's Po
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Stuffed Summer Squash Side Dish Recipe
This article describes a baked stuffed summer squash side dish with green pepper onion tomato sauce bacon and bread crumbs. Squash is parboiled scooped filled baked at 400 degrees for 30 minutes and served for four. It also notes William Tweed the New York City political boss was jailed escaped to Spain returned to the United States and died in prison.
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William Tweed
New York City
Spain
United States
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