Tooth Decay Curtailed by Use of Chemical
A report from Atlantic City notes preliminary tests by Naomi C. Turner and Dr. George Crowell suggesting tryptophane in saliva may influence tooth decay. Eight volunteers with cavities in six months split into treated and untreated groups showed possible reductions, but the small sample limits significance. Further comment from Dr. Fosdick emphasizes acid inhibition or saliva neutralization as decay control. related notes urge rheumatic fever prevention through school programs and report UV light reducing measles spread in a nine year Penn study.
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Tlantic City
Naomi C. Turner
Ot ‘Arbertain Chemical
Ington
Mass
George i
Crowell
Wreeting
Ata
L. §. Fosdick
Northwestern University Dental School
George M. Wheatley
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
New York
William F. Wells
University of Pennsylvania, Medical School
Estate Bequeathed to Widow in Local Will
The will of Benjamin Schwarzkoff, probated yesterday, leaves about 40 000 to 50 000 dollars to his widow Otillie and 1000 to nephew Harold Kuurzman. Schwarzkoff, 87, died Sept. 16 after moving from New York City to Long Beach in 1925. The estate chiefly comprises stocks and bonds.
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Benjamin
Schwarzkolf
Otillie
Harold Kuurzman
E. c. Deno
Pro‘bate
Schwarzkoff
New York City
Long Beach
Dollie, Will Stick By Her: Pacific Freight Linés
The fragment notes Milligan flew to Portland aboard Pacific Freight lines. No further names or details are readable.
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Dollie
Pacific
Milligan
Portland
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Atlantic
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