Mooden Teeth Offer Natural Look Substitutes in Japan
Japanese dentists unveil wooden teeth as substitutes for porcelain and ivory. The natural looking teeth reportedly have a bluish hue and are produced using a secret method guarded by the inventor.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
7
Japanese dentists unveil wooden teeth as substitutes for porcelain and ivory. The natural looking teeth reportedly have a bluish hue and are produced using a secret method guarded by the inventor.
In Parry Sound District Buttered for ten months the patient recovered after one box of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. W. S. Kettyle testifies to relief from backache gravel and headache with lasting improvement. Reports claim cures for kidney disease and related ailments, boosting confidence in the remedy. Also mentions Prince Rupert cement deposits fueling local building.
The article discusses the allure of sunken treasure off Africa and in the Great Lakes region, noting reported riches in ships such as a vessel valued at millions. It cites rising salvage costs, uncertain recoveries, and the chance of locating cargoes while warning that most efforts yield little profit.
A Liverpool police report cites a "Black List" of women, noting 183 men and 14 women convicted in three or more offences within twelve months, and 72 men and 174 women in six or more convictions. The article frames women as a rising portion of habitual offenders and discusses the list's existence over two years.
The article surveys patents and experiments turning various materials into paper or paper-like products. It notes barley and oats as sources for paper to artificial bricks, roofing tiles, telegraph poles, and even window frames. It mentions cellulose uses from sponges to fabrics and hints at evolving plastics and textiles.
In a murky account a game warden retrieved a striped bass from the water while nearby a boy claimed another angler had been stealing his catch all morning. The warden found catfish perch and suckers ten feet downstream. The boy insisted he fed the fish and planned to continue fishing.
In a secluded studio space, musician Migs Singer works on a new vocal arrangement. The scene captures focused practice in a calm, private area, highlighting dedication to perfecting a performance.
Varying lamp chimneys require careful handling to prevent sudden failures. Housewives are advised to wash chimneys in hot tea water, dry them with soft cloth, and store spare chimneys ready for emergency. Also mentions Dysentery Cordial by Dr Kelloges as quick relief before a doctor arrives.
A London bus driver, guiding two passengers, finds himself mocked as they pretend to die. He asserts the vicar never buries the living, and the wagging tale reveals their prank hinges on the claim that they cannot be dead.
The Helena crowd reports a circus setting up with many local boys hoping to earn a free admission. Young hopefuls scramble for jobs handling water, tending elephants, and running errands as a bully taunts a boy in the crowd.
An advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as a cure all for infants and children ailments including colds worms and stomach issues claiming they are safe and produced by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont The testimonial from Mrs J A Rix Ebberleet P E 1 supports quick stomach relief and better sleep.
The Bureau of Plant Industry issued two farmers bulletins on barley Growing the Crop and Separation of Led Barley by the Specific Gravity Method. The Department plans more bulletins on Distribution and Uses of Barley and Winter Barley and will mail copies on request via the department or the International Dry Farming Congress in Lethbridge Alberta Canada.
The article notes coughing fits and sudden gasps for air as common symptoms in bronchitis and asthma. It describes spasms as frequent during illness and emphasizes the need for medical care during severe episodes.
An advertisement touts Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine and Dr Chase Nerve Food as a combined cure for bronchitis asthma and nervous exhaustion. It claims relief for respiratory symptoms and restored nerve health, with authentic bottles sold by dealers.
A minister preaches a reopening talk to children when Mrs Berkeley forgets to switch off the oven gas. Her husband at the church pew urges her to hurry and go home. The scene notes a rising temper and a call to action to shut off the gas.
The Bombay election roll lists 1813 women voters including 62 Hindus 433 Parsees 260 Muslims and a few Europeans Eurasians Japanese and Jews. Most voters are white and pale with nearly 70 percent of a certain group noted.
A jumble of colonial era social notes describes Chinese table etiquette with formal introductions and rank at meals, followed by digressions on dishes, then advertisements for remedies and quirky anecdotes about people and manners. It mentions Parmelee's Vegetable Pills and a German doctor Schurig with a peculiar slipper design.
A citizen mocks the notion of disinterested animal love while recounting a tale of Sophia the dog and a rich aunt. The nephew inherits wealth after the aunt’s death and the dog’s fate, then a cryptic claim of prussic acid emerges, reflecting a critique of late years of German wealth.
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