12 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary newspaper header shows editor A J N Terrill and contact numbers. Advertisement follows with rates for car delivery and mail subscriptions, indicating periods of one year and six months with prices, all stated as prepaid.
Medical authorities emphasize strong teeth as a key to overall health. Milk, rich in calcium, is presented as the primary tooth builder for both children and adults, with recommendations to include ample milk in daily meals and use it in soups, creams, desserts, and creamed dishes.
A Washington dispatch says western insurgent Republicans push for a third party to block Hoover, with Idaho's Borah named as a potential leader. The piece argues Borah is not a true insurgent, usually aligning with the regular Republican line around election time and only a fleeting off year challenger.
Dr J A Allan reported on Alberta Geological Survey findings from 1931. Iron-rich beds in Burmis district show 15 to 54 percent metallic iron with 5 to 45 percent silica and titanium oxide up to 12. The ore is siliceous titaniferous magnetite but not commercially viable. Gypsum claims near Jasper Park cover Triassic beds with pure white gypsum lenses and thick impure zones. no large pure gypsum beds were found.
Dr J A Marshall of San Francisco warns against food fads claiming to prevent tooth decay. He notes vitamins lime and phosphorus are rapidly studied but urges caution as multiple factors including bacteria and glands affect dental health. He suggests a general diet with meat eggs fat starches and daily raw vegetables or fruit.
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