Proper chewing aids digestion and health in children
Parents should teach children to chew food thoroughly to promote digestion and dental health. Doctors and dentists support this, noting reduced illness and bills. Even seasickness or car sickness can be alleviated by well masticated crackers or bread. Floating foods like meringues and certain floats illustrate buoyant textures that sit atop foundations.
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Oscar Is His Pal Dr L J Cooke Portrait Of Longevity
Dr L J Cooke assistant athletic director at the University of Minnesota has been the roommate of his dog named Oscar for 38 years. At age 67 he has served Minnesota since 1890s and coached in all sports except football. He introduced basketball at Minnesota and led five team championships including the famous 1919 1000 per cent team.
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Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Relief From Coughs
An advertisement advises that if coughing continues you should try Creomulsion. It claims it reaches the cause by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening germ-laden phlegm. The druggist offers a satisfaction guarantee and refund if results are not seen from the first dose.
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Scientists Study Radiation of Sun in Arizona and Mexico
An international year long solar study maps sun rays at three stations in Tucson Arizona University of Arizona and Hermosillo Mexico under Dr L F Miller of the University of Minnesota. Financed by the Rockefeller Foundation with aid from Guggenheim Airship Research Institute and others. The new instrument records cloud passage atmospheric factors and humidity to gauge sun radiation and its effects on crops medicines and weather.
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Cuba President Drops Business for Lunch at Two
President Carlos Mendieta ends cabinet talks at 2 p m by ringing a small bell at the head of the table. Secretaries' remarks are limited as meetings halt precisely at two, regardless of speakers or subjects. Reporters noted one decree proposal could not be introduced due to the bell.
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Vermont Architecture Preserved by Camera
Vermont architecture from covered bridges to farm houses will be preserved in photographs. Fleming Museum at the University of Vermont houses the collection while students employed by the National Youth Administration photograph bridges and early Vermont buildings for future generations.
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Vermont
Fleming Museum
University of Vermont
National Youth Administration
Murder or merciful sleep
A discussion by Leonard A. Barrett questions whether euthanasia or mercy killing is ethical. It contrasts drowning relief, incurable pain, sterilization debates, and the law thou shalt not kill, urging readers to consider mercy versus murder in end of life cases.
New Desensitizer Aims to Make Tooth Drilling Pain Free
Columbia University announces a twenty year research breakthrough by Dr. Leroy L. Hartman. A desensitizer applied to the tooth surface promises painless drilling and potential tooth saving by preventing pain and extractions. The university will control pricing to ensure wide availability.
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New York
Columbia University
Leroy L. Hartman
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Mary Queen of Scots Necklace Sold for Five Dimes
A string of black pearls once owned by Mary Queen of Scots reportedly sold for 50 cents at an antique shop in Forfar Scotland. A buyer paid two shillings and later a jeweler alerted crown jewel authorities who allegedly confirmed the piece as the missing royal necklace.
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First Use of Capitol Building by Congress in 1800
The Capitol building in Washington was first used by Congress in October 1800 marking a milestone in U S government history. This event established the seat of legislative activity at the newly completed structure.
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Washington
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Suffer Manfully The Path To A Rich Life
A reflective line attributes a strong life to learning to endure and to enjoy life, urging resilience. It cites Ivan Pantin as the voice suggesting that fulfillment comes through learning endurance and embracing suffering.
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Adlerika claims relief for gas and sleep from bowel cleansing
An advertisement urges using Adlerika for gas pressing on the heart and sleep disruption. It cites Dr H L Shoub and Mrs Jas Filler praising intestinal cleansing and symptom relief. It asserts one dose relieves gas and constipation and notes availability at druggists.
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Nervous Woman Recovers After Cardui Use
Mrs Cora Sanders of Paragould Arkansas describes regular shaking spells and exhaustion that improved after taking Cardui. She says she felt worlds better and shared it with her daughter who also recovered. Thousands of women testify to Cardui's benefits. If it does not help, see a physician.
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Paragould, Ark
Cardui
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