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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
2
An optimistic view argues humans won’t become toothless but urges care to prolong dental health. Advice includes brushing gums, massaging with a rubber cup, chewing hard foods, towel grip exercises between teeth, weight-tied tugging, and overall healthy habits like diet, exercise, and sleep.
In a quiet evening scene, Billie and Bobbie Rabbit hear a peculiar noise as Mother Rabbit stops reading and speculate it might be a horse pulling its foot from mud and perhaps their father snoring nearby.
Internationally renowned saxophonist Merle Johnston owns the world’s most complete saxophone music collection. He travels to distant libraries and shops worldwide to uncover manuscripts dating back to Adolphe Sax. Johnston performs seventy seven hours weekly on radio reaching twenty five million listeners and preserves these pieces as a lasting resource for scholars and musicians.
Mrs Rabbit wakes Brer Rabbit to scold his snoring. He wakes slowly, questions hearing the snore, then goes back to sleep. Bobbie Billie and Bobbie laugh and hurry to bed while Father Rabbit snores again, threatening to raise the roof.
Dr Theodore B Appel secretary of health denounces ads by quacks that lure consumers with glowing spreads for supposed cures. He cites educated people in remote areas as easy targets and urges caution against unethical advertisers.
The piece recounts William III’s early 18th century window tax to shore up a budget, its impact on middle classes, and later notes on sunlight’s health value. It mentions retrofitting homes, bricking up windows, and the 1851 repeal, with nods to artificial lighting and health science.
The piece argues against mail order medicines for illnesses like rheumatism. It notes rheumatism is often a symptom complex with unclear causes and that simple postage stamp pills offer no real cure. It urges seeking a reputable practitioner and avoiding self treatment and wasted postage.
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