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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1878
Page
4
The piece argues eggs are cheaper and more nutritious than meat, noting waste in meat and bone, praising eggs as easy to cook and digest. It suggests boiling at 180 degrees for five minutes, with butter, and dismissing fried eggs. Custards from eggs are nutritious, good for the feeble, and may substitute beefsteak.
Prof Brown of Tufts lectured on Charles Dickens as a dramatic author and reader in Boston. A Herald summary notes Dickens humor remains timeless while much American humor rests on daily gags and eccentricities, unlikely to fade for future generations.
The article notes early dental practices using gold for fillings and supports to secure teeth. It cites Roman records from 450 B C and Herodotus on Egyptian dental knowledge dating to 2000 B C. Martial mentions tooth work by Casselius, and a reference to aging gaps with gold fittings, covering six centuries of history.
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