Dentists Cited As Key To Reform In Juvenile Delinquency
Charles D. Hilles, chair of the Republican national committee and president of the New York Juvenile Association, argues decayed teeth drive delinquency. He cites a study at Dobbs Ferry's Children's Village where 91 percent of boys show bad teeth and, after two years of dental care and dental hygiene, 90 percent are deemed good citizens.
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Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
New York Juvenile Association
Dobbs Ferry
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Hilles
Dentists Save Delinquent Boys by Restoring Teeth
A reform program for delinquent youths links dental health to behavior. At the Children's Village, new admissions receive exhaustive dental work and regular cleanings, with six month checkups. After two years most boys reach normal size and weight and many pursue open-country reform, aided by good teeth and nutrition.
Lafitte Treasure Chase Draws Three Local Parties
In Vermilion Parish area near Gueydan and White Lake two Treasure hunts arise led by Captain J D Bonnin and joined by Dr J Milton Ite Adam Brasseaux and K P Veote. Their voyage collided with the steamer Bobby White causing damage to one end of the launch. A second party, Frederick Mackensie and Charlies Tenney Jackson, claim the Lafitte chart and began from New Orleans three weeks ago. A third group from Abbeville remains unnamed.
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J. Miltonite
Adam Brasseaux
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J. D. Bonnla
Vermilion Parish
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Whitelake
Frederick Mackensie
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Climate's Effect on Wheat Experiments at Seille Secondary
Department of Agriculture experiments show climate as the main factor in wheat characteristics across regions. Wheat grown in California remained uniform despite soil origin, while Kansas and Maryland wheats differed from each other regardless of soil, indicating locality determines composition and appearance.
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Preve Seille
Washington
Department of Agriculture
California
Kansas
Maryland
Senora Huerta's Life An Active One
Mexico City reports the daily life of Senora Huerta wife of the dictator who rules Mexico with an iron hand She enjoys social whirl and lavish entertainment even as the country endures war and her husband faces deposition at the hands of the United States
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Mexico
O'Shaughnessy
Dictators
Mexico City
United States
Benora Huerta
Toduy
Mexco
National Palace
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