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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1901
Page
3
Professor Price recounts the Roentgen Society meeting in New York noting X rays reveal unseen teeth and delays in eruption. The technique locates teeth beneath the surface, guiding safe, painless placement and early clues to missing cuspids and lateral incisors with practical examples from patients around ages 12 to 15.
The article explains the dental radiograph as essential for locating abscesses and root conditions, guiding root fillings, and preventing deformities. It describes cases of misplaced teeth, improper eruption, and the value of radiographs in spotting dead pulp, jaw lesions, and delayed tooth development, all showing rapid painless imaging.
The text explains placing a Xee shape in the mouth and positioning the X ray tube about ten inches from the face. It notes no sensation, a brief exposure, and that expert skill ensures radiographs of proper quality, reflecting Price's clinical emphasis on proficiency in dental radiography.
The Philadelphia Record recalls early stage coach lines between New York and Philadelphia and notes the rise and fall of routes from 1756 to 1896. It then discusses Queen Min of Korea, her schemes, assassinations, and Korea Japan relations, detailing Korea's area, population, and the imperial context.
A Yokohama dispatch predicts imminent war between Japan and Russia centered on Corea. It argues Japan needs Corea as an outlet for its surplus population while Russia clings to Manchuria. The column portrays Korea under weak rule after Queen Min and describes Japanese prowess, imperial fakery, and dire conditions for Korean women.
In Deadwood during the camp era a rough justice ruled with frequent homicides and vigilante actions. Bill Hooper, a lam e lawyer, takes a $25 case to win favor with his partner and risks a high fee if the case fails. At a justice of the peace, the defendant names Bill as his counsel, while the courtroom crowd watches.
In a Deadwood camp scene a judge clashes with advocate Bill Hooper and prisoner Jim, accusing Hooper of taking money and failing to defend. Bill admits he sought his payment and sought to humor Jim, saying justice is blocked by ill law in the camp until the bluffers are removed. The prisoner is discharged amid a volatile confrontation. Outside, the released man pays Hooper and leaves on a stage, fearing vigilantes.
London Answers notes remarkable sermons from Westminster Abbey where an unordained preacher spoke in 1873. Spurgeon’s weekly sermons have sold over 100 million copies and Prof. Max Mueller’s world religions sermon is highlighted. Canon Fleming’s Sanaringham discourse after the Duke of Clarence’s death earned L1,498 and profits split between Gordon Boys’ home and the British Home for Incurables. Thomas W Cridler becomes European commissioner of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
A St. Louis Republic report notes elephant trainers now employ machinery to teach games and stunts. Young pachyderms from Ceylon Sumatra and India are raised with cranes derricks and chains, learning head balancing rope walking and other acts as they adapt to modern methods.
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