Turbulent Buenos Aires to Corriendo River Expedition
A travelogue recounts a voyage from Buenos Aires aboard a side-wheel steamer, passing the Uruguay and Parana rivers to Corrieten, describing marshy floods, floating camalotes, and port towns. It notes Rosario and Corrieten as grain and export hubs, with landscape shifting to low inundated plains and tropical trees.
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Fragmented text on dental health and remedies from old notes
Readable portions describe a peerage era medical discussion on pyorrhea and dental care. It cites Dr Mambiy with a dietary regimen including tomatoes and cranberries, plus acids and cleansing steps. The passage mentions teeth and gums, and references preparatory diagrams and suggestions for lay readers.
Expert Physician Argues Teeth Cause Many Diseases
In a century of dental debate, Dr. Charles B. argues that modern theory overemphasizes tooth decay as the root of illness. He says pyorrhea and related conditions stem from misaligned teeth and improper care, disputing claims that disease arises from other factors alone.
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