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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1920

Page

12

X rays Move Dentistry Forward in Fight Against Abscesses

The article asserts X rays are crucial in dentistry and medicine, noting root abscesses as a major dental problem. It explains how pus sacs release poisons affecting the stomach, eyes, ears, and joints, often misdiagnosed as rheumatism, and urges early, thorough dental examination with no obligation for services.

Oldest Oregon juror Cyrus Yeaton keeps long court record

Cyrus Yeaton aged 74 in 1911 began serving as bailiff and later court crier, keeping diaries and noting juror reactions. Born in New Hampshire and a longtime trader, he moved across Oregon Washington Alaska before settling near Allen apartments with his invalid wife. They marked 56 years of marriage last month.

Enae Cyrus Kr Yeaton Cyrus New Hampshire Oregon Washington Northwest Alaska Fis Fortune Sunrine Cook Waashington Hillman Bis Allen Apartments

Convicts Yell Ends Repressive Rule at San Quentin Prison

A prison baseball game scene sparks a reform at California’s San Quentin as Warden James Johnston ends the silent system and harsh punishments. He introduces grammar school work and UC extension style courses, guiding inmates toward self rehabilitation and education.

San Quentin Cal America Jame A. Johnston California Johnston University of California Extension Ban Quentin Olver Leizure

Circus cancels July 4 parade over animal safety fears

Des Moines reports a circus owner pulled the big free street parade planned for July 4. He said jungle animals dislike firecrackers and warned that a cracker could injure lions in their cages, a concern he shared with reporters.

Des Moines

Planned wedding court guardian dispute in Sacramento

Ruby and Pearl Hunter both 17 sought to marry Hindus in Sacramento. They claimed parental consent but the judge ruled their parents were not proper guardians. The court appointed a guardian for the proceedings.

Sacramento Ruby Pearl Hunter Ape

Woman's visit to arraigned husband ends with purse theft

Akron dated July 16 Mrs. William Bolton says she went to see her husband arraigned on a charge of stealing automobiles at the police station and while there her pocketbook containing 36 dollars was stolen.

Akron, CO William Bolton

Pins Found In Child After X Ray At St. Louis

An 11 month old boy of Dr and Mrs H Grosby in St Louis had two safety pins removed from his throat after X ray locating them. Both baby and pins are doing well.

Et. Louis

Maid of the Mist Reopened After Redecoration

Niagara Falls July 16 The Maid of the Mist steamer once famed for tours under Niagara Falls has been redecorated overhauled and returned to service keeping its place as a popular attraction for visitors and tourists.

Niagara Falls Niagara Falla

Diamond Dyes Promise Perfect Color Results

Buy only Diamond Dyes for reliable results as directions guarantee. A druggist offers a Color Card to assist in selecting the right dye.

Freezone for Corns Promise Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Freezone as a fast remedy for corns. A tiny bottle purchased from a druggist claims to stop pain instantly and allow the corn to detach with gentle lifting, using a spell of magic.

Fatalities in New York Streets Prompt Historic Record

The report notes 187 people killed by piled vehicles in New York during June, the highest such death toll. In Norwich England on July 16 Hector Macdonald Darbridge 19 was found guilty of murder in the case of a brutal father and sentenced to six months for manslaughter. the father had five prior drunkenness convictions and had threatened his wife.

N. Y New York Norwich England Hector Macdonald Darbridge

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