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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
3
In a weekly public health feature by J E Peavy M D Commissioner of Health the article explains pedodontics as care for children's teeth with emphasis on preventive practices. It highlights the six year molars as permanent teeth crucial to arch strength and future dental health, stressing early care and guidance through age fifteen.
The text notes that X rays were first discovered in 1895 by German physicist Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen. It also states that light travels about 186000 miles per second.
The reflection recalls a grandmother's visit and a child embracing his returning father. It parallels God's acceptance of sinners as they are, and invites prayer for humbling themselves and seeking Christ without pretense. The devotional emphasizes divine love and redemption through Jesus Christ.
The report notes that carrier pigeons fly at speeds between 20 and 30 miles per hour. It highlights how speed varies with wind and terrain, illustrating the birds as a dependable means of rapid message delivery in historical contexts.
July plentiful foods list from the USDA highlights iced watermelon peaches and dairy as bargains while summer vegetables overflow markets. Training labs in recreation and leadership for 4 H and Home Demonstration groups discuss how to train leaders and assess garment construction for fit and durability in ready to wear.
A king sized eggplant from G. D. Fletcher's Kiwanis Club Road garden weighed four pounds seven ounces last week. Fletcher said the large yield, including corn and blackeye peas, came from barnyard fertilizer used this year.
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