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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1926
Page
3
An overview tracing early tooth brushing from primitive stick tools in Central and South America to modern brushes with hog bristles and cellulose handles. It notes advantages of stick brushes, evolving materials, and dental guidance on brushing technique.
The Rockefeller Foundation reports that ordinary Paris green used for potato bugs is effective against mosquito larvae, offering a cheap method to curb malaria. Large scale drainage and oiling water are costly. the dust method sprayed from airplanes aims to kill wigglers without harming fish or livestock.
The United States Public Health Service outlines definitions and treatments for shock from various causes. It explains signs such as pale, anxious skin, dilated pupils, and rapid weak pulse, and covers general care for non electric shock and steps to safely remove a patient from an electric current before starting artificial respiration.
Berkeley researchers study how tobacco smoke affects rat powers with experiments led by Miss Hazel Field. The work aims to detail physiological changes and potential implications for human tobacco use and health understanding.
The physiology department at the University of California conducted experiments using rats to test tobacco effects. Miss Field designed a cage and pipe system to draw smoke into the cages, using Pennsylvania leaf tobacco to simulate human smoking. Rats showed no ill effects and appeared to enjoy smoking, with increased stimulation and heightened activity after exposure.
A memorial tablet for the Shenandoah dirigible head has been installed in the hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey by the New Jersey Veterans of Foreign Wars honoring the airship’s leader.
Rosina Galli, seven years old, won a dance contest in Milan that led to her rise as premiere danseuse and ballet mistress at the Metropolitan Opera House New York. She attended as a child, danced with natural grace, and after winning first prize received an invitation from Gatti-Casazza to join the Metropolitan Ballet.
Navy cargo ship Kittery proves a storm forecasting method using radio data barometric charts and weather maps. Navigators credit early storm path warnings for avoiding or rerouting to port, with August 1924 near-miss and later Hurricane Little Brother guiding a safer coast run despite widespread damage and deaths at Tortola.
A. C. Fox of San Pedro swallowed a toothbrush while brushing his teeth. Police Surgeon failed to remove it. X-ray shows the brush lodged in his stomach. Fox is at General Hospital with no severe pain and expects to recover.
A dairy cow may need grain or hay beyond pasture for adequate production. Data from Washington shows 3 gallons daily needs about 3 pounds grain, 4 gallons about 5 pounds, and 5 gallons about 8 pounds. Feeding decisions depend on cost of grain versus milk value and future milk maintenance.
The clearest method to maximize milk from a cow is to keep her well nourished before calving. Adequate feed builds up the calf’s resources and prevents the cow from sacrificing her own tissue. A liberal pre calving ration yields a stronger calf and higher peak milk production without extra long term feed.
A simple method guides weaning by lengthening night separation and gradual reintroduction. Start after three to four months of pairing, milk cow daily, and gradually restrict daytime time with the calf over ten days. End by placing the calf with a dedicated weaner while cow and calf return to pasture, reducing distress for both.
Guidance stresses selecting strong breeding cows and calves from top stock. It warns against scrub bulls and implies losses from small stock. Immediate cooling of cream, careful feeding, gradual diet changes, and keeping dairy cattle in clean stable conditions are advised.
A Ox ford New York woman crediting Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for renewed strength after illness. Mrs Ernest Tanguay of Adams Massachusetts reports four years of illness followed by eight bottles restoring her ability to work and resume daily life. The ad touts the product as a long trusted household remedy now in its fourth generation.
Advertisement urges use of Cuticura Ointment Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Talcum for pimples redness and itching with a suggested routine. It promotes a 25 cent price and claims a fascinating fragrance on skin. The piece also quotes Colton and Disraeli as aphorisms.
An advertisement notes Bayer packages with clear directions, offering twelve tablets per box at low cost. It also promotes druggy gifts and bottle sizes of 24 and 100, indicating available quantities for consumers.
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