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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1943
Page
11
Dr Thomas D Masters explains halitosis has multiple causes including lung and nose infections gum disease dental decay and mouth breathing. Mouthwash cannot cure the condition which may stem from fever uremia or diabetes and factors such as garlic onions tobacco or alcohol can further taint the breath.
A reader puzzle lists clues such as Immense, Ship's spare, Father, and Pelvic bone, alongside a note that bad breath requires addressing its actual cause rather than masking it. The piece discusses the limits of mouthwash and recommends dental repair when decay affects breath. It emphasizes healthier outcomes and potential broader effects beyond halitosis.
Local notices list visiting relatives and friends staying with Schaghticoke and nearby families. Guests include Ms Rolf Dreyer of Poughkeepsie, Miss Mildred Ackart of Oneonta, and many from Troy, Schenectady, Pittsfield, Johnstown, and Poultney. A 24th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Connolly is noted with a party and gifts. Ice cream and cake were served at the event.
Shushan Mrs. William Swarts and son Aroy of Forest Hills visit Mrs. A. H. Green. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hayes and relatives visit in town. Auxilia ry of the Washington County Home for Aged Women meets at Mrs William Hunt’s in Salem. A benefit card party planned at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beattie’s in Salem on July 29. The Library Association holds its thirtieth annual meeting at Miss Flore Dobbin’s home. $50 is withdrawn to buy books. Liston Rich reelected trustee for seven years. Officers and book committee re elected. Fifty two books added in year. Sherman Hunt to furnish fuel. Rebuilding the British navy after the Napoleonic wars sparked forest industry growth in Quebec Province.
Ogden Utah crowds rise to the Save the Crops for Victory drive as professionals and debutantes join a volunteer crop corps. The effort aims to avert crop losses on 80 000 acres by mobilizing 3 000 field and 2 000 factory workers, with day nurseries and CCC camps supporting families and operations. By October volunteers expect to harvest and process millions of cans of peas tomatoes beans carrots and fruit along with potatoes sugar beets and hay for livestock.
Eleanor Ogilvie offered to pay 5 for blood to help her ailing mother. A flood of Negro soldiers answered, none wanted money. Thirty three soldiers said they were glad to donate blood to civilians after many pints given to the Army.
Navy courses at R P L have spurred a paper supply boom as aviation cadets and other sailors write more. Troy clerks report stock of writing paper and stamps selling out quickly due to the large local service presence and 1500 Navy men at R P I.
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