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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1953
Page
3
A National Children’s Dental Health Day feature explains vertical brushing as the effective method for cleaning between teeth, with pressure and gentle motion to dislodge particles. It notes variations advised by dentists, cites low average daily brushing times, and urges parental example after meals to prevent dental decay.
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower urged nationwide support for the 1953 March of Dimes January appeal. He met two Raleigh sisters pictured on the poster, Pareels and Pamela O’Neil, both polio victims now recovered. He called Americans to help others like them and referenced TV posters and the recent polio epidemic.
One observer notes a person spends far more time brushing 32 teeth than washing 32 dishes, arguing teeth are tougher to clean. Dental authorities advise brushing every accessible tooth surface at least ten times and warn toothpaste or mouthwash cannot substitute for proper brushing to stimulate gum tissue and bring fresh blood to areas.
The sermon recounts Gideon defeating the Midianites after God calls him to battle and the people’s faith overcoming fear. It reflects on freedom from fear as a core value, and recalls Jesus walking on the sea, calming the disciples and Peter’s moment of faith.
The article traces Utah’s press origins from the first crude 19th century sheet to daily papers in Salt Lake, Ogden, and Logan by 1810, noting rapid production, telegraph links, and how newspapers shaped public knowledge and progress through early statehood times. It highlights the press as both chronicler and driver of growth, with enduring constructive policies and news service.
The passage urges keeping eyes on Jesus to avoid sinking into fear. It emphasizes safety in His cave of friendship and love and calls for enduring trust for grace and strength amid life’s difficulties, tolls, and dangers that beset humankind.
The narrative follows Andrew Babyan of Chicago who left Iran for the United States to build a life, faced licensure barriers as a dentist, endured homesickness and despair, and amid dark thoughts chooses to persevere by finding work, making friends, and recalling Persian wisdom to endure.
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