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fw : A Teeth Cleansing Foods
s,' >> „�t. lie ` II, i 11 ✓.r `' A list of teeth -cleansing foods is
Y` � given. The list includes fresh fruits,
CARE OF THE TEETH such as oranges and apples, nuts,raw
By 'Dr. W. J. Scholes vegetables, lettuce, watercress,: celery
In an article in "Clinical yMedicine," radishes, onions, crusts of bread, crisp
Dr. A. J. Asgis, a dentist,'.says that toast, meat and bacon. It is recom-
'the defense against tooth deeay.'must mended that all meals be finished
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of the sugar on the enamel of the tees
Ith, but because too much sugar is li-
necessarily commence in prenatal life.
For the formation of all the teeth, ex-
cept some of the molars, talcepe,place
. ,.dttring this period and during the fir-
st five years of life.
A suffcient ,supply of calcium salts
•
with a cleansing food.
But other factors thait diet are ne-
cessary to insure sound teeth and a
healthy mouth. The general' health
must be maintained by sufficient exer-
cise, fresh air, sunshine and general
must be furnished to the teeth, as to bodily cleanliness. Very important
the bones, during the period of their
formation. Foods which produce pro-
per tooth and. bone formation should
be included in the diet of the expect-
-ant mother. Such foods as mild, but-
ter, cheese, spinach, radishes, celery,
string beans, raw and cooked veget-
ables are mentioned, ,
If sound teeth are to be possessed
later in We, proper dietary habits
'must be followed during childhood as
well as during adult lift. It is be-
lieved by many authorities that the
excessive use of free sugar is the
.chief cause of decay of teeth. This
:mot only because of the direct effect
L1
are periodic examinations and home
prophylaxis.
Dr. Asgis believes that the mouth
aid teeth should be examined at lea-
st six tunes a year. This would make
possible the discovery and repair of
small cavities, and the stopping of de-
cay. There would also be afforded
an opportunity for the dentist to ,re-
move tartar, food debris and bacterial
colonies, In all cases where -there is
systematic disease there should be co-
operation with the physician. -
Unless the proper daily care is giv-
en to the teethe visiting the dentist
will not prevent decay and pyorrhea.
The recommendations for the daily
Bare, of the mouth and teeth areessen-
tially as follows;
Twice a day the tongue should be
s taped. Dr. Asgis regards this as an
essential to the cleanliness of the
mouth, as a coated tongue may harbor
harmful germs. The gums should be
massaged twicea day with cotton
rolls. The tooth brush should not be.
used on gums that bleed easily or are
tender.
Care should be exercised to avoid
injuring sensitive gums while using
the tooth brash on the teeth. All ma-
terials t1hat are used in the care of the
mouth Should be sterile, He does
not regard the use of the tooth brush
alone as sufficient. Once a week the
teeth should be polished with an or-
ange wood point dipped in dental
powder.
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Questions and Answers
Pigmented Mole
.Mrs. • H. R. B. writes: "I have on
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have it removed?"
Reply
Sometimes pigmented moles be -
ch. health questions in these columns
as will be of interest to others and
permissible in public print. Personal
come cancers, but not always. They questions. will be answered.only,when
should be watched in persons past •accompanied by self-addressed stamp -
middle age. They . should either be envelope. Address Dr. W. J, Scholes,
completely removed, if this is thought
advisable, or left entirely alone. ,All BLYTH
irritation of the mole should be avoid -1 Mr .and Mrs. Torras' Riddell, are
ed. ,E1eeying this week to spend. the winter
When a mole is undergoing' change :an Florida.
which may prove dangerous,there is I On Friday evening, Mrs. Love Dis-
a• darkening and spreading of the pig- triet Organizer for the Loyal True
mentation, an increase in size, andBlue Association, organized a lodge
pain, soreness and ulceration. land will be called Marmony, No. 659.
--•o-- 'Mrs. Love was assisted by Belgrave
Perspiring poet itLoyal True Blue Members. The De-
S. H. C. asks: "What can be done gree Work was put on by the visiting
for feet that perspire too much?" lodge in a very creditable manner as
nsaa
Reply {was also thert 11 ti
on of officers
P. C. Gasman, of the National Jew -,Lunch was served. After this ,the
ish Hospital for Consumptives, at ,singing of "God Save the King",
Denver,' recommends the following : brought a very profitable evening to
treatment for this condition. Daily'a close. The following are the names
foot -baths should be taken, followed of officers elected:—W. Mistress,
by painting the soles of the feet and I Mrs. Ellen Wallace, D. M. Mrs. A.
my face a blemish which I ,have been between the toes with • a solution of Stubbs; Rec. Sec., Miss A. Gillespie;
told is a pigmented mole. It. has been one=half ounce of salicylic acid in Fin. Sec., Mrs. E. Johnston; Treasur-
there allof my life so far as I know. four ounces of alcohol. He says this er, Mrs. A. Barri Chaplain, Miss Ves-
Of course, it is rather disfiguring, will remedy about ninety per cent. of to Coombs; Inside Tyler, Mrs. Irvine
and I would have it removed if I felt these cases. It; is 'important, accord- Wallace; Outside Tyler, Mrs. Herb
sure that ,this would be done with sa- ing to Cosman, that the general me- Dexter; Standing Committee, Mrs. J.
fety. 1 have been cold that it will pro-.tabolism—in all such cases as this— Armstrong, Mrs. Bell, Mrs, Lock-
bably turn into a cancer if not treat- be studied by a physician. wood. The Lodge will meet first Fri-
ed. Is this so? Is it advisable to '(Note: Dr, Scholes will answer su- day of each month.
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JEWELER'Y
Tie Pins
Cuff Links
Diamond Rings
Wrist Watches
Pocket Watches
Watch Chains
Signet Rings
Emblem Rings
Cigarette Cases
Collar Pins
Parker
Waterman
Pens and Pencils
Bracelets
Beads
Bar Pins
Vanity Cases
Purses
Compacts
Pearls
Emblem Pins
etc., etc.
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Bread Trays.
Sandwich Treys
Pie Plates
Casseroles
Cream & Sugar Set
Egg Cups
Candle Sticks
Sit and Peppers
Baby Cups
Almond Dishes
Marmalade jar
Vases
Trays
Butter Dishes
Berry J Spoons
Meat Forks
Cold M'ea
Batter Spreaders
Tomato Servers
Soup Spoons
Pickle Forks
Pie. Knives
Salad Forks
Tea Spoons
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Cut Glass, ]Brass Goods, Candles, Cfo cl
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DIAMOND MERCHANTS, JEWELERS
C. N. R. Watch Inspector
GOVERNMENT NEEDS ORE
WAVELENG'X'HS
By R. M. Sherrill
The present congestion on broad-
casting waves .puts Uncle Sam in a
position to exclaim, after the fa. bion
of Shakespeare's Ding Richard s311,,,
"A wavelength) A wavelength! My
kingdom for a wavelength!"
With. almost 600 U. S. stations now
in operation, with definite upper and
lower limits to the broadcasting band
of wavelengths, and with applications
for more stations constantly coming
in, the situation is indeed critical. To
nialce things worse, flee use of super-
power is becoming so popular, that
still greater interference between the
present stations is likely.
Another situation which increases
the broadcasting interference is the
tendency for most of the stations to
concentrate in and about the larger
cities. Recent surveys show, that in
the states of New York and Illinois,
approximately 5o per cent. of the sta-
How to
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paid to ti
set. Usu
is at hand
kind of a.
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lum
the hon
warping.
kes the set 1
chemical strain; n
quently causes a s
ve wary. •
A good way to tr
to prevent this'. wr
hot paraffine for
Also, if there is root
well to screw '-cot
cleats 'across the bas.
dicular to the direct
New Transmitter
According to the co
Rio de Janeiro is to h
radio station which wi
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tions in each are ,c, ose to New York tional in more ways tl
City and Chicago respectively. antenna will :be put tip
The only bright spot oe. the radio can firm, the generate
horizon seems to be in the facts that stalled by a French fir
better transmitters and receivers are will be erected by the
being developed, and that properly.tunken Co., and the ti
conducted super -power broadcasting lbe installed by the Br
is causing much less interference than Co,
has been anticipated. ! The signals from sac
Programs To prder
The directors of the giant broad-
casting station Located at I;.ocnigs-
wusterhatisen, Germany, have started
an innovation in the selection of pro-
grams. Individuals may,, by paying a
fee, compile their own programs of
dance or orchestral music and present Q.—A. S. asks: "Wh
them to the station authorities with like coating on the ins
instructions as to the time of broad- zotA. tubes?"
casting. The scheme- is said to be
very popular with the organizers of
private dances and similar functions..
The fee charged for this service
amounts* to about to . dollars per
Hour,
station will probably
tendency for'rcachiug,
countries.
Radio Questions; at
(Mr. Sherrill will. 1,
you solve your radio p
hini in care of this pa
Ans,., Tlzr .cortins :o
these tubes is 1 clepe
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