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Tuesday,
May
n,
1948
;
FLUORHIE
TESTED
AS
PREVENTATIVE
FOR
TOOTH
DECAY
Chemical
Which
Turn
Teeth
Brown
and
W
Once
Thought
'Health
Hazard
Now
Used
in
Small
Amount
'
y"'U
say
magic
The
germ-proofing
is
done
with
the
chemical
element
fluorine.
This
is
not
a
case
of
being
certain
of
better
teeth
but
of
offering
"parents
what
looks
like
the
best
bet
yet
in
dentistry.
It
is
being
tried
by
dentists
in
New
York
and
elsewhere.
By
HOWARD
W.
BLAKESLEE
NEW
YORK
Dentists
are
testing
a
treatment
to
germ-proof
children'
teeth
against
future
decay.
Perfectly
I
"
vdver-
'ith
;
01
M.
J,
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's
flavorful
econnt,.r.i
,
and
.
its,
to
half
half
r
(
"
'
.".waiifor
C,pe
cilj
fof
m
milt
milk,
,
uw
later:
fhe
germ-proofing
treatment
is
the
latest
in
a
series
of
studies
covering
10
years
of
fluorine
and
teeth.
Up
to
10
years
ago
fluorine
was
regarded
as
a
health
hazard.
This
chemical,
found
in
the
drinking
water
in
at
least
200
areas
In
the
United
States,
was
known
to
cause
mottled
teeth.
These
green-brown
spots
disfigured
teeth
permanently,
but
this
misfortune
happened
only
to
children
who
drank
the
water
continuously
for
years.
The
damage
was
done
only
under
the
age
of
12.
After
that
teeth
became
immune
to
flourine
damage.
Just
about
10
years
ago
a
scientist
poking
around
with
some
rat
teeth
experiments
noticed
that
animals
with
teeth
mottled
from
flourine
had
less
decay
than
usual.
This
suggested
that
perhaps
a
litle
bit
iream
r
e
cJT
"
a
P"
from
Wwy,
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for
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SONJA
LADIES
SALE
ENJOYED
Business
Women
t
To
Aid
Museum
The
Prince
Rupert
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Club-which
has
donated
$50
toward
Ladies
of
Sonja
Chapter
were
s
"from
Contented
Couf
hostesses
at
an
attractive
,
the
Museum
of
.Northern
British
tTi!r
of
fluorine
in
drinking
water
or
elsewhere
might
build
better
teeth
instead
of
spotting
them.
The
spotting
came
from
too
much
fluorine.
:
Mothers'
Day
tea
and
sale
in
the
Columbia,
is
following
up
its
Sons
of
Norway
Hall,
Fifth
Av-
generous
act
on
Wednesday
ith
enue,
Saturday
afternoon.
The
a
work
party
which
will
begin.
MILI
MILK
.7
V
7tZ
and
tner
spring
flower
for
the
1948
tourist
season,
i
the
enamel
the
fluorine
entered
.u
.
occasidh
and
the
guests
were
re
!0N
LADIES
of
children's
teeth.
This
fluorine
apparently
became
a
permanent
part
of
the
enamel.
The
Experts
Say
IE
DELEGATES
I
-"
mmmmJP?!xeta..
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j...
...
Then
it
was
learned
that
decayed
teeth
contained
less
fluorine
than
sound
teeth
in
virtually
all
cases.
.
FEWER
GERMS
A
further
step
came
with
findings
that
there
were
fewer
;d
with
an
excellent
at-e.
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
adian
Legion
met
last
,y
evening,
Mrs.
J.
S.
milling.
The
sick
ani
committee
submitted
re-jiii
the
Pioneers'
Horn"
By
Kay
Rex
Canadian
Prts9
BUtff
Writer
Stale
menus
are
the
cause
of
breakfast
boredom
in
too
many
Canadian
homes.
And
wise
is
the
housewife
who
occassionally
changes
that
ba-
quarters
teaspoon
salt,
one
egg,
one
cup
milk,
2V2
tablespoons
melted
shortening.
Sift
the
flour
twice
with
the
dry
ingredients.
Mix
the
melted
shortening
with
the
egg
(beaten)
and
milk.
Mix
the
liquid
nuiclrlv
inr.n
the
rirv
inirrpdients
ceived
by
Mrs.
A.
Henriksen,
convener.
In
charge
of
the
tea
room
and
kitchen
were
Mrs.
Gunnar
Sel-vig,
Mrs.
Reg
Webber,
Mrs.
R.
Sather,
Mrs.
John
Pedersen,
Mrs.
Oscar
Giske
and
Mrs.
A.
Henriksen.
Berviteurs
were
Mrs.
Erling
Wick,
Mrs.
Harold
Helland,
Mrs.
W.
Ballinger
and
Mrs.
Bjorn
Selvig.
Mrs.
Hans
Petterson,
Mrs.
K.
Slatta
and
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen
were
in
charge
of
the
home
cooking
SOLDIERS
SATISFIED
EDMONTON,
P
'
Soldiers
serving
in
the
north
are
satisfied
and
interested
in
their
jobs,
Capt.
Craig
Mooney,
staff
officer
of
personnel
selection
service
at
Army,
Headquarters,
Ot-tawa,
said
here.
He
had
lust
completed
a
tour
of
northern
army
Installations.
j,
BLACKHEADS
DoaH
mumm
blckhad
!
thm.
two
ouium
of
inroxiM
po-dw
from
"
trot
turn
nd
pplr
nUr
with
wt,
Ik
cloth
over
blarkhetds.
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Hm!
"
tMgamr
bjr
tli
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timpf
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HE'S
PROUD
PAPA
AT
SIXTY-NINE
Proudly
displaying
their
10-day
old
baby
pirl
to
cameramen
for
the
firsttime,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
R.
Husted,
Sulton,
Washington,
beam
with
pride
as
they
pose
with
the
new
addition
to
their
family.
Mrs.
Husted
is
21,
and
Mr.
Husted
just
a
mere
69.
tooth
decay
germs
in
the
mouths
fcjor
Bay
Hospital,
and
at
children
with
larger
amounts
con
and
eggs
routine
for
a
dish
and
bal,.xm
well-greased
muf-thats
equally
nutritious,
but
a
fln
tins
wRh
tne
batter
Bake
in
Utile
more
interesting.
a
not
oven
(40fJ
degrees
Fahren-
Oranges
(Navel)
.
.25
Dates,
pitted,
lb
Vttsb
-Milk
of
fluorine
in
their
teeth.
The
germ
is
lactobacillus
acidophilus.
Although
like
most
everything
else
in
tooth
decay,
this
THE
MARKETS
Canned
Vegetables
Dill
Pickles,
gal
1.75
tiesatos
were
appointed
d
the
convention
in
Na-;n
June,
named
were
Mrs.
J.
S
Mis.
RuLhwell
and
Mrs
Davis.
A
bnel
study
of
grandmother
s
heitt
for
25
minutes.
i
stall.
germ's
role
in
digging
holes
is,
.20
.11
18
Winners
of
the
raffles
were
L.
Ir.mary
pians
lor
uic
iau
Even
the
most
simple
breakfasts
may
be
brightened
if
the
cook
takes
an
interest
in
what
she
is
cooking.
Orange
juice
-mixed
with
grapefruit
juice
will
give
a
new
not
absolutely
proven,
the
acid-
Ren
port
ssi
t
ophilus
has
been
accepted
gen-lwho
AbQr.
won
a
iace
clotn
and
erally
as
at
least
one
cause.
Why,
dahl.
wn0
won
a
sweater.
v...
u
w,.rfi
,itv,
th.
uuun-wuet,
HUM
Oil.
ItltfHI
JUHI
up
with
a
good
old-fashioned
recipe
for
johnny
cake.
Ingredients:
two
cups
buttermilk,
one
tablespoon
shortening,
one
teaspoon
soda,
pinch
of
Cut
Green
Beans,
fey.
each
20
No.
3
Peas,
fancy
.20
Mixed
Vegetables
.IS
Diced
Beets,
tin
15
Wax
Beans,
choice
21
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
.19
Quart
Pint'
Cieam,
'2
pint
Me
Grade
A:
arge,
cartoned,
doz.
.
Medium,
doz
Fish
a.
Mckenzie
furniture
Limited
were
discussed,
and
play-trir.t'O
and
serving
of
re-r.ts
concluded
the
eve-
.58
.55
of
fluorine
is
not
presence
taste.
A
maraschino
cherry
in
salt,
two
cups
corn
meal,
two
ronvdings.
.
.16
,!the
centre
of
the
grapefruit
half
i
,umpkl"
cups
flour,
one-half
cup
sugar,
Corn,
choice
24
LANDLORDS
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ff
Boarding
house
operators
are
Halibut,
lb,
known.
As
soon
as
scientists
were
reasonably
sure
that
drinking
fluorine-water
made
stronger
brightens
its
appearance.
And
a
two
eggs.
Corn
Niblets
24
Mix
and
bake
In
a
fairly
large
'sprig
of
parsley
can
put
a
new
oT
.40
.42
.25
.3s)
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hospj-
welcoming
displaced
persons
to
Salmon,
lb
Cod,
fresh
ling,
lb
Black
Cod,
smoked,
lb.
cake
tin
for
half
an
hour
in
a
look
on
that
plate
of
bacon
and
this
area.
When
73
DP's
arrived
(immr.ri.-i1.ion
for
treat-
mnH.r.t.
.n
tri,n.
pcts
i5
P
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Smoked
Kippers,
lb.
22
f
children,
now
is
criti-
hpit
i
Kneakine
of
.eces.
there
are
Fruit
teei,
it
occurred
to
them
to
try
tubbing
fluorine
on
the
teeth
as
a
short-cut
to
years
of
drinking
fluorine-water.
recently,
the
owner
of
one
rooming
house
remarked:
"It's
a
great
boon
to
our
business."
But'er
Apples,
cooking,
3
lb.
.T.
inrt.
Dr.
John
de
Belle,
ed
hot
with
maple
or
corn
syrup,
other
ways
of
cooking
them
be-sunerintendent
of
the
For
variation
snrlnkle
bits
of
sides
boiling
or
frying.
.
Fancy
Apples,
3
lbs.
5
Apparently
the
short
-
cut
.38
works.
It
was
tried
at
Tufts
n's
Memorial
Hospital,
bacon
on
top
of
the
batter
be-.
Try
poaching
them
for
a
demons,
large
doz
.
:
On
one
week-end
fore
baking.
change.
Served
on
toast,
with
;
Grapefruit,
Texas
(white),
First
Grade,
lb
..-
.72
Milk
Evaporatec"
Milr-
16-oz.
tins,
2
for
31
Case
-
6.99
College,
near
Boston;
then
on
96's,
4
for
.25
2
children
needing
hospi-
Ingredients:
two
cups
flour,
a
sprig
of
parsley
at
the
side
'pink),
96's,
3
for
29
tment
had
to
be
turned
3'i
teaspoons
baking
powder,
they
provide
a
welcome
change
Dr.
de
Belle.
I
two
tablespoons
sugar.
three-
Table-talk
also
does
much
to
produce
either
good
or
poor
ap
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Business
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Professional
children
at
Hibbing,
Chisholm
and
Virginia,
Minn.,
in
Brockton,
Mass.,
Cambridge,
Mass.,
and
Millville,
Mass.
These
experiments
appear
fool-proof,
because
only
part
of
each
child's-
teeth
were
treated
with
fluorine.
Half
the
mouth
was
left
as
a
control
to
show
what
would
happen
with
no
fluorine.
In
all
these
cases
the
drop
in
tooth
decay
in
the
fluorine
tooth
sector
ranged
from
J
la
y
petites.
Health
experts
say
that
bickering
and
nagging
should
be
taboo
at
meal-time.
In
children
it
produces
poor
eating
habits
and
repugnance
for
a
period
which
should
be
the
most
satisfying
and
profitable
of
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one
city
adds
fluorine
to
its
water
while
another
uses
fluorine-free
water
has
been
underway
in
New
York
State
for
three
years.
All
known
fluorine
benefits
are
limited
to
children
under
12.
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of
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panels
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of
arms
of
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to
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