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T PEOPLE'S FORUM
1 Letters to the Editor
Bonu by Overwhelming Majority
'" ... -i.iminif lo lis a moJtr!ly "rcif-
' overi.s nwii." th vnlttr .comes
ir, In co of hoi whom "John 1",
r
tllLl'1
uf)f
HMI
'feH rnl.nrl WHAM Irt
In our issue of April
drotiri'a hlH form-r buJ.
insih ArlHIJ
p'Lu"r d?.
5"' tl wish fiJInsterl eormiensailon,
'"" ' ... .. .. -1.11. . .I. .. I.
tlurauiernrn ,,.- .......... r
.. .i .. (tin, il " nllrlir nnf n
'.' "... .. ... ii I! lis axesMed n.1 fsc
'"". '." ... ee.,ler
i... ini. uri".- ..-...
rf e
, j slo
tr.''
t US
I wo'ilrl III
letters to Hie Editor should be ns
Drier nnd to the tolnt ns possible,
Aoiain? anything that would open
a denominational or Hcctaiinn dig.
!USHlOll.
No attention will lie pnld to anonv
mousj lettpin. Names mid ndilrcflies
munt lie Mgnrd n nn etldenco of
Rood folih, ulthouBli nanua w IJ not
bo printed If request u made that
thry be omitted
'I he publication of a letter Is not
to tw taken nn an Indorsement of Its
vlewg by thli paper.
Comtnunlc'it'.oiiH will not be re
turned unlcjn accompanied bv post
ugc, nor will manuscript bo skved.
tha.
Th Washlncton el)ttft In Virginia, wrs
first in iostsslnn nf iienrga Washington's
e.er brother, iho hail scneil for noms lime
under Admiral Vr-non. When he left the
Knillh navy he turned his renaril (or his
oM lommnnilo.- b naming- his cojnlry Nkcs
In b.s Iioiimi.
I'llMlC l.cila'i
lie i inanur
.mJ for
Manufacturing of Ice
loih' hrlilor o II,- Kv -,u
Sir (',. i. f, ,n
turea for domestic me
nouw s
Philadelphia Apr' 'I .M
I lie muhoil rommontv useii for the rnm
mercliil rri1iiulftii of ue la lo sink nblmw
nn noei conti in'mr il, sillied or niured
i aweet, or tha ros amella aweatljt
i c. T., n,
1 I'hlladelphla. April 20, 1021 I
rh aa amAii ivAt i correct. Preul-
odto adJectuea follow copulative erba itml
modify the eubject. Aderbi modify '"
ndjfctlvea i.nl olher advorbs. Sweet modinra
roue and mana that the roae la aweet. To
say the roi amelW aweetly would mean that
tne roao nan mo power 10 aiimu.
Semicolon Make Difference
To the Edtor of I ;.e ;;i(iio i'likllf1 I.ttlocr:
,Hlrpnrdon the criticism, but In ur an-
'rtr lo vrnap la mant or wm "' '
March you aa inn Kaienua ..-- .'...
of aecurln, whleh I m unable to find In
any hymn book, l'art of tho eliorua la. "A
little talk with Jeiua make It right " Will
you plenae print It In jour lnlereatlnif
column? Alao an old room, hlch aa In an
old achool reader of my mother's. Part of
It ROea like thla:
"Tha tide comej.up and the tide Bota, down,
Oier the rocka ao runted and brown,
The cruel aea, with Ita angry roar.
Daahea II t breaker nlona; the ehore:
Hut ateady and cla.r, with a comum mi.
Iho atar uf the Imhthouao ahlnea alwa."
A!o print njiinea of nuthora of both.
.MAtltO.V KCNNttDf.
Camden, N J April 21. l)'.'l
a't vattr.
nater Into tntiWa
whlih nn I'on riper Then eompreased am
iionii una n rpiaaed In theso nluca and b:
H lapll expar.ion. producea an Interna cutil
cold atoraee up the flrat of the month In March May. .
( C O July nod October, the nonea on the 7th
.i.l ili Idea on the tilth, etc ' Allow me 1
to remark thai the kln.l f'calandae." or
! "calenda" In I.atln. in their alphabat baa
no K, "Kaicnus hik h' reu jiri,,,i
, ! a miner oi ifcora. ai,u ' mith ur ihA w.inirv ha... i.Am inf..,t
.. a. TIIHi I ' " .---- . ,-..... -. ........ ..-. "'."iiu ...itk.TU
io ' . . .11, ,.,!, thai an nverAoelmltic li n. tt,erefAr nrif3K. fn mmhi. ...4 i thai fri...,. .i... .....-- . ...- .. . ,.!. . ,
. h.rn ,,, .i.i". - ..-- - ...... .... ......- .v. ..vi'.t.o, mti .'- -.,, ..,' ..hit in inr fin imi.a lnir, ,n,.r'
MijoritJ "f firmer "V .1 i,,. 1. . """"V'- t"ier- to kep a clo, watch . c.iWh aeralnir io to S00 pV.in.la In eluht. , word "month" whlcli precede! It the
' .. .t.i...i (.ifitea tne lonua s an nt. iku , .mmj.m a..... i..i.i... .1. .... 1 in rni.i .i... ... F. ....
in i"ii. . , ....... 1..... . v....u.. n... -.. .ri ,Tj ,i.j Mm - -..v, i-ir amn iiroc"a" ia iien pianaltou win oe u. iv
ihrnmh i f.il nn tho flMt of evcrv month, the nonea
and the Idea on ine mornns wnicn you niru
tlon 1 think tho error la In the punctuation,
for If the nemlcolon nfler the word "Oe.
1 removed mid placed alter ine
binus.
...nliahed UU '""1 ln "'r'J niamnvi-i
aempl'i'eu ' , ., v,.lou, ,,,1,,, hv.
"" v-'- ... ...
tllil IUI 'l ..HMlltn. m.
fhW
btcom tnttiralttfl In tht clutenes of the
w.cktl. 1
... ...-.. ti vmi Qi ur iiHMiiin ?..... .... --. ....i. i..t..i ... ,
LWH " ., a.-. -a.liit nnrl IirPA imti. . a ... . . I
1.1M.UI m-'rr l,,r ""'? -" - i ouiintM inai uy rorcot to look artr Uieip I
uoiiu ,.... h n ririr. .iiu... u.. .. 1 . .l . 1
.hhiii-h." " "" . . iiiiiuitn 1 iivj wDkiiuun in.'in n inpir own'
a i 1 en t .. rmraaAnr nit - -. -..,
inmua tro water. The iron p'.pea .n!o which
inn t.ompreaotl ammonia aoea' run en the
lde or lg;i. ol boili. of ih" c iM alumne
rouni and cau it to becom freerlnar cold.
Camden, N. J.i
JOHN T W1L.MT3
April v;i 1021.
"while t ctniKt i- r,"tm.Il evtS' R.Ini5 ra, Th'' nr' h0" w" n eontinuaii I The Marine Problem
ptdleiln .h.t W; " ! "ttS5,Jw ru, :rr ' B-uilly moolli.lonw.d and u.ua.ly And th ruZroXii"ril.
Zts mer .U ' V' "''l' '"'"P'1'10 ''"" vlct,m'' """" "",1. 1 ' " In eaterday, paper la not a very
,BS ,,. ever. lei m m"" ,n 'J " u chl'd to aeho.il and tak-. no further nolle,. I difficult one
r r(n,unor ..b0""'1:1Jn,0''rtVuli , , ' ")nielhlr.c ha. hipp-ned to It. anrt Calllne the ntlro pJMe unllv nr 1
Kt h,nmB "I" X",;',,." ,.rv h h' bUmi th-maelve. but the harm 30 plua .21 auhtna-d fro.,. unli le.v ea .to
f'u".r "a i.rn ni' nrlty rttft I- the ba'li ,mH, U'" ?,an:-. 'l ','i''1. ''" a f"! dutv I of the pauar.e rh,reable lo the atom.. Aa
it an'' where "I'l",.,""1,..' ' t.i know that th- ihl'd ua on to rV.i 1 .80 waa ra,rA k,m. 1. . - ...1.1 .V.
ami mninrjiy ruin rm ",. , .. ..., .. - - 1 . - - --..-- ..,v ..- , v..,,c, nr- nu .
(1' V..V h. on., af the hopu-lhe fu
,r ,er lee man h nothlni to fear frcm
.. fa-and ,rf Vfir '"r'r'l!:"n'
KU'l. to !! "nl of ,ev"'n th mfn
,,'h hotrt thev aervert ovar'ea..
ICfre Is nothlnic to prevent the mm who
a ..! ne-d adjiufd rompenaallon from
r.L ni.r hli ahet-e to thi first worthy
l'r"'" h Vr.d. anr thua free hlm.elf frun.
eoanw ".-.., w.,, .
''" proiiia iiurinB 1110 unvncf, and la able latter, malilns 70. or, aubtractln 21 from
lu "" - -.-j"i "."iiii uinjn n:a or lier re. uniiy Kivea tne aami.
ik aeeuaatlon of belnit a "Pw patriot,
1. wnleh Mr 1"" " ,0 ,i"' m0.'
H in ha feared th" title of "aoldler" until
h run. Sll he wlllin.ly. oh! o willlnKl:'.
ttrd off to a cam" b'arlntf a number
it "trt by h?a h.rd-prea.ed Uncle H.m.
''..',' . ..,. ihat h "hmalla outfit
,lk, the 10'th Held Artillery ehould ba bur
ir..i with eien a drafted replacement of
,l.t Vrienliatlen tint d.irlnt any arr.mun
' ,h0,i.e It mlnht have eM'i-rUnced I
id not "."Mr Hill 11. auh.tltute. HeaJ
mor. damnsUu pro-
Wer 1 lo
v.hat I thlrk nn
turn. Tnla u tho purente' dutr ami il.v
thlrk It If the du 101 follow thla advice.
J'arcrle, kt u r.orn uatch or vour
children, lhl- liabll their companion- 'and
you will neer regret tho extra troublo it
baa a-lvon ou. KAT1IKII,
l'hiiidclphia, Aptll 21, 1021.
Not Impressed by Short Dresses
To thv F.titor 0 fic l.vatli-a I'uh'.c t.eJatr-
H!r-I mi Intereated in readmit in the
leoplea I'orjm r-ecnt th Mew 0f a cor
respondent upon tho extremely abort alilrta
the clila aie wearlns. Such tl.lnia ni
Inrcel a matter of IocaI ruttoni. n
Orlenlal wot.han aurprlaed at the bath
cher, her facn before ahe does nnv of the
teat of her anatomy. Tho aristocratic
:h!nee woman i euualy Jloua of the
eight of hor fet. Wo have an euuall"
(oollah mntel eompleT unoli the subject of
woipn' oi "oner llmba," no the more
prudlah arv Vltnr!anii catlM Ihem
Ir 'he flrat nturee of til. "SliMixa In lh.1
mrnn ft" or set' Ilel'.ek EM
eii, he would make
Jill ,
Toil a eroiuh rrnm 1
.. . n. 1 nan
11 ' KUb'ect I would mane uenerai uawe-i'ir . vumunn "i mnoratv. .iiniies-v. iiC arnt
.. na-iil'o Co'onel lloure, gained. Ht evnlne 1 l. ' "d hv the fen-a e n' th nrle
Kl",' H" 'o'd to attract th lnt-eit of th
l'rWr Mr Illll'a Information, aa he might I mal" and to ima'i him In 'he tendrils of
...... 'mi of belnir "T" secrelai-v ,r , matrimony Modeati la all rliht In Ita ..lac..
...ihina I will add that the unii'limed I out 11 is nut e ma'ter of clothes only. It
' . . r ihe llrl 'en Phll.idelprilina lo
lute
w-i'id, and Pnf
inree men were carried off b scurvy
each day the da 1 the unit of moaiure
meii!. and Iho rwsaite waj made at the
end of snentr-nlim dJ which othrwlsB
Would havo taken onlv fl'ty-elrht da. The
urvlvlnr meinbcri of the crew numbered
twenty-eight three times fort-nlno sub
tracted from 17S. Thesn p.guros can eaallj
Lc verified bv aubatltutlnc them for the un
known nuantltlcs, Tho actual nmount of
water taken on boatd Is Immaterial. Any
amount pr day per mn may hi assumed
in tho torlflcatlon . jj.
rhlladelphla. April 21. ,1921.
Submitted to Readers
Tollic Kitilnr 0 tliti Ririiliio PuhUf l.rrln'r:
t'lr Kindly aubmlt. space permlitlns, the
follonlnir problem to nur renders, and
oblliti-' At what tlmo between 5 and 0:30
are the hands of th clock at ruin analvs?
1.. II.
riiiladelphl.i, April 22 1021.
Poems and Songs Desired
I "The'Altar and the School"
I To tht Kdltor of Ihe Bieidio I'ub'lr l.tdatr:
Plr -1 am very anxious to secure r poem,
I the title of which l "Th" Altar and
School." one nania or wnicn i'
"The altar and 'the a.-'ipal mill aland.
Ths ncred plllara of our trust.
And freedom's sons shall fill the land
When wo are sleeping 111 tne dut.
W. U
rhliadelphlH, Apt II 21 l"2t.
The Loss of the London
To the Killloi- of Ih- l'v- . a I'ub'lc J.tilotr:
Sir- W.ll s' me icude nl.'ase send lo the
Feerlo's Kmum f " pr'n :. ir Iho pom on
the loss of the aicun'sbtti I .indon? It begins.
"It waa on tho m'mIi niwrn of the jear.
Long ero thf break of da.v
The lndon, for Ausira.in'H shires,
Htcamrd out of riinm:th Has '
W. I, MOllOAX
Philadelphia, April0, l!)2l.
A Hymn and Poem
To Ihe Editor of the U11cv.ru PuhUe l.tdotr:
Sir Thrre la an ow nymn 1
Wants the Nme of the Author
To the Editor ot the Uvtnino I'ublti l.tdan
Hlr Can any ono tell me who wrote the
following craes? I cut them from a ii"s-
paper aomo jears ago;
"There was a Iruslness man who fulled
To win the longed-for prlre
Of riches and prosperltj .
Ito did not adierllse.
"There waa a loer once, who dld
Quite wretched. 1 suppose,
Hkouso nil through hln lite be is
Too bjthful to propt-ar.
"Thar waa anothor man, whose waya
His nelghbora greatly pained.
Derause ho did not know enough
To 'go In when it rained.
1 "All three wero foots: but worst of all
To cterj body's ejes
1 Waa he who was a business man
And dtdn't advertise."
W. 1. FAI.KS
I Philadelphia. April 21. 1021.
, "8wlnglng In the Lane"
lo Ihe Editor of th' Errna 'tbho l.idij''.
I M.r Please print In your Interesting
1'i-ople'e Korum the old somt "Snlnglng In
the l.n." V II. STBtlWMl.
Philadelphia, April 23. 11)21.
HWIVfllNO IN TUB I. AMI
How oft we talked of childhood's Jojs--
Of tricks w usd to play
I'pon each other whllo at school
Tij pass the timo nay.
Iiut. oh, how often hao I longed
for those bright days again,
When little rosy Nell and I
Went awlnging in the June.
ciionrs
Put vet I'd glvo the world to
With rosy Nell ngaln,
I never, neer will forget
Our swinging ln tho lane
The boys and girls would often go
A-flshlng In the brooks
Willi spools of thread for fish.ng lines,
And bended pitu for hooks.
Thev aotnetlmea wlshtd me wl'h tliem.
Hut they always wlshid In aln
I'd rather be with rosv Nail
A-sninglhg In tho lane.
I She altsed owf; li n,
, The truth 10 m" i-,
Hlie'il gnm. with llv n
1 A-snlnging in thn lain-.
i.miI nri dayi
plain -
1 1 .! (.hup
Hut aoon a cloud of sorrow mme
A atrango ,ioung man from tonn
aa Introduced to rosy Nell
Hy Aunt Jemima ftrjnn
I"
.Vow , all ounK inMi villi tender hearla
J'ray. tak.' mltl from ine
Ion't be eo uul"l to full In love
With eerv g.rl mi S'i.
!r if jou do. :ou mo n will find
lou'ie onlv In-1 d In Tin
Hh" II go of." w"h mn,. mliri chap
A-swlng.ni; 111 th 'sne
I'
, th
IlSVeliek KM traee.
to cut Five-Pointed Star
' 7o tlit Editor of the f.'crnlrn ;.i,j,e l.nloer
Sli- In lep'.y to Mary .'teijiiaid's n.-
nues: as to ho-v Tlcis- llass cut lir flv".
I poll led star, let me give the mthod to the
. ef ,nlr,l CI. Tl t.i .... Ieln
" ". nniij .innpinil, , -r.i,. . ....... .,. . - .....
..-..- s.n a tit?. Fnrt Hloeum . Ih" well-known Kngl eh eiolore- ri eihnet. 1 .. '"".' " """ i "i pirer. loin 11 once
111 n 1 vii .it ' ...... --.--- !,. ... .. ... - - -" ,
- .... . . ... a. ..,. . .. ...,'... e 1. ,.. h.. ... . a . .
loiai ni imnij'Bu , n .,.. i- .,,,,.1 ifmn.t wpmen
ii- r eer ne- iiong id oerlain of tho
202 209. r IM In central Afi-.ca who wear no clothlnj
v naieer.
t-'ntll a comparatively recent time run.
ve-.tlnn has condemned women to the me of
awkward and hampering cirn.ents. so lnni
ea 10 swee,, U1 m, lefuse from the streets
on init Hi"' are tircumlnir
ATCO Paint .:.
Absolulelv Nonr "ett'r t.nllon. '..3.'
,117 Colors at This 1'rlcc
Best EnnmelB ",,n
Window Shades ' m
Wall Paper "ns,,, rnl" -US
A. F. DUDLEY, 52 N. 2nd ,;
months In loo well-known A
Fhtlidelphle, April 2S. 1011
C. r
I
The Lonely Mlddle-Aged !
Te tU KdllO'- o the Eveninn Public J.rdoer:
?f great deal Is do'i" for lonelv ;ouns
ergp'e In this M gensrous city Is thrre
rotn'ng that ran be don- for tht lonelv
rr.Mdle-eareil? There aro hundreds of men
.nr) women In Hie cltv whoso hearts ,ye I
v.'.,i,i-e n-iiii loneiinesa; men who are aide
tKmake a romfofibla home and women who
wou'd gladly do t-eir pun
ebmrs hse ihey to meet,
t l.nnir nne such woman
Mure aeems to hold for her and her esse
.. in. menv nthe-s la a. resldeiioo In an old
e-cp a home. Perhaps readers csn think I ginta ronic to ts
e nomethlng mat can o" noun nn inn iiini
.. -rnmen who havo spent ih- hest part Of I
ik.tr life tn carlrsr for children Hnd who -
r now facing a loncb old uge 1 fi
W 1.. . ill
rhiladelph n Arrll 21. 19SI
thin from a Kiien center, to 20 degrees tn
the left from a. prpnd cu'.ar line from the
centir and fold In- then fold that part bncli
ng.iln to the left Mv.i t.ike the right hind !
luld, end fold It back toward the right, then'
lake tho Inner folds :n Id; hand iind cut
i.l'i the right band nbout an In.-h and n half
from center tn about four Inch up the
line. KltVin r.Oil-iON
ISut what ;
Tel all that the
i ton the mattr of dress vhy not encourage
in-n- .1 ii WILLIAM T. KKLLBIl
Philadeliihia April 21. 1021
Questions .insivered
.M...i..i.tl r'Tpenuiiuinr
emanrlpnted ,-t..... .
..iivici, in
April 2S lll.'l
Which Is
Kd.tnr ur ;, i
Which Is cer-r
Origin of
To 'he Editor o' i
m Itov. did
Philadeipli..
"Mount Vernon"
he Ev nine PtltiltO I cdO'r
Warh'nglon hoire ,r ,
a'led .Mount ternon'
W I.. (
nn 21 1021
Correct?
i 'a Pitt f I cdpei
t The ro' smeits
I
The Prnple'H 1 ornm will appear dallr
In (lie ICitnlrur Public fnlccr. nnd a I no
In the iindHj- Public Ledser. In-tlers
dliciwsing tlmrlr topics will he printed,
as well aa requested ixwms, mid ij'iestljiia
of general InUre't will be answered.
I
TV'' I l-tt
I BreiUfail h Not '
A Good
Complete Without Sun-Lite
Coffee. At AH Good Dealer..
John Scott & Co.. Inc.
Ainerlc.in mill Illninond his..
Phltiidrl.-ilil i
To Win Husband's Love
retFii hd.loi of fr Eirvino Public l.tdoer:
Fli-The letter of ".Wrs. W. I, 1.. In
sour tasuo of April 20 Intnroats me at.d I I
trojsht she might like to kno-v the opinions J
of t marr'.o' msn of tha "dsnieroua middle
ne rijsrd'ng her unfei lunate case.
Sem nn has said that "lce Is of man's
Ufa hut a rrt "s woman' whole ex-1
lttrnce. With ii man !ne ij largely n j
matter uf the mind and of tho will and j
therefoie i' Is not fair lo assume that a
toe Ihe' is apparently dead In every case
sl. I or w ' toi return Their are toi many
' cunuunca that might chsnge matters..
Uto-ta Ad says, "It all depends." A I
i-iis n l rreoccunled -lth mottera aulle
'oniin to sjnMment. Or II Is liarely pes
it'i a' he la reallv deluled into thinking
f dxs no' loie his wlfs lieause of lh ,
rerm o ou'h ibsi sim cf Ills hunger
frltn-ls iiessess A man is ei liable to
1 15 Mns'ed I
It ' a I a mJltei o ge'tinr bark lo tl's.
r.'-it II mus' hi vpi'ed from hi'
ire'ii nieam No hnii'Si. deceit man o'
tin-, w l eonlcrd that ther' arc two moral
s'ind.rds for the two sexes evn though
rins'uie and disposition are different lie
li oblltsd to be lis true to his wife In even i
heutht and act s be upccta her to be
tovard him T.io problem then is to sppe.il
in satlle w.iv lo his' sense of honor and1
Justice to his chliftlry and pride, and to a'-'
tTPt lo bllng his tniant rffectlons back to'
tl's straltbt ar.d narrow wu This can
ef'en hsst be ijjue through the unconscious
1 offlcsa of a third mulust f i lend or bj
irnns of seimori". !curm iilcturcs etc I
" thre Kre gron'ng children in I'e home
i ns serin In trulv br.ng fa'ber hone
Somutlmes, tile Hist sign of drifting Apart
( a ienjnc to keep things lo miese f
Pi sure ou nie not keep'rur injthing of lin
rtrlinee from linn and trv m get him lo
i" fids full In ou, wlthou! glv ne tb Ira-1
rrn!on that ion want to bo his father p n
ftisor No man likes that attitude in hl,
V'a I
' nn his (avortte lmbbv mext to his wak-,
mn to: oung Isdlesl Jump on with h,ni
snd rhle to beat the cars. Hut for heaven's
Mke 'Ide behind him. so he can't see ou
4'retrg onr hoela Into the poo- brute's ribs J
and let him do the ateerlro Ppend enouih
'or clnthst to keep jourself looking allrac I
t s and dress about five yeirs younger than
oo, are. And If ou reallv value his loe
'tn t keep forever harping on how old you
ts getting nnd avoid aeolng his littto per
s(nl 1-ablta that don't ault vou to n T j
if ou need lesions In the urt of not se-ing J
Uiliurs ask anr Philadelphia poilcrmun
Here i wishing ou good trek Mrs
W ' I.. Don't glie up lh ship S I
riltsburgh Pa , April 23 1021
A Warning to Fathers
? tkt I'ttttor of the .'iciii'ip Piih'ic l.tdotr,
f'r I would like to ml" a few words nf
iarn ng to fathers through iour People's
FotUin vhlch thntilil tie taWen linnl tn them
2 JSF 1' Mm lime TV!, la fjal II. and I
ftcrl ai living at a, rapid pace
Hie
Show "the Boss"
that you are hundlinff your work
in an orderly, efficient way. Con
vinco him of your ability. One
" the signs of ability is desk
OfSflnizntion.
Work-Organizers
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The New Laws
ron teeth cleaning five of them
The oU'&ys of teeth cler.ning have proved
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Millions find that well-brushed teeth dis
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Tooth troubles have been constantly in
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1 Combat the film
The first new law is, Combat the film. You
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Old methods do not effectively combat it.
Much of the film is left. Then night and day
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troubles are now traced to film.
It is film-coats that discolor, not the teeth.
Film is the basis of tartar. It holds food sub
stance which ferments and forms acid. It
holds the acid in contact with the teeth to
cause decay.
Millions of germs breed in it. They, with
tartar, are the chi-f cause of pyorrhea. Also
of other serious troubles, local and internal.
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Science has now found two effective film
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These methods are embodied in a denti
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Other essentials
' Science also finds that modern diet rich
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Modern authorities have proved them wrong.
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Every-Day Essentials
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5 Multiply its alkalinity.
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