Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 308, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1926 — Page 7

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DENTAL HEALTH WEEK ACCORDED OFFICIAL PRAISE Talks to Be Given Before Lncheon Clubs of City and State. Dr. John It. Green, president of the State board of health, and Sol Sehloss, city board of health president, have highly commended the educational and oral hygiene committee of the Indiana State Dental Association for the effort it is making during Dental Health week to acquaint the public with simple facts that will lead to better dental health conditions. In a letter to Dr. Mary 11. Westfall, State chairman of the committee, Dr. Green said: "It is a well established fact that many of the most serious ills of adult life are Grandmother Knew There tVn Nothing So Good tor Congestion and Cold* as Mustard But the old fashioned iuuafcflrd plaster burned and blistered, tiet the rel|pf and help (hat updStard plasters gave, without the plater and without the blister. Musterole doe* it. it is a clean, while ointment, made with oil of mustard. Gfafly rub it in. See how quickly the pain disappears. 'fry Musterole for Rore throat, bronchitis, fonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aehes of the back or Joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, ohil>(ains. frosted feet, colds of the chest it may prevent pneumonia). Better than a mustard pfaater

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at noon, Dr. Frederick R. Henshaw, dean of Indiana University School 1 of Dentistry will address the Rotary Club, at the Claypool; Dr. Mary Westfall, the Gyro Club, at the Lincoln, and Dr. George King, the Mercator Club, Spink-Arms. lions Club Dr. Kyle Mayhal will speak before the Lions Club, Lincoln, Wednesday noon, and Dr. Edward Mitchell before the Klwanis Club, Claypool, Frank Chance will make a talk at the'lndianapolis Advertising Club, Thursday. The Friday talks will he made by Dr. J. D. Jackson, at the Optimist Club, Claypool: Dr. 'Westfall. The Indianapolis Altrusa Club, Columbia Club, and Dr. Douglas White, the Exchange Club, Lincoln. Thursday evening Dr. Westfall

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will make a radio talk over WFBM, Merchants Heat and Light Company station at 7:30. Cooperation of retail druggists, more than 800 grocers, the Merchant’s Association and other downtown merchants in arranging special window displays dailing with dental health has been obtained. GARY SHOP IS BOMBED Police Investigate Price War Between Cleaners. Bu Time* Special . .. GARY, Ind., April 27.—Another bombing in the price war between Gary dry cleaneia was investigated by police today. A bomb was hurled into the plant of the Reliable Cleaners from a near-

by elevated track. The explosion did several thousand dollars’ damI CITY TO HAVE VISITOR Tulsa (Okia.) Business Men Will Be Entertained Monday. Indianapolis is going to have its business men visitors. After a week of traveling through Indiana and Illinois on the annual spring courtesy

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trip, Chamber of Commerce officials axe preparing to entertain 125 business men from Tulsa, Okla., who are visiting the chief pities of the country by special train. They will be guests of the Chamber at a dinner Monday evening at the Columbia Club. The train carrying the group has a complete printing plant from which a dally newspaper is Issued. From Indianapolis the Oklahomans wUI travel to Cincinnati.

TO TALK BOND ISSUE Tax Commissioners Will Discuss Bridge Affair With Attorney. State tax commissioners granted a conference today with the Carroll County attorney, holding In abeyance their previously announced disapproval of a bond isfeue for anew county bridge over the Wabash River. Board members Monday said they

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