Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 282, 6 October 1920 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6, 1920.

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The Growing Quid A series at articles prepared especially for The Palladium, by the United States Public Health Service, Washington, D. C

TOOTH BLEACHES.

It Is not difficult to keep the teeth looking white and well-cared for not nearly as difficult as some of my very young readers seem to think. One of the reasons why a groat

many people worry because their teeth , are not white is this very few know that milk white teeth are rare, and not specially desirable. Unfortunately very white teeth have been praised as being the most beautiful, and tha result seems to be that many women think that their own are not good because they are not blue-white. The truth is that slightly yellow or cream color teeth are stronger than the pure white sort. However, theie are many simple bleaches which will keep teeth from becoming too yellow, and at the same time make them stronger and more beautiful. There's a powdered pumice. This is abrasive, and will clean off much of the tartar that collects on the teeth, will not gain weight as fast as the one Powdered pumice should not be used too often perhaps once every month would bo enough. Bi-carbonate of soda is another good thing for the teeth, especially if you have a tendency toward acid mouth, or soft gums. A teaspoonful in a little warm water is all you need; the mouth can be rinsed out with it every day.

Salt is excellent for the teeth, but should not be used too often or too

much at a time. It may make tho

teeth ache for a minute if you use too

much, and if the teeth are eensitive. But It is wonderfully bleaching and cleansing. Salt water as a mouth wash and gargle Is excellent, and can be usel daily with only good effects.

Peggy The olive oil for fattening

is the samo as that usea ror saiaa

dressing. Yes, a teaspoonful with each meal would help you gain iu weight, but I can not say how long it will take you to put on another ten

pounds. It depends entirely upon your

nower of assimilation. There are some

people who can gain a pound a day.

whil others could not do that In a

week. The nervously active person wil lnot gain weight as fast as the one who is phlegmatic. Do not confine yourself entirely to tho oil, as you might lose your appetite for it; and if you take it plain, sprinkle some salt in it. Drink plenty

of milk also, or you may take some of the milk made into hot chocolate as the weather grows colder. If you do not vary your diet, you assimilation will be impaired, even if your appetite does not show it. Sisters The girl who is five feet tall should weigh 113 pounds, and the girl who is a half inch taller should weigh a few pounds more.

SCARLET FEVER.

Within a week sometimes within two or three days after your child has been exposed to scarlet fever, if she is a susceptible person, you will hear her complain of sore throat. Vomiting and fever accompany the sore throat, and from 12 to 36 hours later a bright red rash will appear on her neck and chest. This spreads rapidly over the whole body, with the exception of the face which usually escapes. By this time you will be pretty sure you have a well developed case of scarlet fever on your hands, and the complications and after-effects of this disease may be so serious that no mother should attempt to handle a case alone. Deafness may result from scarlet fever, and it is not an unknown thing to have a child die suddenly from kidney disease after it was thought he had entirely recovered from an attack of scarlet fever. If your child has the above symp

toms send for a competent physician who will guide you through the pitfalls of this disease. He will tell you that it is contagious from the very beginning until all discharges from the

r.ose, throat and ears have ceased, us- j

ually a period of about five weeks. Peeling Process.

Desquamation, or peeling, generally begins about the eighth day, but the flakes and scales are not now looked upon as likely to be contagious. The patient himself, and anything (clothing, toys, upholstery, etc.) which, have been contaminated by discharges from

his mucous membranes are the chief infecting agents. Hence, the importance of keeping the patient and anything which he has used from coming in contact with other children. As a rule, scarlet fever keeps a child out of school about six weeks, but this, of course, depends upon the cessation of all discharges from the nose, throat,

ears, and any glands which may have

Dronen aown in the course or the disease. A frequent means of spreading scarlet fever are the mild cases of those children who do not feel really ill, and complain of nothing but a mild sore throat. But these cases are just as contagious as severe ones, one just as apt to be followed by ear and kidney troubles. Unfortunately, too, a very severe case may be contracted from a very mild one, and the mother who sends her child to school with a sore throat runs the risk of causing some other child to suffer great harm and perhaps death. Keep your child at home when he has a sore throat.

Questions relating to Child Health and to related problems frill be an"ered by experts of the United States Public Health Service. Addreast Child Health Editor, v. S. Public Health Service, Washtngrton, D. C. (Please titration ibis newapaocr.)

MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL BEGINS 57th YEAR TODAY BOSTON, Oct. 6. Massachusetts institute of Technology, began its 57th year today, with the record enrollment of 3,528 students, an increase of 12 per cent over last year. A liberal number of women were enrolled. The freshmen class numbers six hundred. Foreign countries are represented by 225 students.

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Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am 17 years old and go to high school. My parents do not approve of my keeping company with gentlemen friends, al though I have many who accompany me home when I go out of an evening. I am in love with two boys. One I like because he is jolly, and the othei because he is quiet. The former is the younger. Do you think it would be right to let them take me home from a show? PEROXIDE BLONDE. You should obey your parents and r.bide by their decision. It seems to me it would be better for a young man to call for you and take you to a show than for you to go alone and then be accompanied home by some one who did not take you. To go to a place alone or in the company of another young girl does not look right. It is an open invitation for a boy to take the girl home and gives the impression that she is of the class which "picks up" escorts and is not sought by them in her own home. Dear Mrs. Thompson: When coming home from any place with a gentle man for the first time, although I have met him before, should I ask hiri in or just thank him for his company? Is it his place to ask to come again, or mine, and what should I say when he leaves? Should a girl thank her friend every time she has ice cream at an ice cream parlor? ELEANOR. If it is early in the evening, invite the young man to come in, but if it is after ten o'clock, thank him for taking you home and ask him to come to see you. Ask him to come again and leave It to him to set the time. A girl should always thank her friend for ice cream.

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