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THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, COLBORNE, ONT., THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 1932 HEADACHE What's Wrong Puzzle @ Frequent headaches mean too much acid. Neutralize the acids with Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. It ends your headache because it removes the cause. Take a little whenever a coated tongue or sour stomach or sluggish bowels warn you of an acid condition. Take it when you've eaten too heartily, or after any meal that "disagrees." Be sure it is genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, in this bottle. ALSO IN TABLET FORM: Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Tablets are now on sale at drug stores everywhere. Each tiny tablet is 'he equivalent of a teaspoonful of genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. Decay in Teeth Due to Diet Eradication Seen Possible by-Dean of Dental School, in Annual Report Based on 3-Year Study New York --The eradication of tooth decay may yet become an established fact, according to Alfred Owre, dean of the School of llwiial and Oral Surgery at Columbia University, In his annual report. Results cf the work carried on in connection with the dental school's three-year co-ordinated research project in tooth decay are increasingly significant, Dean Owre says. "Contrary to the opinion long held ,liy the majority of the dental profession and by many investigators, (Cental decay seems to be closely related to some phases of the general kealth," the report reads. "The theory that a clean tooth never decays has been underminded by clinical experience. Experiments Conducted "Extremes of dental decay found In persons of the same age and sex Indicate that there must be other causes of dental decay than the mere lack of oral cleanliness." Diet experiments conducted by Dr. Ewing Cleveland McBeath with experimental and control groups of children between the ages of fifteen and eighteen, numbering from twenty to thirty in a group, indicate that diet and tooth decay are in close relationship, the report continues, citing cases to prove that under certain conditions of diet, decay occurs more quickly and extensively than under "It is true that among the variety ot causes heretofore advanced for dental carles, a number may be contributing factors," Dean Owre says, "but it will probably be found that they all may effect some specific change in the dental pulp, or 'nerve, to interfere with the nourishment of the tooth. The central factor in tooth decay seems to be a pathological or imperfectly functioning dental pulp." Cites Training Inadequacies While little is known of the dental pulp, Dean Owre states that modern science is finding more and more methods by which this factor can be investigated, Rnd in time prescribed for just as any ordinary ailment. The report comments on the inadequacies of the present system of dental training and recommends that as soon as it becomes practical from a financial standpoint, the Columbia School of Dental and Oral Surgery be made a department of medicine and surgery. Citing the educational plan now in operation in Austria, where all practitioners of dentistry are required to be graduate physicians, he suggests that the same plan be installed at Columbia. Tells of Dissatisfaction "The sitution in .research alone," he says, "demonstrates to the informed person the necessity that the man responsible for the oral field have a full background of medical science. Dissatisfaction with the existing situation in American dental education is increasing among educators and others who give the matter objective thought. I am in almost daily receipt of letters which comment on the inadequacy, and not seldom the venality, of present-day education and practice in dentistry. Here and there individuals and groups are actively opposing an extension or even a continuation of trie system. This is true of certain foreign countries as well." Answer to Last Week's Puzzle. Wrong kind of tail on pig. Apples growing on a bush. Ducks do not roost in trees. Wrong position for a bird's feet when flying. Mule's head is so large it could not t through the window. Chicks cannot swim. There are shoes on the pig. Sign misspelled. A man's ear is backwards. Owl out in the day time. One ear on the rabbit is longer than the other. Cow is getting up wrong. Two kinds of leaves oil one tree. Wrong kind of feet on the duck. 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They covered the districts in their charge, supervising the prospectors and examining discoveries offered to them by free-lance prospectors, in tl.ese airplanes. During the last three seasons the company's airplanes have operated in every province from Quebec to British Columbia and in the Northwest Territories. Of the original four machines three are still in service and tha fleet now totals eleven. Ventures Limited, and other large Canadian mining companies constantly employ airplanes in their services.--Toronto Mail and Empire. In the power of fixing the attention lies the most precious of the intellectual habits-- Robert^ Hall. Every great and commanding movement in the annals of the world is the triumph of enthusi*s: "The Only Medicine My Children Have Ever Had" "From the day I purchased the first box for my first baby until the present day, BABY'S OWN TABLETS have been the only medicine my four children have ever had," writes Mrs. Harry Pilmer, Cumberland Bay, N.B. 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