Show : f ''MaSttffiw:"-- : ': TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY RICH GERMAN Harmful Chemicals By DR W A EVANS The old fox and coon hunter who read this story will tell the green' horns that it is easy to judge when a pack of dog have hit a good trail By its energy and enthusiasm the tone of the bark and the number of dogs that join in the pack tells the framed ear of an experienced listener that the game Is not far from the a pursuers The writer had his training and knows how to time his ears to know how the dogs feel through the pitch of what they ay He has also had some experience in listening to the bay of research students chasing their prey The signs indicate that the research men who are working on the problem of mottled teeth are soon to 4 make a kllL Mottled teeth as such are of more interest to my beautiful neighbors who tell the ladies how to become beautiful or how to remain so The uglier men and the children sometimes known to neighbors as ugly are more interested in ducklings crumbling teeth and teeth that do not hold fillings welL Many complain that fillings will not stay” in their teeth They wonder if they should blame their dentists There are some who complain that their own or the children’s teeth crumble as though they were made of sand or they wear down to the roots even though the sufferer is not a tobacco chewer Evidence accumulates that the trou ble results from drinking water that contains too much fluonn The rem edy consists in changing one’s source of drinking water When the rail roads found that the water taken on by locomotives at certain tanks made their first steaming unsatisfactory reaction was to discontinue using the objectionable tanks The second step was to find water softeners that would convert hard water into a satisfactory product Probably before long all communities supplied now with water that causes mottled teeth will be using an efficient softener suited to the particular water One of the recent additions to the pack is a group of people connected with the University of Arizona The people of a town in that state complained that their teeth were bad The cause was traced to the water supply Those citizens who did not use water from the common supply had The research students good teeth at the university proved that the water had too much fluorin and that the foods used in the town did not Finally they used experimental rats to clinch the proof that excess of fluorin in a water supply harmed the teeth I 1 An organic acid somewhat akin chemically to urea A generation ago physicians charged it with disease shelf enough to fill a five-fo2 It is the waste product caused by breaking down of the nuclei of cells 3 To a limited extent It sometimes forms gravel and stones and thus causes kidney colic It mav possibly be a cause of some forms of Bright's disease 4 Yes A person who Is subject to gout and other diseases due to uric acid should eat freely of vegetables and sparingly of meats and eggs coffee tea spices condiments and alcoholic beverages Bhould not be consumed Potatoes and bananas are about the two best foods 5 You probably have either rheumatism or neuritis Probably uric acid is not the cause of your trouble ot y Y?tfrfPAlVmiWf —Stokes Ber-toc- Fete Arranged for Stars Shine if Directors Polish Wednesday Night At Cathedral our master decorators are at your command dral - 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There's no question but what the to inquiries under proper limitations director is responsible for the success of the player in many instances when return stamped envelope is inLillian Gish was a screen flop closed Dr Evans will not make diagafter she left David Wark Griffith nosis or prescribe for individual and Leatriee Joy flattened entirely To the limit of space questions perEmil after she quit Cecil de Mille taining to hygiene and prevention of Janmngs and Pola Negri were suc-- l disease will be answered in this col(Copyright 1932 by the Chicago cesses when Ernest Lubltsch had them) umn Personal replies will be made Tribune) but now? Ethel Clay-- l in charge ton's star set with Joe Kaufman's death The same holds good of comedies Ford Sterling was bound for success and stardom when he quit Mack Sennett and hit the down grade Colleen Moore never made a successful picture after she parted with John and there’s any numMcCormick ber of examples But of course most of this reverts to the davs of silent films when any stuffed doll could be propped up before a camera end go through a string TfnnTTMp? of tricks taught by the director 7TTh This is not so true since the talkies came in since the player must have acting ability and a decent voice foMMlJI1 but still the director plays a big part as the In many Instances Dietrich-VoSternberg combination the answer would seem to be this He has iMailene is Joe’s discovery nursed her along knows her weak-- j nesses and her strength and contrives to bring out the best m her because he takes the time to concentrate thought and effort to this end leaving Ihe rest of the cast to plot their own characterizations and fitting them in to suit his own Ideas And that’s just about all there Is Franca but It’a really old ’HEY call it the to this Svengali business in any — (judnaUngly old Quebec le ita capital And the (lory of Chateau Fron tense la the hub of It all Are you worried about your child’s your vacation bar Thera ara a thousand and om near by raaorta to tnvaatigau One of them la your future? Robert Grandon’s horoscope lifa’a dream of a perfect vacation Montreal leaflet may contain some good advice and the purple Leurentiane era Write for It Inclosing 2 cents and a near by with a lura ail their own We promlee you bera'a stamped addressed envelope the enttlnf for a vacation that's iiSvtnti 1932 Publishers Syndi(Copyright cate ) from" Three Fast Trains is Eskimos Give Up Luxuries As Furs Become Scarce Created for Students For consultation in your home Ber-toc- REPLY Water Problems TELEPHONE Diplomas will be conferred by the Rt Rev Arthur W Moulton bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Utah Dr David L Barnard staff member of the hospital will make the address PROBABLY ON WRONG TRACK Graduation pins will be awarded by T M B writes: Miss Martha Hardin superintendent 1 What is uric acid? of the school 2 What cguses it? The class will be honored at a re3 Does it affect the kidneys? afterward at the Newhouse ception 4 Will dieting help troubles due hotel to uric acid’ Members of the class are Anne 5 I am 55 years old in perfect Ruth Sonia Nelson Alice B health no bad habits A year ago I Titus Ruth Vaughan E Florence noticed a sore place on my elbow Splekerman Dora Elizabeth Huetlle Later it became lame and now it has Frances Lee Phillips Genevieve Sorextended to the shoulder and all liga- enson Leona Gerard Laura May ments are stiff and sore I apply hot Goodro and Florence G Okeson I applications with little results would appreciate your opinion kl - 22 1932 wife’s idea” and follow it with rea' By BEATRICE FAIRFAX underlying the idea proudly not Lucy is asking a question She is1 engaged to a T?" He is well con-- s ®y!s don’t you really get acquaint- Her family approves him e(jWhy nected jlance 0f yours? You someto but find She has no fault aU ove with htm- - And lf not she head doubts has ROME (UP) — The tieasury of the how she don’h then try somebody else the?011 a career over heels in love is m love you write me you Chinese republic finds itself richer alternatlve?" she wonders Let's conmay try a career But no one ever today thanks to a wholly unexpected sider the question It's achieved a career that The way you put it Lucv it seems never an alternative It way revenue source demands This is represented by Henry Basse to me your fiance fills neither your work and ability especially work a German citizen who before dying eye your imagination nor your heart Worth the Effort last August in Bressanonc Italy be No girl can be enthusiastic about a So many of us think that wish queathed to the Chinese government man just because his family connecthe sum of a million and half of lire tions are fine and her parents heart- should be followed immediately by and lacking this deBasse though he had a home at Bonn ily approve These while important achievement m the Rhineland preferred to live are side issues You'd have more sired result we flop back into disWasn’t it Kipling’s at Bressanone where citizens used to chance of happiness with this young couragement look upon him as a beggar because of man if there were some fault to find Mulvaney who had the wit to see — his shabby appearance and his poor with him something to scrap about that the best part of any possession He called was the effort that won it scale of living However he bad con Perhaps he is not colorful enough it "the fight between” When you get siderable wealth whiph he had accu Acquainted Getting mulated through successfully trading contributing something of Human relations are not all made things by you in China become stronger and yourself When The bequest was accompanied by of concessions and adjustments richer day by day a follow an astounding condition — that that these come they usually Judged by what you put into life sum was to be used by the Chinese stand for opinions and rights People so much difference make it doesn't to know each other that whether you go in for a marriage or government to fight the Europeans really Agetman Is "This my a career may say “China to the Chinese” was the rea way If you are a real person son given by Basse in his will in ex you will be a success at either And planation of his action ing that the Europeans are under the why not make a career of marriage? of defenders Tsiang Lu Fo the Chinese charge present conditions d'affaires in Rome has made several China is not known trips to Bolzano and Bressanone in Tsiang Lu Fo desiring to show grat connection with the legal steps re ltude to Basse's memory handed to quired by the execution of Basse's the Rev Sorraruj the parish priest will and has returned here with the of Bressanone the sum of 200 lire with — bequest Whether the money will be the request that he celebrate masses! weighs 700 tons yet rocks in the used to fight the Japanese consider- - in suffrage of Basse's soul 'slightest wind Doctor Reviews Research Tendency to Identify t ”- ONCE MORE THE QUESTION MARRIAGE OR A CAREER?” Eleven St Mark’s Nurses FORTUNE LEFT Held Cause 'of Await Diploma Exercises TO CHINESE BY Water Impurity Tooth Disorders fia§i8sML'-- i ac ac axe it If |