THE TEETH OF LENIN.
j A prominent London physician _ od-->i som a novel reason for Bolshevism, fa. all duo, he Bays, to the fact that KK'-'«b4 Irotslfy/'suffer from. bad rte Alt. No man whose teeth are good 'sis lietV' to fall into ill-health, and no 1 man. ever becomcß a I ft Ms ilieing '.generally realised that v 'j if functional aid ferrous disorders .t- : | y-bo traced directly or indirectly to sriaoa ft-om decayed'teeth. There is m close connexion .between indi--4; Ken and defective mastication. ■ £ ib many men dig their graves with ;;i &.teeth 'is an eld saying. 'ltr has i to-iih© evils of'over-feeding or < | ifiweating. But the man whofol"J £s¥»- Elbert a's advice to "FletcherSi p».food more o nd the rag Jess" will and happily. iyasL,l§an and hungry in all iMftMbilfty -.hpaaso of a foflurb to aiidr»to -assimilate.., his- fodd. JijA 'physician but confirms tha
month of Osesar that "such men are fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils. If we-are going to destroy Bolshevism, it might not be a bad idea to ship into Russia a shipload of tooth brushes and tooth powder. After we have drawn the dictator's bad teeth, we migjttt 'furnish him with:a hew set of good American nialte, warranted to bring:abdut the mens sano in corpora sana that may prove the beginning bfv a new and brighter era.for Russia. There remains, the great question ; "Is Lenih'a nasty disposition due to his bad teetfti, or his bad teeth to his nasty, disposition?" As"a man thinketh, so he is; but it. is also well settled that white grief and worry may induce cirrhosis of .the liver, that very condition of liver increases the tendency to grieve' and worry. Once tttie vicious circle h started there is no telling where it will end, "Watch your teeth, boy?— Dearborn "independent.".
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17220, 10 August 1921, Page 11
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