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Good News
That millions of women tell
Seen But Not Heard
(Continued from page 41)
toward a large cage standing on the floor beside the desk and said, “Polly !”
When I suggested that perhaps she preferred light comedy to emotional drama, she seized upon pencil and paper, scrawled thereon, and presenting the result to me remarked, “Pig!”
“She loves to draw portraits,” vouchsafed the publicity man eagerly.
“Urn,” I replied dubiously.
But more seriously : Baby Peggy,
sturdy, dark eyed, plump, has won her way with ah almost phenomenal swiftness into the hearts of film-goers. There is about her tiny person an aroma of freshness, a charming lack of artifice. That smug, irritating mien of the usual screen child has not yet laid itself, like an ugly mantle, upon her young shoulders. There is in her no apparent desire to show off, no other interests than those of a healthy normal baby girl. She likes her work well enough ; she will be polite as possible to the big funny people who treat her with such solemnity and respect ; but she is quite frank in her preference for typewriters and pigs.
In a recent mental test of the child film stars, that included them all from Wes Barry to the inimitable Jackie. Baby Peggy carried off first honors. The test, conducted I believe by the University of Southern California, consisted of oral questions and answers and covered a wide variety of subjects.
To the question, “What is health?” not an easy one for a three-year-old, Baby Peggy replied promptly, “The thing that makes you have to have your toothes brushed.” To another, “What is a rule?” meaning the reign of a king, Peggy answered, “The thing you 'get spanked with.” She went thru the remaining list of questions with equal promptitude and finesse, and in the final balancing of age and answers easily took the prize.
Baby Peggy seems singularly fortunate. She is blessed with sane parents who have maintained toward her an attitude that one might find in good parents the world round, . unconstrained by the thought that they are guarding a child wonder.
Because she would not talk, Mama Montgomery put upon Peggy the ignominy of standing in the corner. She took the punishment bravely, with only a faint sniffle to betray her hurt, and when I went to her rescue smiled sweetly up at me.
“And now,” I begged, “just answer me one question. What do you want to be when you grow up — an actress?”
She shook her head solemnly.
“No,” she said gravely, “I want to be a lady.”
“Hum,” I said thoughtfully, glancing edgewise at her mother, who seemed to be a little alarmed, “and cant you be both ?”
“Pm afraid,” said Peggy, twisting a corner of her jacket, “I’m afraid I’m not big enough-.”
(Seventy-five)
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They have spread the news to others. Now wherever you look you see glistening teeth, and more smiles to show them.
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Must combat film
That viscous film you feel on teeth must be combated daily. Otherwise it clings, enters crevices and stays. It forms the basis of cloudy coats, including tartar.
It also holds food substance which ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause decay. Germs breed by millions in it. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea.
Thus most tooth troubles are now traced to film, and very few escape them.
Why it remains
The tooth brush and the ordinary tooth paste cannot effectively combat it. So nearly everybody, however careful, had teeth discolor and decay.
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