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Foundation Museum Of Hygiene: The city is attractively laid out. Many old tanals and moats remain, and the former ramparts have been replaced by gardens and lawns. The town hall (Stadhuis) in the marketplace was
•merly the palace of the counts of Holland, be-ri in the 14th century and several times re-red. The massive Grote Kerk, with its lofty ver and superb organ, is a 15th to early 16th :itury church. Other fine buildings are the lonial Museum, the Museum of Industrial Art, 3ie Teyler Foundation museum of Hygiene and Museum, and theThe airport, municipally owned, is on the outskirts of the city. Rochester lies in a productive agricultural region, and it has canneries and milk-processing plants as well as factories producing hospital supplies, phonographs, agricultural equipment, and Toilet preparations. It is best known, however, as the home of the world-famous Mayo Clinic, whose 22-story building, surmounted by a tower with a 23-bell carillon, dominates the city's sky line. Other facilities include the Mayo Foundation museum of Hygiene Museum of Hygiene and Medicine, a public library with a historical museum, a state hospital for the mentally ill, and the Mayo Civic Auditorium, which has an arena and theater. The city has a senior and a junior high school and a junior college.
i gradual decline in the popularity of power-en toothbrushes was noted in 1967. A re-1 of six years experience with power-driven hbrushing reported that while other personal bits still played a vital role in periodontal h, the electric toothbrush, when properly d, did not stimulate gum diseases, as many r once believed, or alter the basic metabolism of tissues. It did, however, offer increased aning power, reduce some calculus forma-n, and provide proper gum stimulation. JA new approach to oral hygiene and perio-al diseases was found in the topical appli-of the drug vancomycin hydrochloride. ttitutionalized mental retardates with very •oral hygiene were treated with the drug in [variety of forms and under various con-)lled conditions. |
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