The only cavities I've had in a long long time have been in the sides of my molars/wisdom teeth. I could feel a hole with my tongue--no sensitivity to hot/cold though. I have had some sensitivity on other teeth with no problems... so I don't know what it is.Just go to a dentist and get a cleaning/checkup. If you're not doing a good job with something, they'll let you know. could feel a hole with my tongue--no sensitivity to hot/cold though. I have had some sensitivity on other teeth with no problems... so I don't know what it is. Just go to a dentist and get a cleaning/checkup. If you're not doing a good job with something, they'll let you know.
In the U.S., where each state issues plates, New York State has required plates since 1903 (black numerals on a white background) after first requiring in 1901 that only the owner's initials be clearly visible on the back of the vehicle.
Trucking in Georgia became subject to the authority of the state PSC in late 1931. I have a 1933 so I wonder if it was the first issue. If the plate expired in 1933, it was likely issued in 1932 although I never found documented proof of this at the State archives. Apportioned and PSC plates do not automatically go along together. Back in the days of PSC plates, a South Carolina truck could have an apportioned or just a regular truck plate. It just depended on how the vehicle was used and where it went. On a similar note, once there was the ICC-interstate commerce commission.