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...album was presented by the Emperor, William 1 and the Empress Augusta to Dr. Thomas W. Evans, a famous dentist of Paris. Beside the elaborate binding the volume contains a medallion of the Emperor. It has been temporarily deposited in the Library for exhibition by C.F. Muller...
Jack Dempsey, champion pugilist: " Some months ago my brother John went to a dentist. The dentist now claims I promised to pay my brother's bill. The bill ($624.50) has not been paid. The dentist has gone to court...
...77th Anniversary of the first public demonstration of the use of ether anæsthesia in surgery was celebrated at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston. It was there, on Oct. 16, 1846, that Dr. William T. G. Morton (1819-1868), then a young dentist studying medicine, anæsthetized a patient with ethyl ether, while Dr. Warren, senior surgeon, removed a tumor. Others (Long, 1842, Robinson, Liston, Jackson) have disputed with Morton priority in the use of ether, but the consensus of medical opinion has awarded him the honor...
...that the recent election, if conclusive at all, is indicative of the true "temper of the Oklahoma people," for Governor Walton was elected by the largest majority in the history of Oklahoma. The recent expression of the "people of Oklahoma" is similar to that of a boy in a dentist's chair, who, when asked how he felt after a bad tooth had been extracted, replied "worse...
There are only two colleges in the country where colored physicians and dentists are graduated (TiME, July 2) There is only one colored physician to every 3,194 Negroes, one colored dentist to every 20,500 Negroes. There is one white physician to every 553 white people, one white dentist to every 2,070 white people. This condition is the product not of an indifference on the part of colored youths to the medical and dental professions, but because of limited facilities. Howard University, one of the colleges that gives this training, is obliged to turn away over two-thirds...