The International Dental Journal, Volume 24International Dental Publication Company, 1903 - Dentistry |
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Page 43
... close the discussion , and then a motion to adjourn will be in order . There is another paper at two o'clock . There will be time enough for us to get a light lunch , and I should rec- ommend the same , as we are to have a banquet and I ...
... close the discussion , and then a motion to adjourn will be in order . There is another paper at two o'clock . There will be time enough for us to get a light lunch , and I should rec- ommend the same , as we are to have a banquet and I ...
Page 46
... close of that hour , I naturally hurried the child too much . It being her first visit , and I an entire stranger to her , of course there was more rapid menta- tion than usual going on in her little brain . I fully realized these ...
... close of that hour , I naturally hurried the child too much . It being her first visit , and I an entire stranger to her , of course there was more rapid menta- tion than usual going on in her little brain . I fully realized these ...
Page 47
... close of our talk he paid me one - half the amount for the full course of instruction , saying that he expected to leave the city for a week or two , and on his return would pay the remaining half and begin instruction . Two weeks ...
... close of our talk he paid me one - half the amount for the full course of instruction , saying that he expected to leave the city for a week or two , and on his return would pay the remaining half and begin instruction . Two weeks ...
Page 70
... close with a dental profession dependent upon a peri- odical literature that represents nothing but a commercial life . Will the dentist of the period work truly towards this end ? May each individual reader ponder upon the importance ...
... close with a dental profession dependent upon a peri- odical literature that represents nothing but a commercial life . Will the dentist of the period work truly towards this end ? May each individual reader ponder upon the importance ...
Page 102
... close up the tooth and allow it to rest for some time , when the root - filling was completed without the slightest incon- venience . It remained quiet for some time , but later began to give me trouble . Several examinations were made ...
... close up the tooth and allow it to rest for some time , when the root - filling was completed without the slightest incon- venience . It remained quiet for some time , but later began to give me trouble . Several examinations were made ...
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