Northwestern University Dental School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Dr. Ulvestad is also advocating a new system of crown and bridgework. It is exceedingly simple and consists in having the oc- clusal surfaces of the teeth p-erfectly flat. This pro-cess enables food to be more thoro-ughly triturated and compressed before swallowing, thus enlarging one's capacity to a considerable degreeg It is Dr. Ulvestad's belief that in time, if several generations would allow themse-lves to be fitted with such crowns, the natural teeth would- finally assume the same form, according to the laws of evolu- tion. Dr. Poundstone fo-llowed the pro-fession for a while, but is now in the emfploy o-f a concern which is engaged in the manufacture of materia.ls fo-r the purpose o-f macadamizing roads. Cause unknown. Prof. Reuben Copple is holding down the chair o-f prosthetic den- tistry in a large WCSf61'H co-lleige, and whenever his bo-ys want to get him sore they sing MXN hen Reuben Co-mes to Townf' Lighten- ing P. Gregg is a senior at N. U. D. S., and will graduate in two years more if the faculty makes no further changes. Dr. Carl Ru- dolph Bismark Brandt, called Dutch', to-' distinguish him from the other one, is now United States minister to his native land. Dr. Brandt says that the weather in Ireland is much more beneficial to his health than is tha.t of Chicago. The other Brant is traveling for a cracker house. Dr. R. S. Chiles wishes to announce that he is no common book agent. That is no- joke g he weighs three hundred and seventy-nine pounds, and 'is still growing. Qur o-nly so-rro-w is for the girls of the class. They all proved to be disappointed with their profession in life and regretted when too la.te that they had not stuck to their first intentions-capturea husba.nd and beco-me happy. But where there's life, there's hope, they say, and life is not so short but that there may be happiness galore in store for the girls. - At this interesting point the patie-nt's teeth suddenly gave out and he failed to articulate properly, so that the prophet was forced to indefinitely suspend further communications until another comes along. , - I f?w y ea- ' ' 1-T T 1 X- i . 5 N 'El i -... Qyx '-,NE E - lt x QXFS Q' S' Q IM 0 I a ' . 5 if' Wlgmgn- . at fb UU 126

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