The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-09-27

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applause.
East Tennessee Denial Asso-
citation.
The 1lth annual meeting Of This
body was held at Cleveland,
Tenn, commencing Wednesday,
Sept. 10Th and ending Friday, the
Dist. The meeting was largely
attended and proved to be one of
unusual interest to the Dental
profession present. The first days
session was passed in reading pa
pers and the discussion OF the
same. An interesting paper on
"Filling Teeth" was read by DR..
w. Q. Carson, Of Cleveland, and
a long discussion cnsucd, which
by motion verged into all the
branches Of operative dentistry.
DR.. Jas. Carson, the President,
presided at all the meetings eX-
cept the night sessions, when Dr..
S. b. Cooke Of Sweetwater, the
Vice President, filed the chair.
On Wednesday night an interest
ing session was held and the dis
cussion Of Operative Dentistry
was continued through the entire
night session.
On Thursday morning at $50
o'clock the Association met at
theirssession room, and after the
Association was called to order
the President delivered his an
nual address. His subject was
THE Preservation Of the Natural
Teeth" but other points in the
practice ofdcntistry were alluded
10. The address was highly inter
esting and instructive, and con
tanned a great deal Of wholesome
ADVICE, not only to the dental
profession, but to the people at
large, After the Presidents al
eress the Association repaired to
DIR. Carson'S Office, for clinical in
Gtruction, at which time DIR.
Meyers, Of Pikeyille, proceeded
to fill a cavity in approXimal sur
face Of Il central incisor tooth
with soft gold and by hand press
IRE. DR.. S. b. Cooke, Of Sweet
water, then operated, filing an
approXimal cavity in Il literal in
ci5or tooth. preparing his cavity
with S. S. Whites Dental Engine,
using Tack's Pellets and Auto
matte Pluggcr. DR.. 7. j. Spcck, ;
OF Morristown, filled a cavity in
approXimal surface Of Literal in
cisor tooth with scmicohesive
gold foil and by hand pressure ,
and malletforce combined. The {
remainder Of the day was taken (
up in discussions as was also the |
session. On Friday morn !
the Association was called to !
order, and after some discussion {
on general subjects they proceed !
ed to the election Of officers for l
the following year, which result :
ed as follows, viz: '
Or. S. b. Cooke, Of Swcetwatcr, c
President; 7. j. Speck, Of Morris c
town. Vice President; A. W. Pal '
mer, Of Kingston, Secretary d l
Treasurer; j. u. Lee, Of Chatta- L
nooga, Cor. Secretary. t
Sweetwater was selected as the '
place of the next meeting, which =
takes place the Sd Wednesday in p
September, 1878. The meeting p
hen adjourned. DR.. Herman, Of y
he firm Of Herman & Morrison, =
was present with a full line Of y
material and in a
;truments, giving the members Of n
he Association a chance to OK .,
mine. The Association passed !
resolution that the city papers fc
DC requested to publish a con p'
lensed report Of the proceedings, b,
With a request to other East Ten "
,essco papers to copy, and q com d,
was then appointed to pre- ii
,are the same for publication. 81
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