New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15
Taking Pain from painless"

Unless you Of those singulaTy blessed individuals
~ who slight acquaintance with dentists or look
visits to them mild irritation you will be amazed and
loved to learn forth next SUNDAY MAGAZINE
There is nothing more familiar than the claim Of painless den
~ upon which quack has played for years which has been
the most outrageous fiction But the time has come when the
really scientific men profeonand al good dentists
scientists who should with good medical men-have last
made painless dentistry fact. They have found way Of taking
the pain from it. Thus they have robbed life Of one Of its
terrors.
Of course oxd laughing has long made extraction
Of teeth bearabe; but the long hours OF torture when the operator
was excavating filling sensitive tooth had be endured Now
one need suffer not ALL and yet lose consciousness The
patient determines much OF the shall be taken that makes
him insensble pain.
DIR Edwin F. Bowers all about in Of his entertaining
articles in which ne sets forth scientific facts simply interest
nglv He shows the long years patient experiment and yes
cation that have brought the great boom and he points
its great significance.
There is nothing that people fear than the dentists
chair and to know that longer ongdawnou agony
either in anticipation reality good TO be true But
there seems TO be no about it, And moreover uy
safe 1t is mighty important discovery give the world
VERA EDMONDSON has a story next issue, one Of the
series that has for its background the big department
Although the heroine the chief artist in the advertising department
Of the store much Ci romance tnarl Of business IN
this tale
Il has strength Of purpose and grip in it, for verge y
upon tragedy At points real tragedy but there IS no bitter
ness in it. 1t revoves upon the greatest OF Affections the loss Of
ones ewes and the woman who threatened and the with
ont hope are shown in wonderful Always the tale ne
and human ike all OF Miss Edmondsons stories. This me
called NET PROFITS.
THE WOMAN IN THE CASE is an article by Roy Norton:
really succession Of experiences which show the disadvantage
Of beauty to woman travelling except in England her coon md
in the United States Unless you have had some OF these expert
ens Yourself this article will be revelation TO YOU II you are
= woman YOU may be little frightened you man. u IS
likely TO make your blood boil Mr.. Norton. an ndeta25e
globe trotter himself Of the things he writes about AM he
admirably expresses the indignation you will feel
THERE smashing double page full color in our next Sun
DAY MAGlHNE which Will your pulses throbbng Il IS
rcpoucton Of painting made the magazine by w Herbert
Dunton on CUSTERS LAST STAND. In you the battle
radened Sioux Indians making the final attack on the ta"n
haired Custer on the Little Big HON in Montana which resulted IN
the slaughter Of Custer and every with him. It one " The
famous disasters the long history Of Indian warfare IN this
country and as place June 2j 1876 this reproduction
by way Of being anniversary
TORN ACROSS the serial b. Henry Kitchell Webster be-
comes even more absorbing in The next instanent John
has met Pamela in Chicago-by accident Revelations come tf
and fast Thcy discover the lucky stone in The leather
thong is rough diamond, worth twenty thousand dollars that