Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-21

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DR.. A. NJ. Hardaway Of Minot spoke
on root canal operation. accompany
ing his address with practical dem
onstrations. At the afternoon session
which began at 1880 Dr. Winters
conducted his clinic and lectures and
demonstrations were given by DIR.
David B!SMcLain Of Medina, Dr..AF:
A. Bricker of Fargo. Dr.: 8. B. Toney
of Bismarck, DR.. Maves Of Mime
apolis, and DR.. Thomas continued his
paper on children's dentistry.
Presidents Address.
In his annual address. President
Hallenberg especially emphasized the
valuable actively patriotic work done
Hallenberg said in part: ~.
Words cannot express the great
pleasure I experienced when your
sincere and patriotic responses to my
call came in. These responses as
sured me that North Dakota dentists
would Loyalty cooperate in making
dentally fit all the drafted men be-
fore they went into training, the
work and material to, be given with
out charge, ~ -, l,,
my cards indicate that.the dentists
Of North Dakota have put in 3,3g3
filings for drafted men, 1928 pro-
phylaxis, made 500 extractions, %
crowns. IL gold inlays, seven gold
foils, six bridges, three plates and
given 5O&root treatments, showing "a
grand totaliof 5,181 completed oper-
atoms This splendid result was ac-
complished by lao dentists. 4.
Ask Cooperation
May I ask you who are already
in this work to assist in getting 4. the
cooperation of those dentists who
| ha vo NOT o1NooAVr n~~a4 Sn .Hl~A
present war, emergency demands our
best efforts. Under the conditions
now existing in France, every man
sworn to fight for our. colors should
have his mouth and teeth put, in
proper shape for three years, service.
Every. dentist in North Dakota must
assist in this work ii, the drafted men
in. all parts Of the state are to be
taken care, OF. At the present time
nine of the So counties have not re-
ported a single use Certainly the
dentists in these apparently neglected
counties should come across and help
us. do our work so we'll that the boys
will not require dental work abroad,
but may put all their time and ener
gies into the fight This demand. for
our service is most urgent now
therefore your duty is clearly defined
by caring for q single mouth, you
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tnlnes nave IN the .worldf
nlstory. Il would, tnerefore, impress
Q WIN your individual importance
e tnls critical, Tune. when our grea1
service 10 humanity has Established
pre.eminence: Dentistry Is marking
70 ius own the. triumphant ban
ner OF unseif1sh service to the great
amy OF u young manhood .goinl
1ofth 10 ngnt TOT the country's honor
Ambulance May BE Sent
sIn closinx. T wish n. thank 20,
for the splendid mannersin which 70,
are n~erfnrnnine vonr d,,tv md - ~.
Heye Won Viii continnsV = the ..m.
unseldsh- way. 40 thaf> when thia ,reas
Terrible of ali warn il ri nm and ye
a. a profes.ion. ma LOOK every ms,
in the eya ana saw sWe did omr hest,.
Dr.. Hallenber9 urged members .,
the ~associadon to Durchasa ana enuir
q dental ambuia nca. ana 10 man n
WITH. North Dakota~dentists:-' ..'..
Dental ambulancea are. being ran.
idly completad. MI understand, ~
one has already been sent to var
ington for i~nspSctionIs after vhich.sIf
q we'll as several otherp, viii be SON
to camps for examination and tfia.