. Dental ENTAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERSFOR 1908-09. At the twelfth annual meeting of the Xational Dental Associa-tion, held in Boston, Mass., July 28 to 31, 1908, the followingofficers were elected for the ensuing year: V. E. Turner, Raleigh, X. C, president: , Atlanta,Ga., vice-president for the south: Eugene H. Smith, Boston, Mass.,vice-president for the east; W. T. Chambers, Denver. Col., vice-pres-ident for the west: H. C. Brown, Columbus, Ohio, correspondingsecretary; Charles S. Butler, Buffalo. X. recording secretary:A. R. Melendy. Knoxville, Tenn., treasurer. Execut
. Dental ENTAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERSFOR 1908-09. At the twelfth annual meeting of the Xational Dental Associa-tion, held in Boston, Mass., July 28 to 31, 1908, the followingofficers were elected for the ensuing year: V. E. Turner, Raleigh, X. C, president: , Atlanta,Ga., vice-president for the south: Eugene H. Smith, Boston, Mass.,vice-president for the east; W. T. Chambers, Denver. Col., vice-pres-ident for the west: H. C. Brown, Columbus, Ohio, correspondingsecretary; Charles S. Butler, Buffalo. X. recording secretary:A. R. Melendy. Knoxville, Tenn., treasurer. Executive committee,new members, J. D. Patterson, Kansas City, Mo., C. J. Grieves,Baltimore. H. B. McFadden, Philadelphia, Pa. Executive Coun-cil, H. J. Burkhart, chairman, Batavia. X. Y.: B. Holly Smith, Bal-timore, Md.: F. O. Hetrick, Ottawa. Kan.: A. H. Peck. Chicago, 111.:W. E. Boardman, Boston, Mass. Birmingham, Ala., was selected as place for 1909 meeting. H. C. Brown, Corresponding Secy. REGULAR CONTRIBUTIONS. DENTAL EDUCATION IN OUR SCHOOLS WITHSTEREOPTICON.* By Dr. A. C. Runyan, South Haven, Michigan. For a number of years I have put a great deal of thoughtand study on this topic and I will show you today what Ihave developed in the way of presenting this subject to theschools. In the summer of 1891 or 1892 there was a teachers insti-tute held in our city and the superintendent of schools invitedthe different professional men to come in on the severalevenings and make addresses along their special lines of was invited as a dentist and talked on Dental Anatomy andHygiene in Our Schools. It is a recognized fact that ourschool text-books and the literature of the day have but com-paratively little to say along those lines. This has been some-what improved, however, in our later editions. I have alwaysthought while we were discussing these subjects in our dentalsocieties, that it was a good deal like throwing a kiss at agirl in the dark. We knew what we were doing, b
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