. Dental Norman W. Kinpsiey. Norman W. Kingsley, noted as an orthodontist and forhis invention of a cleft palate obturator. Kingsley likely is themost versatile dentist the profession has ever had. His bustof Christ is a masterpiece, as is his bust of Whitelaw was the virtual inventor of pyographical work. He pro-duced all of Rembrants masterpieces with his laboratory benchblow-pipe. He also was an artist of rare distinction in oil col-ors, silk embroidery work, and in beating copper and bronzeHis book on Cleft Palate, and The Voice, are standardworks today. His contributions


. Dental Norman W. Kinpsiey. Norman W. Kingsley, noted as an orthodontist and forhis invention of a cleft palate obturator. Kingsley likely is themost versatile dentist the profession has ever had. His bustof Christ is a masterpiece, as is his bust of Whitelaw was the virtual inventor of pyographical work. He pro-duced all of Rembrants masterpieces with his laboratory benchblow-pipe. He also was an artist of rare distinction in oil col-ors, silk embroidery work, and in beating copper and bronzeHis book on Cleft Palate, and The Voice, are standardworks today. His contributions to orthodontia, both in writ-ings and appliances, are invaluable. Dr. Angle has denomi-nated him The Father of Orthodontia. THE DENTAL SUMMARY 441. Chas. A. Kingsbury. Charles Andrew Kingsbury, of Philadelphia, was an earlyexperimenter with electricity as a dental therapeutic agent torelieve aching teeth. He was also a noted traveler in foreignlands, examining the historical antiquities, arts and sciencesof various countries, which he reported and published in thePhiladelphia newspapers. He was an ardent disciple of IsaakWalton, and possessed a fund of knowledge of fish and game,and took a keen interest in the efforts to stock our rivers withfood fish, and was a member of the Pennsylvania Fish andflame Protective Association.


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