Dentist Edward J. Martin Warns on Tooth Loss
In Covington Indiana dentist Edward J. Martin urges prompt action to save natural teeth, noting painless methods and foresight as key. He warns delaying treatment risks premature loss and higher costs.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
3
In Covington Indiana dentist Edward J. Martin urges prompt action to save natural teeth, noting painless methods and foresight as key. He warns delaying treatment risks premature loss and higher costs.
Ht. Cox, attorney and notary located in the Mock Building, Upataire. F. Lavingood, attorney at law in Covington, Indiana. office details and firm names appear among the professional card notices.
An excerpt recounts Union prisoners at Andersonville, describing guards, tunnel digging by prisoners, brutal branding of a suspected traitor, scuffles at the dead line, meager rations, and overheard conversations. It also notes trials, heat, lice, maggots, and a sailor-guard heroism amid raids and starvation.
James H Farrell of Chicago, longtime Illinois House member since 1887, leads Cook County Democratic Marching Club and supports Mayor Van Wyck campaigns. At 59, he remains a renowned figure in Illinois politics and active in real estate. He endorses Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a stomach remedy in a March 14 1902 testimonial.
Travel prospect from Denver to Ogden via the Den ver and Rio Grande routes known as The Scenic Line of the World and The Great Salt Lake Route. Through trains serve Chicago St Louis Denver and San Francisco with dining cars and standard sleepers. free illustrated pamphlets available from K Hooper G P and T A Denver Cui.
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