Word: mouth
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...numerous uses of vulcanite in dentistry there enter many applications of chemical science and art. The progress of physics has furnished the dentist with new tools and apparatus of high value. The electric light prolongs his hours of labor and enables him to put a bright light into the mouth, an electrical current brings him the mechanical power for grinding and burnishing, and for the mechanical sweeping and ventilation of his office and his laboratory. The X-rays enables him to see clearly the condition of an ill-shaped jaw, or of misplaced teeth, and exactly what has happened...
...early stages dentistry was looked upon as a luxury of the rich, as a means of comfort and of health, and at the best of avoiding pain; but we now know that the care of the teeth and the mouth is one of the most important departments of preventive medicine...
...Lipscomb 1L., for the best revolver score. From now until the Easter recess the club will have regular rifle practice on Mondays and revolver practice on Fridays in the baseball cage at 7.30 o'clock. A medal will be awarded at the end of every mouth to the man making the highest 5 out of 8 scores of 100 each. After Christmas there will be two scratch championship shoots, one, with the rifle and one with the revolver, in both of which the winners will receive cups. In the spring after the indoor work stops such men as wish...
...track meet of the 1. C. A.A.A.A., held at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, last Friday and Saturday, was won by Cornell University with 34 points. Pennsylvania with 29 1-2 points was second, Yale with 22 third, and Harvard with 17 1-2 points barely won fourth place over Dart-mouth's score of 17 points. The remaining points were distributed as follows: Michigan, 6; Swarthmore, 6; Princeton, 4; Columbia, 4; and Syracuse...
...mile course on the Severn runs from northwest to southeast, and is about four miles up from the mouth of the river. High land on both sides makes it a very smooth course in ordinary winds...