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Re: Who is the father of James MacPherson, Surgeon Dentist d.Jan 25 1844, Glasgow?
« Reply #27 on: Tuesday 06 November 18 09:07 GMT (UK) »
I wonder if dentists in the early 1800s knew about the effects of sugar on teeth?

Reminds me of a sketch by 'Scotland the What?' in which they were taking about a local village fête, to which the dentist's wife would be contributing her usual toffee.

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Re: Who is the father of James MacPherson, Surgeon Dentist d.Jan 25 1844, Glasgow?
« Reply #28 on: Tuesday 06 November 18 10:04 GMT (UK) »
 ;D  If the "Last  Trump" excludes those who made their fortunes from the proceeds of slavery there will be a poor torn-oot on the top of the Necropolis!  ;D

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Re: Who is the father of James MacPherson, Surgeon Dentist d.Jan 25 1844, Glasgow?
« Reply #29 on: Tuesday 06 November 18 11:55 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: Forfarian on Tuesday 06 November 18 09:07 GMT (UK)
I wonder if dentists in the early 1800s knew about the effects of sugar on teeth?

Reminds me of a sketch by 'Scotland the What?' in which they were taking about a local village fête, to which the dentist's wife would be contributing her usual toffee.

Sorry, I'll get my coat ....

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