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Dentistry - Before National Health Service

Wellingborough News, 18th November 1882, transcribed by Kay Collins

A GREAT DISCOVERY—Hundreds have been cured of Tooth Ache, Tic and Neuralgia by the use of THE NEURALGIA ANTIDOTE. Price 1s. 1½d. and 2s. 9d. per bottle. Prepared only by O. E. TREZISE, at the Pharmacy, 14 and 15, Church Street, Wellingborough.—(Advert)

The Argus, 27th January 1893

Local Intelligence
Mr. C. M. Duplock, Dental Surgeon, 62, Granby-street, Leicester.
Modern and Painless Dentistry at moderate charges.
No extras. Estimates and advice free. All cases guaranteed.
High-street, Rushden, Thursdays 9.0 to 11.30 a.m
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Rushden Echo, 3rd March 1916, transcribed by Kay Collins

Dental Extraction by the application of local anesthesia is absolutely painless. Therefore, there need be no anxiety in the minds of prospective patients. Consult Mr. A. M. Willson Fenton, 28, High-street, Rushden, for further advice.

Rushden Echo, 18th August 1916

To Be Physically Fit it is absolutely essential that you have the compliment of teeth, and that the mouth should be hygienic in every way. Make an appointment with Mr. Willson-Fenton, 28, High-street, Rushden. Attendance daily.



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