Modern Mechanix
Issue: Jan, 1929
Posted in: Dogs
Posted: 07/26/2010
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IT DOESN’T HURT A BIT (Jan, 1929)

IT DOESN’T HURT A BIT

Dr. M. E. Moby, of Los Angeles, found his canine patient more unconcerned than a human patient when he used his dentist’s drill to make way for a new inlay.

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