Difficult Extraction - Back of Post Card
On November 17th, 1906, Cliff Nash sent this post card, from Bath, Ontario, to Mrs. G. W. Beach, Athens, Ontario.
He wrote, "This is all the card I have so I will send it to you and you can tell the rest I am well and working very hard. Was at the office at 7:30 this morning. Everything is going fine, only I do about half as much each day as I would like. Edith and Ruth are up here with me every day and Edith is getting real handy. Will write a letter tomorrow. Yours lovingly, Cliff."
Post Card I bought. I don't think I would like visiting this dentist.
For front of card, search on "Bowrin Dentist front"
Today, August 23, 2015, I received an email from Patricia Gordon-Rice who lives in Washington State, USA. She wrote:
"I came across the old postcard of the dentist you have on Flickr and can tell you a bit about it. Mrs. G.W. Beach [of Athens was my great grand aunt, Huldah (Nash) Beach.
Cliff was her brother, (Charles Clifford Nash). Edith was his wife and Ruth his daughter. And yes, he was a dentist. He lived from 1877 until 1946."
Difficult Extraction - Back of Post Card
On November 17th, 1906, Cliff Nash sent this post card, from Bath, Ontario, to Mrs. G. W. Beach, Athens, Ontario.
He wrote, "This is all the card I have so I will send it to you and you can tell the rest I am well and working very hard. Was at the office at 7:30 this morning. Everything is going fine, only I do about half as much each day as I would like. Edith and Ruth are up here with me every day and Edith is getting real handy. Will write a letter tomorrow. Yours lovingly, Cliff."
Post Card I bought. I don't think I would like visiting this dentist.
For front of card, search on "Bowrin Dentist front"
Today, August 23, 2015, I received an email from Patricia Gordon-Rice who lives in Washington State, USA. She wrote:
"I came across the old postcard of the dentist you have on Flickr and can tell you a bit about it. Mrs. G.W. Beach [of Athens was my great grand aunt, Huldah (Nash) Beach.
Cliff was her brother, (Charles Clifford Nash). Edith was his wife and Ruth his daughter. And yes, he was a dentist. He lived from 1877 until 1946."