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1. 1 page letter from James A. Saddoris to Richard L. Christiansen dated 03/21/1988 and detailing Saddoris' support for Christiansen's desire to form an international coalition on dental hygiene.

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2. Folder 5a contains a handwritten draft of the article Michigan's Black Dental Heritage by Dr. Joseph B. Harris. Noted as "draft one," each page was written out longhand on yellow legal paper, then a typed page is stapled over each of those.

   Manuscript

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3. One page photocopy of "Joint Ventures & Foreign Co-Operation" article in Medical CHINA detailing the second annual Sin-US Dental Seminar being held in Chengdu and Beijing.

   Article

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4. Photocopied letter from Chao Yonglie to Richard L. Christiansen dated 06/05/1988. Original letter handwritten to Christiansen asking him to visit Chongqing.

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5. a) Undated letter to Dr. Robert Niesle b) 10-20-1969 letter to Dr. John Heyde, Dentsply International, Inc. c) 06-29-1971 letter to Dr. Irving I. Zamikoff, Assistant Professor, Louisiana State University d) 08-17-1972 letter from Samuel T. Dana, dean emeritus of the School of Natural Resources e) 01-06-1975 letter to Dr. Herbert R. Sleeper, Yale-New Haven Hospital f) 09-12-1973 letter to Frederick L. Novy g) 09-08-1975 letter from P.C. Lowery, D.D.S. h) 05-04-1976 letter from Robert E. Springer, Registrar, Henry Ford Museum i) 05-18-1976 letter to Dixie Franklin, Marquette County Journalist j) 05-29-1976 letter from Janet Lucile Buta k) 06-09-1976 letter to Dr. Sidney Williams l) 07-14-1976 letter from Dixie Franklin, Marquette County Journalist m) 05-1076 article clipping about Lucy Hobbs n) 07-13-1981 letter from Janet L. Buta Ward o) 09-22-1982 letter to Catherine Burt p) 04-14-1983 letter from Edward Attarian, D.D.S. q) 04-28-1983 letter from Mrs. James P. Warren r) 04-28-1983 article from David F. Striffler, School of Public Health s) 05-23-1983 letter to Edward Attarian, D.D.S. t) 06-01-1983 letter to Edward Attarian, D.D.S. u) Undated letter re 60th reunion for class of 1924 v) 09-30-1985 letter from Eleanor Frances Cooper and Frances Teresa Jones w) 02-18-1992 letter from Nan B. Ozanich x) 11-08-1996 letter from Hal D. Cooper, Attorney at Law

   Correspondence

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6. A collection of scanned research articles about W.D. Miller. Articles include: a) "Communications on the Care, the Embellishment and the Replacement of the Teeth in East-India." W.D. Miller (undated). b) "Willoughby Dayton Miller, Eminent Oral Microbiologist." Frank J. Orland, Dental Reflections (1970's). c) "Willoughby Dayton Miller: A Record of His Life and Work." Wilhelm Dieck, The Journal of the American Dental Association (March 1935). d) "Willoughby Dayton Miller." The Michigan Alumnus (October 1907). e) "The Miller Memorial." Edward C. Mills, et al., The Dental Summary (1916). f) "The Personality of Professor W.D. Miller." N.S. Hoff, The Dental Brief (March 1908). g) "Professor W.D. Miller Obituary." (1907) h) "Willoughby Dayton Miller--1853-1907 Obituary" (1907). i) "Willoughby Dayton Miller." Speech given at Pierre Fauchard Academy, October 22, 1979. j) "Inaugural Address." Willoughby Miller, The Penn Dental Journal (November 1905). k) "A communication from Dr. Miller." BDJ 1907 l) "Willoughby D. Miller Memorial." (1939?) m) "The Education of the Dentist." W.D. Miller, International Dental Federation. n) Handwritten notes re W.D. Miller biography o) Photograph of Miller Memorial from Michigan Works Progress Association. p) "W.D Miller Memorial Dedication Address." Russell W. Bunting (1940). q) Letter re Miller Memorial from Work Projects Administration (1940). r) Letter re donation for Miller Memorial from Albert JOhn Irving (1940). s) "The W.D. Miller Memorial." School of Dentistry Alumni Bulletin (March 1940). t) "Miller and Callahan Memorials Re-dedicated." Ohio State University Dental Alumni Quarterly (Autumn 1978). u) "Pioneer Dental Educators from Ohio." JADA (June 1980). v) Packet of information about Samuel Chashwan from Mary Chris Rospond (1980). w) Scan of sheet from Michigan alumnus publication (1940). x) Several scans of "A Pilgramage to the Old Home of the Late Willoughby D. Miller" published in the Dental Summary , clipped to a scan of an 1880 article written in German. y) Letter to the Editor page of JADA (February 1981) z) "W.D. Miller: A Second Pilgrimage to His Home." Donald F. Bowers, The Ohio Dental Journal (March 1982).

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7. Frank Clifford is an alumni from the University of Michigan Dental School. He gives history on Delta Sigma Delta founding at the University, collecting items of the fraternity and stories of members such as Russell Bunting and L.P. Hall. He talks about Delta Sigma Delta on a national level. Clifford explains the new address system of Ann Arbor, MI and how the numbers of the streets changed over the years and how to find old houses. He also talks about how he donated the Delta Sigma Delta material to a room at the Bentley Historical Library. Clifford explains his early job as a crane mover at a steel plant before becoming an orthodontist and how it helped him create a new way to make an investment.

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8. Hawkins is a University of Michigan Alumni. In his interview he talks about his days at the University, including stories of him and other dental students. He was in the same class a Russell Bunting and he talks about meeting him. He mentions the types of procedures he performed at school.

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9. Donald Kerr is an University of Michigan Alumni and Faculty member. He spends a lot of time talking about his pathway to dentistry, including his job at a pathology lab. He also worked in the dental school preparing slides for professors. After Dental School, Russell Bunting encouraged him to work in dental pathology and Kerr discusses how he help found dental pathology at the university. Kerr goes back to discuss his childhood and his work with the Children's Fund. He then goes on to the details about how the pathology department formed and who was involved. Finally he goes into a little detail about some of the faculty of the dental school when he was a student.

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10. P.C. Lowery is a University of Michigan Alumni and Faculty. Lowery accounts some stories when he was in his private practice around Southeastern Michigan. He starts to talk about his teaching days at the University. Lowery recalls many faculty members during his time as a student and as faculty. He tells some stories about certain people, including Marcus Ward and Neville Hoff. Kelsey shows him pictures of faculty that they discuss. Lowery accounts his days before dental school and the ways he made money to afford it. He also talks about some of the buildings that have changed since he was a student and some students he went to school with.

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11. Albert Wildanger is a University of Michigan Alumni. In "Dean for a Day" Kelsey takes Wildanger around the new dental school. They meet with Dean Mann and then go to a recording studio where they present Wildanger with an award. Kelsey then proceeds to ask him a few questions about the school. Wildanger recalls some early faculty members and buildings that were present when he was a student, including Waterman's gymnasium. They talk about installing electricity in the buildings and the famous Henry Purfield, dispenser and janitor. Wildanger talks about some of his past-time during dental school such as playing the mandolin and performing in plays at the Union. He also talks about the procedures that he did when he was a student. Wildanger talks a little about his life as a Flint dentist and his life in Flint.

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12. 3 page letter from Richard L. Christiansen to Jay Endsley 11/22/1982 on University of Michigan School of Dentistry letterhead. Body of text refers to goals of dental personnel resources memorandum of 10/06/1982 with questions about the limitation of support to Michigan dental schools of only 100 students per class. The recommendation of this letter is to table to pending report due to potential consequences of the State Health Plan.

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13. Seven page proposal for the International Center for Oral Health planning process written by professor Richard L. Christiansen (later dean of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry) on 02/28/1988. Article divided into origins and philosophy, concepts for action and summary and time frame for action including subdivision into letters A-G including purpose, rationale for Michigan, project areas, plan for implementation, advisory committee and funding. Page 7 indicates plans for five-year goals.

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14. Letter from Richard L. Christiansen to Dr. E. Chazov dated 05/09/1988. Letter discusses Christiansen's efforts to establish a global oral health coalition in dentistry/stomatology schools and his desire to work with Dr. Chazov with the International Union of Schools of Oral Health.

    Letter

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15. Box of 24 pages sealed in mylar. Written to and by Dr. Willoughby D. Miller. 14 sleeved and numbered papers, in German, seem a draft of a paper, Uber die Pflege... and the brown envelope it had been stored in 3 page letter in (now) brown ink, marked Oct 16th 190(5?) on University of Michigan College of Dental Surgery stationery, signed N. S. Hoff Describes the duties of the Dean of the dental school, and how that might change for Miller to focus on "the development of the scientific aspect of our curriculum." 4 page manuscript (front and back) in (now) gray ink, begins "the teeth are the most polished and hardest of all the bones, but are the most subject to the diseases that cause great pain and can be dangerous..." 1 additional page of notes in small pencil were sleeved with the 4 page mss. 2 notes - maybe prescriptions or care instructions - in German, both from 1984,on Lucae's Apotheke. One has the name A. Giese at the top of the stationery, one says A. Lucae, both have the same Berlin address. Letter and envelope, W.D. Miller to Dr. Reed, of 32 W. 19th St, New York, 1892 postmarked from Berlin. Thanks "the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Dentistry for the enticing offer they have made me." He says he hopes to devote his work to oral bacteriology and histology. An additional folder needing more attention, perhaps slipped in after the initial catalog entry, contains notes from Dr. Kelsey, posthumous correspondence about Miller, a translation of Miller's writing into English, and three photographs that show an East Indian dentist, in one he poses with a patient, in two, alone.

    Correspondence

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16. A collection of photographs and notes from the Blunt family. Items include photos of: - Aunt Marie going calling in Japan just after getting married (a) - Entrance to a house of H. Blunt in 1913 (b) - A man playing tennis (c) - A cabinet (d) - One of the Blunts' offices and apartments (e) - A young Asian girl striking a match for a man with a cigarette between his teeth (f) - A young Asian girl serving tea in Japan (g) - A man in a hat and jacket with Japanese characters (h) - A man in Buddhist priest robes (i) - Photo of a man wearing a coat made out of grass (j) - Two men and a woman standing in front of a car (k) - Aunt Marie Rose Blunt and a friend in Germany circa 1933 (l) - Elfrieda, a cook for the family in Leipzig (m) - A woman in a white suit and hat (postcard; the back is written in German) (n) - A couple walking down the street, sent from Aunt Marie Rose and dated 1926 (o) - A building in Liepzig, Germany (postcard with no writing) (p) - Interior of an intricate building in Liepzig, Germany (postcard with no writing) (q) - Interior of a theater in Liepzig, Germany (postcard with no writing) (r) - Photo of a young man taken at Elliott and Fry, 55 Baker Street London (s) - A bed surrounded by mosquito netting (t) - A group of men playing chess (u) - Horace fixing a gate in front of a house in Bangkok (v) - A house in Bangkok (w) - Passport photo dated 1913 (x) - Black and white photo of a man (Hockett?) (y) - Man standing outside a house (z) - Photo of four men in a car in 1913 Japan (aa) - Photo of three men standing on a bridge in Bangkok, against palm trees (ab) - Photo of J. G. Blunt, undated (ac)

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17. Hayward is a University of Michigan Alumni. He talks about his days at the university including professors such as Novy, Hoff, Ward, Hall, Darling, Bunting and Gomberg.Hayward mentions the techniques that he used for procedures as a student. He discusses the different buildings that existed when we went to school. He also talks about some of his free time cin the clinic and with his other dental friends and students. Hayward elaborates about his career in Ohio and later Detroit and his part in spreading Novocain as numbing in dentistry.

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18. P.C. Lowery is a University of Michigan Alumni and Faculty. Lowery accounts some stories when he was in his private practice around Southeastern Michigan. He starts to talk about his teaching days at the University. Lowery recalls many faculty members during his time as a student and as faculty. He tells some stories about certain people, including Marcus Ward and Neville Hoff. Kelsey shows him pictures of faculty that they discuss. Lowery accounts his days before dental school and the ways he made money to afford it. He also talks about some of the buildings that have changed since he was a student and some students he went to school with.

    Recording, Audio

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19. Leo Whitmire is an University of Michigan Alumni. In his interview Whitmire talks about his days before dental school, including his time spent on a boat playing instruments. He then talks about his trek from Ypsilanti to Ann Arbor as a dental student and important local landmarks. Kelsey then goes through a list of faculty during Whitmire's time at school and he talks about members that he remembers, including Novy, Ward and Darling. Whitmire talks about his family including his brother who was a football player for the University and his wife and daughter. He then talks about life after dental school and his part in the Ypsilanti dental groups.

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20. Archive material consisting of 5 documents including a cardstock document from David Foe to Dr. Moyers, 05/17/1993, a letter from Gerri Cherney to Dr. Moyers, 12/14/1992, , a letter from Ronald J. Palmer to Dr. Moyers, 12/18/1992, paper outlining the rules for Dentist Citizen of the Year Award page, and a page outlining the rules for Dentist Citizen of the Year Award page 2.

    Letter

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