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I Make Sick Teeth Well: Exploring the Legacy of Dr. Wyeth in DC

Take a look back at Dr. Wyeth's 1911 advertisement, "I Make Sick Teeth Well," and explore the legacy of the doctor in Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia. Plus, check out related articles about DC's power couples and more!
View of four boats in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal lined up to cross the Potomac Aqueduct Bridge. The boats are owned by the Canal Towage Co. (misspelled "Towace). The postcard's reverse is stamped "Sunday Magazine April 16, 1933."
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Dr. Wyeth advertisement in the Washington Times - April 28th, 1911
Dr. Wyeth advertisement in the Washington Times – April 28th, 1911

Pretty sweet ad — “I Make Sick Teeth Well” — captures your attention and tells you what you want. Fix my teeth.

Also, this guy had offices everywhere, with an office in Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia? Check out a Flickr then and now shot of the address, 427 7th St. NW (although, the then is only 1979).

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