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Page 42
I move that the President's address be referred to a special committee and some
action taken along the line which the Doctor has suggested . Carried . The Vice -
President appointed a committee , of which Dr. Sawyer was chairman . Report of
...
I move that the President's address be referred to a special committee and some
action taken along the line which the Doctor has suggested . Carried . The Vice -
President appointed a committee , of which Dr. Sawyer was chairman . Report of
...
Page 47
Dr. Sawyer , in behalf of the Committee on the President's Address , reported
favorably , and offered the resolution that the Society endorse the sentiments
expressed by the President and assist in carrying them out . Adjournment to St.
Charles ...
Dr. Sawyer , in behalf of the Committee on the President's Address , reported
favorably , and offered the resolution that the Society endorse the sentiments
expressed by the President and assist in carrying them out . Adjournment to St.
Charles ...
Page 51
While he was interested in all departments of the work of our great organization ,
he was particularly devoted to the class of work which came before the
Committee on Medical Legislation . Concerning many matters he had positive
ideas and ...
While he was interested in all departments of the work of our great organization ,
he was particularly devoted to the class of work which came before the
Committee on Medical Legislation . Concerning many matters he had positive
ideas and ...
Page 78
As a further move in the cementing of friendly relations , the Board has just at the
January meeting ) authorized the appointment . of a committee of three whose
duties are to visit each medical college of the State and by personal investigation
...
As a further move in the cementing of friendly relations , the Board has just at the
January meeting ) authorized the appointment . of a committee of three whose
duties are to visit each medical college of the State and by personal investigation
...
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another member of the Board , the Committee is expected to emphasize the
feeling that the Board is an ally of the medical college and not an antagonist . “
MR . MOSLEY IS HOME FROM SCHOOL . " Under the above caption one of the
great ...
another member of the Board , the Committee is expected to emphasize the
feeling that the Board is an ally of the medical college and not an antagonist . “
MR . MOSLEY IS HOME FROM SCHOOL . " Under the above caption one of the
great ...
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