The Cincinnati Lancet-clinic, Volume 89J.C. Culbertson, 1903 |
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... condition of family affairs , if possible ; to tell whether to be gentle or rough , whether to act with authority or use gentle diplomacy . All these are acquired more or less quickly by a bright young doctor , so that a family's ...
... condition of family affairs , if possible ; to tell whether to be gentle or rough , whether to act with authority or use gentle diplomacy . All these are acquired more or less quickly by a bright young doctor , so that a family's ...
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... condition present . The anterior incision was made to assist me in making . a posterior operation . The operation was completed in thirty - three or thirty - four minutes . The left kidney was found to be very much out of place . After ...
... condition present . The anterior incision was made to assist me in making . a posterior operation . The operation was completed in thirty - three or thirty - four minutes . The left kidney was found to be very much out of place . After ...
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... CONDITIONS . At the present time these are in a more or less , and generally more than less , unsettled and chaotic condition . In the primary schools what is known as the new course of study can be scarcely re- cognized as firmly ...
... CONDITIONS . At the present time these are in a more or less , and generally more than less , unsettled and chaotic condition . In the primary schools what is known as the new course of study can be scarcely re- cognized as firmly ...
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... conditions are modified by a lack grade of trees , the profits may be much of water supply , destructive frosts , or low reduced . It costs in the neighborhood of $ 900 an acre to get a citrus orchard in bearing condition , including ...
... conditions are modified by a lack grade of trees , the profits may be much of water supply , destructive frosts , or low reduced . It costs in the neighborhood of $ 900 an acre to get a citrus orchard in bearing condition , including ...
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... condition must be considered as no small charge against pollution damage . A tangible proof of this is found in the estimates made to the city of New York for taking water from the Hudson River above Poughkeepsie for municipal purposes ...
... condition must be considered as no small charge against pollution damage . A tangible proof of this is found in the estimates made to the city of New York for taking water from the Hudson River above Poughkeepsie for municipal purposes ...
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