The Cincinnati Lancet-clinic, Volume 89J.C. Culbertson, 1903 |
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... course , such an insignificant matter has long since passed out of his memory . I remember it well , for it is not a frequent occurrence for me to talk with royalty . I believe King Edward VII will make Great Britain a good King ...
... course , such an insignificant matter has long since passed out of his memory . I remember it well , for it is not a frequent occurrence for me to talk with royalty . I believe King Edward VII will make Great Britain a good King ...
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... course through the veins and arteries , and when the eye becomes dim and passions cease . Let us first examine childhood . This we may say is the white- bread time of life . This is the period where there are no cares or worries that ...
... course through the veins and arteries , and when the eye becomes dim and passions cease . Let us first examine childhood . This we may say is the white- bread time of life . This is the period where there are no cares or worries that ...
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... course . The phonograph , telephone and telegraph bring to the desk of every one the very latest news of the day . Within a very few months , hardly exceeding a year , rural postal delivery has spread all over the United States even ...
... course . The phonograph , telephone and telegraph bring to the desk of every one the very latest news of the day . Within a very few months , hardly exceeding a year , rural postal delivery has spread all over the United States even ...
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... course of another week it had put on a considerable amount of weight , and was in good health . That one could attain such a good result in so short a time suggests that the form of treatment applied is specific for the mal- aday , and ...
... course of another week it had put on a considerable amount of weight , and was in good health . That one could attain such a good result in so short a time suggests that the form of treatment applied is specific for the mal- aday , and ...
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... courses through the base of the intersigmoid fossa and emerges at the dorsal surface of intersigmoid aperture . 5 ... course chiefly in the tunica fibrosa and tunica mucosa ; however , also in the tunica mus- cularis , yet everywhere ...
... courses through the base of the intersigmoid fossa and emerges at the dorsal surface of intersigmoid aperture . 5 ... course chiefly in the tunica fibrosa and tunica mucosa ; however , also in the tunica mus- cularis , yet everywhere ...
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Page 286 - The experience of the medical profession justifies the confidence which it has so often expressed. In the whole intestinal tract this remedy acts as a sedative and hypnotic. It does not lessen the supply of blood to any organ of the body, but gives natural and consistent nerve rest.
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