American Medicine, Volume 39American-Medicine Publishing Company, 1933 |
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Page 514
... social con- tribution , they were to turn to page two and follow the instructions to rank the same twenty - five occupations this time from the point of view of the social prestige society would accord them if they followed the oc ...
... social con- tribution , they were to turn to page two and follow the instructions to rank the same twenty - five occupations this time from the point of view of the social prestige society would accord them if they followed the oc ...
Page 515
... social contribution , third as to social pres- tige , and in third place in economic return . in economic return . No other of the group of twenty - five oc- cupations is ranked so consistently at the top . The clergyman is ranked first ...
... social contribution , third as to social pres- tige , and in third place in economic return . in economic return . No other of the group of twenty - five oc- cupations is ranked so consistently at the top . The clergyman is ranked first ...
Page 577
... social functions which are obligatory upon all of them . The revised Food and Drugs Act ties in with this social education function of the physician . Doctors who anticipate that the bill will end self - medication , if any are so ...
... social functions which are obligatory upon all of them . The revised Food and Drugs Act ties in with this social education function of the physician . Doctors who anticipate that the bill will end self - medication , if any are so ...
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