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... SCHOOL buildings , construction of , 574 . inspection in Cincinnati , 604 . teachers and tuberculosis , 597 ... schools , 634 . Statistics of the blind , 501 . Status lymphaticus , with particular reference to tonsil and adenoid ...
... SCHOOL buildings , construction of , 574 . inspection in Cincinnati , 604 . teachers and tuberculosis , 597 ... schools , 634 . Statistics of the blind , 501 . Status lymphaticus , with particular reference to tonsil and adenoid ...
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... schools and the school of B. B. Sayre , Frankfort , Ky . , he finished his education at the University of To- ronto , Canada . Dr. Dixon has , to his honor , the credit of having performed the first abdominal sec- tion for uterine ...
... schools and the school of B. B. Sayre , Frankfort , Ky . , he finished his education at the University of To- ronto , Canada . Dr. Dixon has , to his honor , the credit of having performed the first abdominal sec- tion for uterine ...
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... schools have blazed the way . Let us profit by their mistakes and achieve even greater triumphs . Let personal ... school . It was not the buildings and equipment that made Cincinnati great for- merly , but rather the Drakes , Blackmans ...
... schools have blazed the way . Let us profit by their mistakes and achieve even greater triumphs . Let personal ... school . It was not the buildings and equipment that made Cincinnati great for- merly , but rather the Drakes , Blackmans ...
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... schools is again being revived , after the failure of the joint meeting at the Seelbach last week , and with the arrival of Dr. Arthur Dean Bevan , of Chicago , Chairman of the Council of Medical Education of the American Medical ...
... schools is again being revived , after the failure of the joint meeting at the Seelbach last week , and with the arrival of Dr. Arthur Dean Bevan , of Chicago , Chairman of the Council of Medical Education of the American Medical ...
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... schools of Cleveland and Cin- cinnati . Nothing is said of the Columbus or Toledo schools . By inference the reader is led to believe that they have attained that pinnacle o perfection so often pictured by men who the- orize upon higher ...
... schools of Cleveland and Cin- cinnati . Nothing is said of the Columbus or Toledo schools . By inference the reader is led to believe that they have attained that pinnacle o perfection so often pictured by men who the- orize upon higher ...
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