New York State Journal of Medicine, Volume 4Medical Society of the State of New York, 1904 |
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... considered by the next genera- tion of physicians as one of the most important substances in our therapeutic armamentarium . At the recent meeting of the New York State Medical Association the employment of ergot was once more discussed ...
... considered by the next genera- tion of physicians as one of the most important substances in our therapeutic armamentarium . At the recent meeting of the New York State Medical Association the employment of ergot was once more discussed ...
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... considered proper to bend every effort toward the attainment of the highest reward in position , wealth and power . The present age measures success by such stand- ard , it counts as its captains of industry the men who achieve it ...
... considered proper to bend every effort toward the attainment of the highest reward in position , wealth and power . The present age measures success by such stand- ard , it counts as its captains of industry the men who achieve it ...
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... considered . I refer to acute general Herpes tonsurans maculo- sus et squamosus . Let me cite one typical case - history and treat- ment . A girl aged 12 had an attack of that disease in the beginning of June this year . The eruption ...
... considered . I refer to acute general Herpes tonsurans maculo- sus et squamosus . Let me cite one typical case - history and treat- ment . A girl aged 12 had an attack of that disease in the beginning of June this year . The eruption ...
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... considered " as fresh as the sea , but safer . " I must confess the utter failure to obtain any appreciable results . In view of this the comment and conclu- sion inevitably are that bathing in the sea , besides the inherent properties ...
... considered " as fresh as the sea , but safer . " I must confess the utter failure to obtain any appreciable results . In view of this the comment and conclu- sion inevitably are that bathing in the sea , besides the inherent properties ...
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... considered this carefully and decided upon taking that chance , shall we for the sake of our records or their influence upon others deprive him of his last hope ? I know not what views other may hold , but for me I cannot refuse my ...
... considered this carefully and decided upon taking that chance , shall we for the sake of our records or their influence upon others deprive him of his last hope ? I know not what views other may hold , but for me I cannot refuse my ...
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Page 327 - Rachel weeping for her children, and refusing to be comforted, because they are not.
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Page 245 - Hertz, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the petitioner named herein; that he has read the foregoing petition and knows the contents thereof; that the same is true of his own knowledge except as to the matters therein stated to be alleged on information and belief, and as to those matters he believes it to be true.