The Medical World, Bind 19Roy Jackson., 1901 |
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Side 13
... thing the examiner should bear in mind : The facts he is recording in making that certificate are to remain . They are liable to stare him in the face when he most wishes they had never been written . THE MEDICAL WORLD . 13 101 ment.
... thing the examiner should bear in mind : The facts he is recording in making that certificate are to remain . They are liable to stare him in the face when he most wishes they had never been written . THE MEDICAL WORLD . 13 101 ment.
Side 14
... things : ( 1 ) doing something for humanity and ( 2 ) not injuring himself , if he secure a $ 5.00 fee for making the ... thing for everybody . The misguided Doctor needs it worst of all ; but he is a dupe and worse than a fool , if he ...
... things : ( 1 ) doing something for humanity and ( 2 ) not injuring himself , if he secure a $ 5.00 fee for making the ... thing for everybody . The misguided Doctor needs it worst of all ; but he is a dupe and worse than a fool , if he ...
Side 17
... thing : I wanted a girl . I did by jing ! But I guess it's all right jest as ' tis , Better luck next time - wont we , Liz ? Chicago , Ill . FRANK L. ROSE , M.D. Suggestion . A Case . Editor MEDICAL WORLD : -My object in reporting the ...
... thing : I wanted a girl . I did by jing ! But I guess it's all right jest as ' tis , Better luck next time - wont we , Liz ? Chicago , Ill . FRANK L. ROSE , M.D. Suggestion . A Case . Editor MEDICAL WORLD : -My object in reporting the ...
Side 23
... thing to - morrow , and next day , and every day of this year , and of every year . There is no possibility of any climax , " unless it be a continuous one . ( ( The inter - relations among the molecules are much more intimate than ...
... thing to - morrow , and next day , and every day of this year , and of every year . There is no possibility of any climax , " unless it be a continuous one . ( ( The inter - relations among the molecules are much more intimate than ...
Side 30
strong disposition to be engaged in some- thing all the time . Emotional states and muscular agitations come and go with the disposition to work it off by incessant activity . When strychnin is withdrawn , both of these conditions pass ...
strong disposition to be engaged in some- thing all the time . Emotional states and muscular agitations come and go with the disposition to work it off by incessant activity . When strychnin is withdrawn , both of these conditions pass ...
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