Identifier: buffalomedicaljo4119unse ( find matches)
Title: Buffalo medical journal
Year: 1902 ( 1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Buffalo, N.Y. : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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branches of the profession, Dr. Lewis being a sur-geon and editor of one of the leading medical journals, Dr. Reed,a gynecologist and former president of the American ^ledicalAssociation, and Dr. Rhodes, a purely medical man. Then, again, the subject is such a broad one that every inteli-gent practitioner, wdiether he makes a specialty of surgery,pediatrics, gynecology or internal medicine, or is simply an allaround family doctor, can write upon it. We depend very largely upon our friends in medical journal-ism to bring this matter properly and effectively before themedical profession, and I feel sure vour cooperation and supportcan be depended upon. Charles C. Heumax, Secietary Mai tine Coinpany.Borough of Brooklyn, Xew York City, January lo, igo2. FETOR OF RREATH. R Thymoli gr. viij Alcohol fl- 3 j Glycerini ... fl. 5 iv Formaldehydi (40 per cent, sol.) gtt. viij Aqua, q. s. ad H. 5 iij M. Sig.—Use as a mouth wash. Indication: Used in fetor from decayedteeth.—Maryland Med. Jour.
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JOSIAH TROWBRIDGE, M. D.1785-1862. WANTED AN ISOLATION HOSPITAL. 525 BUFFALO MEDICAL JOURNAL. A Montlily Review of Medicine and Surg^ery. EDITOR: WILLIAM WARREN POTTER, M. D. All communications, whether of a literary or business nature, books for review andexchanges should be addressed to the editor: 284 Franklin Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Vol. XLI.—LVII. FEBRUARY, 1902. No. 7. Wanted—An Isolation Hospital. A^IOXG the present needs of BufYalo that are urg^ent, inour view, quite the most important is an adequate isola-tion hospital with a detention annex. A city of the commercialimportance of Buf¥alo,—the fifth port in the world and a g^reatmanufacturing- center,—should not suf¥er for the want of anymunicipal action that would serve to advance its interests orprotect its citizens. Especially should the inhabitants enjoy thebest possible safegfuards against epidemic catagious diseases. It has been the boast of this city that its death-rate was thelowest in the world according- to

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