Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Countv: Dr. \V. H. Ward, Plymoulli, N. C;
Dr. J.E. Aslicraft, Monroe, X. C; Dr. J.
D. Waldrop, Ilendersonville, X. C.
Place of meeting, Wriglitsville Beach,
third Tuesday in June.
Chairman .Committee of Arrangements,
Dr, George Thomas.
Moved by Dr. Register that the report, as
read, be adopted. Motion carried.
Treasurer's report read by the Secretary.
Moved by Dr. Harris that the Treasurer's
report, as audited by Doctors Anderson atid
Bolton, be accepted. Motion carried.
The President, after hearing the above
reports, stated that owing to the fact that
there were so few members present,—the
majority of them riding around Billmore at
the time— he thought it perhaps well to install
the new President and adjourn, and
Doctors Bolton and Register were appointed
to escort him to the chair.
Upon the installation of Dr. Burroughs,
Dr. Julian moved that the "Association extend
thanks to the good people of Asheville,
the Medical Society of Buncombe
County, the Battery Park Hotel and the
Press, for the kind notices and nice entertainment
given it while in the city."
Motion seconded by several and unanimously
carried.
Upon motion of Dr. Register theconven
tion adjourned sine die.
The following papers were read by title:
"Myiasis," by Dr. J. L. Nicholson, Richland.
"The Ivxperimental Study of the Action
of Alcohol in the Production of Arteriosclerosis,"
bv Dr. Wm. DeB. MacXider,
Chapel Hill, X. C.
"Diet in Typhoid I'ever, " by Dr. F,dw.
C. Register, Charlotte.
"The Phonemic Importance of Preventive
Medicine," by Dr. W.J. McAnually, High
Point.
"Impotence," by Dr. Baxter Ilaynes,
Cliffside
"Tonsilitis, Its Treatment and Importance
of Same, " by Dr. S. P. Burt, Louisburg.
"Apoplexy," by Dr. E. F. Strickland,
Bethania.
'•The Detection of Feigned Blindness in
One or Both Eyes," by Dr. H. H. Biiggs,
Asheville.
"Milk Sickness or Fall Poison," by Dr.
J. M.^ Hodges, Banners Elk.
"p'lve Hundred Cases of Headache," by
Dr. G. S. Tenant, Asheville.
"The Neglected Field of the Physician,''
by Dr. M. Eugene Street, Glendon.
"Selling Diplomas to Medical .Men," by
Dr. H. D. Stewart, Monroe.
"Clinical Notes on Sanitorium Work,"
by Dr. J. C. Walton, Richmond, \'a.
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"A Case of Osteomalacia," by Dr. J.
Steven Brown, Hendersonville.
"Pneumonia," by Dr. Stuart Mann,
Moyock.
"The Business Methods of the Physician,"
by Dr. E. G. Moore, Elm City.
"Report of Cases, "by Dr. W. O. Spencer,
Wiuston-Salem.
"Some Common Xervous Symptoms and
their Significance," by Dr. J. P. Munroe,
Charlotte.
"Bacteriuria." by Dr. J. Meigs Flippin,
Winston.
"Empyema in Children—Personal Experience
in Diagnosis and Treatment," by
Dr. J. R. Paddison, Oak Ridge.
"Prophylaxis in Typhoid Fever," by Dr.
W. P. Ho'rton, Xorth Wilkesboro.
"Typhoid Fever from the Experience of
a Practitioner in the Mountains of North
Carolina and Virginia," by Dr. S. E.
Pennington, Sturgills.
"The Liver," by Dr. J. W. Wallace,
Concord.
"Personal Experience in the Diagnosis
and Treatment of a Xumber of Cases of
GastricXeuroses,"by Dr. J, Allison Hodges,
Richmond, Va.
"The Play Impulse in Public Health,"
by Dr. W. A. Lambeth, Charlottesville, Va.
"Adenoids," by Dr. J. G. Murphy, Wilmington.
"Morphini-sm, A Variety of Comments,
by Dr. S. M. Crowell, Charlotte.
"The Increasing Frequency of the Use
of Xarcotic Drugs by Membersof the Medical
Profession and the Probable Cures for
it," by Dr. C. W. Ash worth, Greensboro.
"After Care of Surgical Cases," by Dr.
Henry Xorris, Rutherfordton.
"An Antiseptic Leech," by Dr. W. D.
Witherbee, Charlotte.
"The Surgical Treatment of Epilepsy,"
by Dr. Rigdon O. Dees, Greensboro.
"Dislocation of a Cervical Vertebra," by
Dr. E. T. Dickinson, Wilson.
', Foreign Bodies Migrating the Human
Body ' '—with Report of Case—by Dr. Brodie
C. Xalle, Charlotte.
"Report of a Case of Double Compound
Fracture of the Leg, '
' by Dr. Jas. A. Turner,
High Point.
"Perinephritis and Perinephritic Abscess,"
by Dr. R. H. Moorefield, Westfield.
"Framing the Gynecologist," by Dr. H.
A. Royster, Raleigh.
"Ephriam McDowell," by Dr. Joseph
Graham, Durham.
"The Urinometer in Obstetrical Practice,"
by Dr. J. S. Gibson, Gibson.
"The Management of Obstetrical Cases
Complicated by Contracted Pelvis," by Dr,
L. M. Allen, Baltimore, Md.
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