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BOOKS ADDED—OCTOBER 1920 395
Sayre, Lewis Albert. r 617.3 S27
Lectures on orthopedic surgery and diseases of the joints, delivered
at Bellevue hospital medical college during the winter session of 1874-
1875. 1879. Appleton.
Spiers, Henry H. r 616.246 S75
Tuberculosis or consumption. [Ed.4.] 1903. Privately printed.
Starling, Ernest Henry. *
613.2 S79
Oliver-Sharpey lectures on the feeding of nations; a study in applied
physiology, given at the Royal College of Physicians, London, June 3
and 5, 1919. 1919. Longmans.
Moderately technical consideration of food requirements and the composition, provision,
and distribution of food.
Stiles, Percy Goldthwait. 612.8 S85
The nervous system and its conservation. Ed.2, rev. 1917. Saunders.
Sutton, Rhoades Stansbury. r 617.55 S96
Personal experiences in pelvic and abdominal surgery. 1901. Calumet
Pub. Co. [Pittsburgh.]
Taylor, John Madison. r 615.8 T25
Reconstructive therapeutics, using to best advantage selfregulative
energies, or body defenses, of the patient in order to limit or overcome
the disease and its effects. 1917. A. R. Elliott Pub. Co.
Reprinted from the "New York medical journal" for June 9, 1917.
Thewlis, Malford Wilcox.
615.54 T35
Geriatrics; a treatise on senile conditions, diseases of advanced life,
and care of the aged, with introductions by A. Jacobi and I. L. Nascher.
1919. Mosby.
"Bibliography," p.237-242.
"The plan followed in this work is to make a clinical presentation of cases, not a
textbook presentation of diseases. It is really a series of monographs." Preface.
United States—Military aeronautics division.
Air service medical manual, [pt.i.] 1918.
r 613.64 U25
Van Gehuchten, Arthur.
r 611.8 V18
Anatomie du systeme nerveux de l'homme; lecons professees a l'Universite
de Louvain. Ed.3. 2w. 1900.
"Litterature," at the end of each chapter.
Engineering
Allen, Arthur Watts.
622 '7 A 4 2
Handbook of ore dressing; equipment and practice. 1920. McGraw.
"Bibliography," p.231-233. .... , ,
Recognizing the varying interpretations of the term "ore dressing, the author has
here considered it as "that branch of metallurgy covering the reduction or other mechanical
handling of the ore whereby one or more products are obtained in a condition to be
treated for the isolation of their valuable contents by amalgamation, concentration, wetchemical,
smelting, or other processes of recovery." Within the l.m.ts of this definition
the subject is treated concisely, but adequately.