Vol. 71, 1915 - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

TABLE OV CON rKNTS. 191
Table of Contents for March 1915.
Originals.
Obstruction of the Esophagus
With Report of Illustrative
Cases, by Stuart
McGuire, M. D., Richmond,
Va
i45
Tuberculosis of the Genito-Urinary
Tract, by F.
C. Floeckinger, M. D.,
Taylor, Tex 150
The Great Battle of Life;
Labor, by W. E. Reynolds,
M. D., Hopkinsville,
Ky 156
The Passing of the Physician
of the Old School,
by T. E. Wannamaker,
Jr.,_Cheraw, S. C 159
Chalmers Melancthon Van
Poole, Edited by Drs. D.
W. and Ernest S. Bullock,
Wilmington, N. C. 160
The Doctor as a Business
Man, by G. G. Thornton,
M. D., Lebanon, Ky 161
Acute Perforating Ulcers
of the Stomach and Duodenum,
by R. L. Payne,
Jr., M. D., Norfolk, Va.. . 163
Methods of Finding Early
Cases of Tuberculosis,
by B. L. Taliaferro, M.
D., Catawba, Va 167
The Importance of Butter
in Diet, by Thos. E. Evans,
M. D., Greensboro,
N. C 169
Editorial.
The Seventeenth Annual
Session of the Tri-State
Medical Association of
the Carolinas and Virginia
171
Tri-State Session Notes.. 171
The Baker Sanatorium of
Charleston, .S. C 175
The Human Body; Molecules,
Cells 175
Concerning the Pathology
of Cutaneous Cancer . . 176
What is a Garden? 177
Editorial News Items 177
Book Notices.
Diagnostic and Therapeutic
Technic, by Albert S.
Morrow, M. D 179
Transactions of the Thirty-
Sixth Annual Meeting of
the American Laryngological
Association 179
Infant Feeding, Its Principles
and Practice, by F.
L. Wachenheim, M. D... 179
Obstetrical Nursing, by
Chas. Summer Bacon, M.
D., Chicago 180
A Text-Book of Diseases of
the Nose and Throat, by
D. Braden Kyle, M. D... 180
Some Important Memoranda
for the eusy Physician,
by The Fellows
Med. Mfg Co., Ltd 181
The Twelve Tissue Remedies
of Schussler, by
William Boericke, M. D.,
and Willis A. Dewey, M.
D 181
A Practical Text-Book of
Infection, Immunity and
Specific Therapy with
Special Reference to Immunologic
Technic, by
John A. Kolmer, M. D.. 181
Transactions ot the Twentieth
Annual Meeting of
the American Laryngological,
Rhinological and
Otological Society 182
Differential Diagnosis, by
Richard C. Cabot, M. D.. 182
The Practical Medicine Series,
Edited by Charles
L. Mix, M. D 182
Nutrition, a Guiding to
Food and Dieting, by
Charles E. Sohn 183
Transactions of the Tri-
State Medical Association
of the Carolinas and
Virginia 183
Reprints Received 183
Abstracts.
Primary Hypertrophy of
the Gums and Reduplication
of the Lip 184
Fibrocystic Disease of the
Bones 184
Tuberculosis of Lymph
Glands in Children 185
Posology of Marine Heliotherapy
186
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