Dr. Frank M. Close, of Oakland, Cal., Has Devised What He Calls a "Telectroscope"
1900; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Essay: Multiple Essay Items, Dr. Frank M. Close, of Oakland, Cal., Has Devised What He Calls a "Telectroscope", News Notes, Theoretical and Practical Optics, Another, Dr. W. A. Evans, Professor of Pathology in the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Which Is Affiliated with the Illinois State University, Writes on "The Future of Medical Education" in the Tribune of October 7, and Deplores the Existence of so Many Medical Colleges That 5, 725 Physicians Are Graduated Each Year, Accommodation in Diagnosis, Some Politics, An Optician Writes from Meadville, Pa., That He Did a Good Business There Last Year, and upon His Return This Year the Patients Began to Flock to Him Because of the Good Work He Did Before, Snap Shots, Illinois Optical Society, I Am Not St. John, nor Any Other Saint, but "I Was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day"—That Is, I Was Asleep on Sunday, Does the Book Open toward or Away from You, The Real Differences between Theory and Practice Are Two, Query Department. Frontmatter: Two Dollars and Ten Cents Gets the Ophthalmologist One Year and "Optical Truths" as a Premium, The Ophthalmologist. Review: Hyperopia and Insanity.
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