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The Annual Discourse

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Thomas F. Harrington, Frederick Forchheimer, Gilman Osgood, Dr. Maurice H. Richardson, Frederick E. Cheney, Charles H. Richardson, Robert W. Lovett, Timothy Leary, Lyman A. Jones, Herbert C. Emerson, Cleaveland Floyd, Horace K. Boutwell, Henry Jackson, Arthur K. Stone, Alfred Worcester, Frederic J. Cotton, Frederic S. Coolidge, Francis H. Williams, Ernest Amory Codman, Channing C. Simmons, Francis W. Goss, Francis W. Goss, Francis W. Goss, Francis W. Goss, Edward M. Buckingham, M. V. Pierce, G. Ryder,

Essay: The Massachusetts Medical Society Proceedings of the Council, Discussion, Officers of the Massachusetts Medical Society 1908—1909, Supplement No. III. To Catalogue of 1908 Admissions Reported from June 10th, 1909, to June 8th, 1910, X-Ray Plates of Fractures Read June 9, 1908, The Relations of the Consulting Surgeon to the General Practitioner Are Not unlike Those of the Consulting Physician and of the Specialist; in Some Ways They Are like Those between the Physician and the Patient Himself, The Home Treatment of Tuberculosis Read June 9, 1908, State Sanitary Supervision Read June 9, 1908, The Need and Value of Health Inspection Work Read June 9, 1908, The Annual Discourse The Sanctity of Medicine, The Massachusetts Medical Society Proceedings of the Society, The Immediate Treatment Demanded in Certain of the More Serious Ocular Conditions That Are Frequently First Seen by the General Practitioner Read June 10, 1908, The Necessity of Providing Employment for Tuberculosis Patients Read June 9, 1908, List of Deaths from June 16, 1909, to June 8, 1910, The Shattuck Lecture Some Aspects of Gonorrhœa, Bibliography, The Occurrence of Infantile Paralysis in Massachusetts in 1907 (With Especial Reference to Etiology), Fracture of Lower Epiphysis of the Tibia Read June 9, 1908, To Sum up the Question of Operative Interference in Cases of Lesions of the Subacromial Bursa, Whatever Their Type, It May Be Said Justly That in a Class of Cases Where We May Expect a Spontaneous Cure in the Course of a Few Months, or at Any Rate in a Year or Two, That It Is Meddlesome Surgery to Interfere, Considering the Usual Dangers of Sepsis and Anæsthesia Which Attend Any Operation, June 9, 1908, The Plates in the Exhibit Are Labelled, and Are Self-Explanatory, The Growth and Development of Surgery in the Smaller Cities Read June 10, 1908, The X-Ray and Fractures Read June 9, 1908, Early Treatment of Some Superficial Cancers, Especially Epitheliomas, by Pure Radium Bromide Rather than Operation of X-Rays Read June 9, 1908, Tuberculin as a Means to Diagnosis in Tuberculosis Read June 9, 1908, The Country Doctor's Relations with the Metropolitan Institutions and Specialists Read June 10, 1908, Cutaneous Method, The Undersigned, a Duly Appointed Committee, Having Examined the Books of the Treasurer, Find Them Correctly Cast and Properly Vouched, and Also That He Has in His Possession the Securities Called For, Bursitis Subacromialis, or Periarthritis of the Shoulder Joint (Sub-Deltoid Bursitis), I Have Found, This Winter, Great Instruction in the History of Surgery and Medicine, in Reading Old Files of the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Begining in 1828, The Necessity of Disinfection after the Death of Tuberculous Patients Read June 9, 1908, February 5, 1908, The Use of Fresh Animal Sera in Hemorrhagic Conditions Read June 9, 1908, Treasurer's Report, June, 1908 Receipts. Frontmatter: Note.