Detroit Review of Medicine and Pharmacy
1867; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
D. C. Holley, J. M. Bigelow, Geo. E. Ranney, Samuel Wilks, Gilman Daveis, Frederick Stearns, Ferris Bringhurst, M. Paul Bert, William B. Thompson, John C. Peters,
ResumoFrontmatter: Detroit Review of Medicine and Pharmacy. Essay: Alterative Laxative Pills, Medical Botany, Topography, and Climate of the Southwestern States and Territories Medical Botany.—(Continued), Oil of Petroleum, On the Separation of Strychnine Salts by Carbolic Acid, An Important Discovery, Some Idea of the Great and Growing Usefulness of the Free Public Baths May Be Gained from the Fact, That on Saturday Last the Number of Bathers at One of Them, That at Cragie's Bridge, Boston, Was over 2, 300, and This Is Only One of 12 Similar Establishments, Writing and Coppying Ink, Pharmaceutical Department American Pharmaceutical Association, Medicated Cocoa Butter, Glycerin in the Arts, Book Notices Notes on the Origin, Nature, Prevention and Treatment of Asiatic Cholera. By John C. Peters, M. D. (Second …, Cerebro Spinal Meningitis, or Spotted Fever, Ferrated Elixir of Gentian, Pamphlets and Journals Received, Hospital Car, Reports of Societies Report of the First Annual Meeting of the State Medical Society of Michigan, Multiple Essay Items, Modeling Clay Moistened with Glycerine, Is Recommended for All the Qualities of Wax Except Expensiveness and Susceptibility to Changes of Temperature, India Rubber Varnish, The Action of Arsenious Acid on the Animal Organism, Selections A Lecture on Syphilis, The Use of Calabar Bean in Tetanus. Letter to the editor: On Iodinized Syrup and Elixir of Horse-Radish. Editorial.
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