The Eclectic Review
1910; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
C. T. Saylor, E. J. Deck, J. M. Mulholand, Charles J. Hemminger, Theodore Davis Adlerman, John William Fyfe, T. D. Lyons, A. B. Cooke,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Eclectic Review. Essay: Cimicifuga Racemosa—MacRotys, Original Articles Phytolacca Decandra, In Typhoid Fever Look after the Temperature, in Pneumonia after the Pulse, The Anti-Tuberculosis Crusade, The Active Ferment Bromelin Present in the Juice of the Raw Pineapple, Is Capable of Digesting 100 Times Its Weight of Proteids in a Few Hours, and Is Active in Both Acid and Alkaline Media, To Study Ambulance Systems, Every Child with Ear Trouble Should Be Examined for Adenoids, If You Expect Your College to Prosper and Eclecticism to Carry on Its Humanitarian Work, You Must Give Some of Your Time and Thought to the School, Prof. O. A. Hyde Has Recently Built a Beautiful New Office and Home at Mead Street, Queens Court, Queens, Long Island, N. Y., Death of Dr. Koch, Lane's Conception of Chronic Constipation and Its Management, Materia Medica and Therapeutics Short Articles Giving Definite Indications for Remedies Are Solicited, and May Be Sent to Dr. J. W. Fyfe, …, City Docks for Sick Children, Sodium Bromide, Our Hearts Are Full of Sympathy for Our Dear Italian Friend and Co-Worker Whose Great Bereavement Was the Only Shadow at Our Boston Meeting; He Had Intended to Take Active Part, Euphorbia Carollata, The Admiral Is Taking a Much Needed Rest, Colonic Flushing, Look for High School Graduates in Your Neighborhood, and If They Are Desirous of Entering the Profession Send Their Names and Addresses to Dean Hardy so That He May Send Them a Catalogue, The Dose of Codeine, Appendicitis, In a Quiet Unostentatious Way Brandy Celebrated His Sixtieth Birthday a Few Days Ago, Selections A New Preparation for Hay Fever, Our College, Important Decision, Irregular Pulse Is Normal in Old People, a Cerebral Symptom in Children, and a Cardiac Symptom in Adults, You Know That a Child Gets Enough to Eat, If It Sleeps Quietly after Nursing, Senecio Aureus—Life Root, Medical Reciprocity between Italy and Great Britain, Don't Believe a Morphine Fiend till His Pupils Are Large, Helleborus Niger—Black Hellebore, Papa and Family Are Summering at Laurel Beach, An Apoplectic Stroke in a Young Man Is Usually Due to Syphilis, Chondrus Crispus—Irish Moss, If a Hard-Working Laborer Has Obesity, It Is Probably Due to Alcohol, Multiple Essay Items, Headaches That Come on at Night Are Due to Syphilis, Mania or Diabetes, Items from the Field of Neurology, Convention Notes, Office Surgery of Hemorrhoids, Dean Hardy Is at the College Every Day Conferring with Students, Medical Authority (the Evidence), Items.
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