The American Therapist
1901; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Joseph B. Marvin, E. W. Saunders, Max Staller, Wm. Lane Lowder, Louis Fischer, Ellen M. Firebaugh, J. W. Wainwright, Wm. L. Harris,
ResumoFrontmatter: The American Therapist. Table of contents: Contents. Classified ads: Colsathyl. Display ads: Grape Capsule Co.. Essay: The American Therapist, Fischer—Infant-Feeding in Health and Disease.—A Modern Book on All Methods of Feeding. For Students, Practitioners, and Nurses. By Louis Fischer, M. D., Attending Physician to the Children's Service of the New York German Poliklinik; Bacteriologist to St. Mark's Hospital; Professor of Diseases of Children in the New York School of Clinical Medicine; Attending Physician to the Children's Department of the West Side German Dispensary; Fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine. Etc. Containing 52 Illustrations, with 16 Charts and Tables, Mostly Original. 368 Pages, 5¾ X 8 Inches. Neatly Bound in Extra Cloth. Price, $1.50, Net. Delivered. F. A. Davis Company, Publishers, 1914-16 Cherry St., Philadelphia, Pa., The Physician's Wife and the Things That Pertain to Her Life. Ellen M. Firebaugh, Robinson, Ill., Published by F. A. Davis Co., Philadelphia, New York and Chicago. 186 Pages, with 44 Photo-Engravings of Sketches from Life, Veratrum Veride: Its Undeserved Neglect, The Standard Medical Directory, Therapeutic Uses of Unguentum Crede, Book Notices Sunshine and Shadows of the Physician. Wm. Lane Lowder, B. S., M. D., of Humphrey, Ky. Published by R. …, Enemata, The Value of the Tuberculin Test in the Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis, Report of the Commissioner of Education, (Wm. L. Harris, Ph. D., L. L. D.) 1898-9. Government Printing Office. 1900.2 Vols., The Oxygen Treatment of So-Called Uric Acid Lesions, Leading Articles Three Cases of Myxedema, Chicken-Pox, Pulmonary Consumption, New Remedies and Therapeutic Measures. By J. W. Wainwright, E. D., New York City. Published by G. P. Engelhard & Co., Chicago. 1901. (Price, $1. 00), Petroleum Is Recommended for Acute Articular Rheumatism, by Massage, to the Exclusion of Other Remedies, The Specific Treatment of Actue Dysentery, Current Literature, Rhatany, Officinally Known as Krameria, Is Praised as a Urinary Astringent by Howard, in the Atlanta Journal Record, The International Medical Annual for 1901 (19Th Year). New York: E. B. Treas & Co., 241 W. 23d St. (Price, $3). Editorial: Editorial The Prevention of Valvular Heart Disease.
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