Box 2
Contains 17 Results:
Jameson, THomas, Dec 18, 1802, on Mollugo virticillata virginiana [carpet weed] and Harrison, John, Dec 3, 1803, on the Autumnal Epidemic of Bilious Remitting and Intermitting Fever in Maryland near Frederick Town, 18802 December 18, 1803 December 3
The Records of the Philadelphia Medical Society include the original manuscript of the 1827 Society constitution; minutes; reports, including those from the librarian and treasurer; correspondence; records of a committee concerned with quack medicines, patent trusses, and specifics and patents, with reports on Swaim's panacea and H. Chase's truss against hernia; membership records; advertisements; and essays on a variety of medical topics by candidates for membership.
Gregg, Amos, on Poldophyllum folus peltatis lolatis, common mayapple and Toles, [John?], on the "Advantage of Vaccination" in the case of the variolous disease, [smallpox] , 1802 September 13
The Records of the Philadelphia Medical Society include the original manuscript of the 1827 Society constitution; minutes; reports, including those from the librarian and treasurer; correspondence; records of a committee concerned with quack medicines, patent trusses, and specifics and patents, with reports on Swaim's panacea and H. Chase's truss against hernia; membership records; advertisements; and essays on a variety of medical topics by candidates for membership.
Martin, [John S], Dec 10 1803, on Cholera Infantum and Parker, John, [Dec 24] 1803, "Paronychia or Whitlow," [painful swelling of the fingertips beneath the nails], 1803 December 10, 1803 December 24
The Records of the Philadelphia Medical Society include the original manuscript of the 1827 Society constitution; minutes; reports, including those from the librarian and treasurer; correspondence; records of a committee concerned with quack medicines, patent trusses, and specifics and patents, with reports on Swaim's panacea and H. Chase's truss against hernia; membership records; advertisements; and essays on a variety of medical topics by candidates for membership.
Coke, Samuel, 1803 Dec 29, "An Essay on the Deleterious effects of Tobacco" and Douglas[s], Patrick Nov 10, 1804, on an epidemic of Bilious Inflammatory Fever in Loudoun [Va] and adjacent counties in 1804, 1803 December 29, 1804 November 10
The Records of the Philadelphia Medical Society include the original manuscript of the 1827 Society constitution; minutes; reports, including those from the librarian and treasurer; correspondence; records of a committee concerned with quack medicines, patent trusses, and specifics and patents, with reports on Swaim's panacea and H. Chase's truss against hernia; membership records; advertisements; and essays on a variety of medical topics by candidates for membership.
Brownley, Jos[eph], on dysentery and on hernia
The Records of the Philadelphia Medical Society include the original manuscript of the 1827 Society constitution; minutes; reports, including those from the librarian and treasurer; correspondence; records of a committee concerned with quack medicines, patent trusses, and specifics and patents, with reports on Swaim's panacea and H. Chase's truss against hernia; membership records; advertisements; and essays on a variety of medical topics by candidates for membership.
Stewart, essay on Cholera Infantum and on respiration
The Records of the Philadelphia Medical Society include the original manuscript of the 1827 Society constitution; minutes; reports, including those from the librarian and treasurer; correspondence; records of a committee concerned with quack medicines, patent trusses, and specifics and patents, with reports on Swaim's panacea and H. Chase's truss against hernia; membership records; advertisements; and essays on a variety of medical topics by candidates for membership.
"On the Fermentation of Vegetable Substance" and "Of Inoculation for the Small Pox"
The Records of the Philadelphia Medical Society include the original manuscript of the 1827 Society constitution; minutes; reports, including those from the librarian and treasurer; correspondence; records of a committee concerned with quack medicines, patent trusses, and specifics and patents, with reports on Swaim's panacea and H. Chase's truss against hernia; membership records; advertisements; and essays on a variety of medical topics by candidates for membership.
