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Joseph Lee Hollander papers
Joseph Leidy notes of a post mortem examination of W. E. Horner
Leidy describes condition of W. E. Horner’s internal organs at time of death on 13 Mar. 1853; emphasis placed on heart and kidneys. Horner died of enteroperitonitis.
Transcribed in "The Final Appearance of Dr. William E. Horner" Fugitive Leaves from the Historical Collections, ser. 3, vol. 5, no. 2 (1990), pp. 5-6.
Joseph Leidy papers
Joseph McFarland papers
Joseph T. Freeman papers (unprocessed)
This is a collection of papers of Joseph T. Freeman. Materials include: manuscript, drafts, research materials, card file, and related correspondence for an unpublished "Bibliography of Aging to 1900"; manuscript and drafts for "Aging in Penn's Own Town: Three Centuries of Old Age in Philadelphia"; photocopies of an illustrated article on aging and philately by Freeman; various framed and unframed awards and certificates from 1944-1988; and reprints by Freeman.
Joseph Toner manuscript on William Kent Gilbert
Manuscript in an unknown hand with pencilled emendations by J. M. Toner, [ca. 1881], describes William
Kent Gilbert’s background and education, professional career and work at the Philadelphia Alms House
and in private practice, and his collections of early American medical imprints, autographs, portraits, and
engravings.
Published in "Report on American Medical Necrology," Transactions of the American Medical
Association, vol. 32, 1881, p. 503.
Joseph Ulman scrapbooks
Joseph W. Paul notes on the lectures of Joseph Parrish
One volume (68 leaves) of notes on lectures by Joseph Parrish delivered privately circa 1830. Lacks title page. Lecturer identified by comparison with W.W. Gerhard’s notes on Parrish’s lectures. Paul’s text begins with leaf 53 of Gerhard’s text. Topics covered include fevers and gastrointestinal diseases.
Joseph William Gardam typescript speech
Address describes history of smallpox diagnosis, distinguishes between smallpox and chicken pox on basis of diagnostic aspects, such as lesions, and lists other illnesses which may be confused with smallpox.
