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Nathan L. Hatfield papers
Nathan Schlezinger papers on Samuel Leopold
Nathaniel Chapman letter to Dr. Welford
This is a letter written by Nathaniel Chapman, in Philadelphia, Pa., to a Dr. Welford, and is dated 19 July 1839. The letter discusses the case of Mr. Alexander, who suffered from a tumor in his bowel, and offers suggestions for treatment. The collection includes a typed transcription of the letter.
Nelson Isham commonplace book
Nelson Sizer phrenological character of C. R. Thombs
Document describes personality and character traits of C. R. Thombs based on phrenological examination by Nelson Sizer, [186-].
Nelson Sizer phrenological character of John B. Bancroft
Document describes personality and character traits of John B. Bancroft based on phrenological examination by Nelson Sizer, 24 Feb. 1854.
Nelson Sizer phrenological character of William Loewy
Document describes personality and character traits of William Loewy based on phrenological examination by Nelson Sizer, 23 May 1860. Reading reported by J. L. A.
Nicholas Chervin papers
This collection consists of fifty-seven responses from fifty-six Philadelphia physicians to Chervin's 1821 survey concerning each physician's experiences with and beliefs regarding the contagious nature of yellow fever.
Norman Learner papers (unprocessed)
This is a collection of the papers of Norman Learner. Materials include: school essays; his Master of Science thesis; medical reprints; army certificates; notes from pharmacology experiments in medical school; and papers from the court case Fante vs. Learner.
Notes on influenza at OC 16 (Philadelphia, U.S.) General Hospital
This small collection consists of handwritten notes and letters. The first few pages of notes are written on the backs of scrap Army Field Service: Infectious Diseases forms, and include subsequent handwritten addendums with notations on where they belong in the notes. The letters indicate that Bradbury and Krumbhaar intended their findings to be shared with authorities in the management of the Influenza Pandemic, and through publications.


