Dr Lewis D Ford First President of Georgia Medical Association
Biographical tribute to Dr Lewis DeSaussure Ford born 1801 Morristown New Jersey. Notes his education at College of Physicians and Surgeons now Columbia, practice in Hamburg and Augusta Georgia, service as Augusta mayor 1846, leadership in Bible work and medical teaching for fifty years, and his role as first president of the Georgia Medical Association. Calls for lasting memorials to honor his contributions.
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Lewis DeSaussure Ford
Morristown
New Jer
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Hamburg
South Carolina
Augusta
Georgia
Ford
New Jerusalem
Goa
Augusta Bible Society
University of Georgia
Macon
Grand Old ‘Medical Association of Georgia
Athens
Lewis
DeSaussure Ford
The
Medical Association of’ Georgia
Piracug
Acropolis
Commonwealth
Danube
Washington
Republic
Georgia Medical Association
Dr Crawford W Long’s Great Discovery Recalls Legacy
Article recalls Dr Crawford W Long and his famous discovery with Georgia noting ongoing recognition. Partial text hints at Paris origin and uncertainty about report accuracy while affirming Georgia’s acknowledgment of Long’s achievement.
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Crawford W. Long
Health Day and Preventive Medicine
The article urges instituting Health Day to promote preventive medicine and personal hygiene. It highlights infectious and non infectious diseases, education on health rules, vaccination history, and lives of Jenner Pasteur and other medical pioneers as inspirational study. It proposes practical outdoor activities and fresh air to complement education.
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Jenner
Pasteur
Holmes
Rush
Sims
Long
Leldy
Chicago University matters and things
University of Chicago reports compare scholarship for men and women with higher failure and conditioning rates among men. Delegates travel to Edinburgh for Worlds Missionary Conference. Webster named dean at Marquette Economics College. Northern Baptist convention May 6 at Bartlett Gym. Cook County Hospital internships show Rush Medical College leading among Chicago entrants. Seal debate resurfaces as senior class forms committee. Dr. Howard Ricketts departs for University of Pennsylvania. Chicago hosts upcoming all around championships in swimming fencing wrestling and gymnastics with sport specific rules.
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Ernest de Witt Burton
University of Chicago
Edinburgh
Scotland
United States
William Clarence Webster
College of Economics
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Webster
University of Nebraska
New York University
Bartlett Gymnasium
Shaier Mathews
Divinity School
Harry Pratt Judson
University
Cook County Hospital
Rush Medical College
Howard Taylor Ricketts
University of Pennsylvania
Ricketts
Arnica Salve Cures Soldiers’ Sores in Burlington
L. W. Harriman of Burlington Maine says eczema plagued him for forty years in the army until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed him when all else failed. The ad promotes the salve as a greatest healer for sores boils burns cuts wounds with sales at WT. Smith & Bro and A. R. Palmer & Co.
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L. W. Harriman
Burlington
Smith & Bro
A. R. Palmer & Boos
Clarke County Public Warning on Damaging Roads
Clarke County officials warn the public against ploughing into highways and dumping debris, citing state and local laws. The notice, signed by Clerk John B Gamble, calls for compliance or legal action.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
S Sald Board
Board of Commission
Gathering of the Great Smith Clan in Spokane Wedding
In Spokane on an April day in 1919 the Smith Clan gathered at the State Armory for the wedding of John Smith to Mary Smith. About three thousand Smiths from Spokane, Washington state, Idaho, Utah, Oregon, Montana, Colorado, the Dakotas, and the Canadian provinces attended. Philadelphia Tom Smith, 73, a Delaware Indian descendant, served as master of ceremonies.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Armory
John Smith
Mary Smith
Robert A. Smith
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Smith
Washington
Idaho
Utah
California
Oregon
Montana
Colorado
Dakotas
British Columbia
Alberta
John
Philadelphia
Tom”. Smith
Catarah Germs Move Out When Hyomei Moves In
A fragment describes Hyomei as a remedy using eucalyptus and antiseptics from the Listerian system. It claims Hyomei purges bacteria from the body and contrasts its vapors with inland Australia air saturated with balsam. no stomach dosing is mentioned.
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Australia
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Lewis D. Ford
the Medical Association of Georgia
Watson
Trousseau
Fothergirl
Flint
Osler
Barker
W. D. Patterson
Cuthbert
W. W. Pilcher
Warrenton
N. B. Drewry
Griffin, Ga
Paris
France
Chicago University
Thh
Humphrey
Athens Gas Company
Tory
John B. Gamble
Auto Insurance
Lipecomb & Co
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