Two years after the death of E.E. Southard, one of his co-workers, Mary Jarrett, published one of the volumes on social work which Southard had proposed before his death. The Kingdom of Evils was meant to be a kind of instructional chart of what Southard — and presumably Jarrett – felt were the chief problems likely to confront the social worker. Continue reading
From P. Panas and Edouard Kirmisson’s Leçons sur les maladies inflammatoires des membranes internes de l’oeil : comprenant l’iritis, les choroïdites et le glaucome (1878).
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From D. Blair Brown’s Surgical experiences in the Zulu and Transvaal wars, 1879 and 1881 (1883).
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From George H. Taylor’s An illustrated sketch of the movement-cure: its principles, methods and effects (1866).
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As part of a joint effort to develop best practices for enabling access to special collections containing protected health information (PHI) and other types of access-protected (“restricted”) records, the Center for the History of Medicine, Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, and the Alan Mason Chesney Medical Archives of the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions are conducting a survey to determine what information researchers need to determine whether or not to pursue access to restricted health records, such as medical records, psychiatric/mental health records, and photographs taken as part of medical treatments. Continue reading
From George MacGregor’s The history of Burke and Hare and of the resurrectionist times : a fragment from the criminal annals of Scotland (1884).
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From Edward Mitchell, Bernhard Siegfried Albinus, and John Barclay’s A series of engravings, representing the bones of the human skeleton : with the skeletons of some of the lower animals (1819).
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From Samuel Hopkins Adams’ The great American fraud : Articles on the nostrum evil and quacks, in two series, reprinted from Collier’s weekly (1906).
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From Auguste Forel’s La question sexuelle : exposée aux adultes cultivés (1906).
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