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William H. M. Hamlet ledgers
Ledger documenting dental practice of William H. M. Hamlet in Jamaica, N.Y., and surrounding Borough of Queens, 1896-1903. Lists services rendered, charges, and notes account settlement.
William H. McPherson notes on the lectures of Charles Hemple
Notes taken by William H. McPherson at Homeopathic Medical College of Pennsylvania [Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia] on lectures of Charles J. Hemple, 18571858. Notes include listing of substances, generally poisons or acids, with relevant symptoms and effects on various anatomical groups (cerebral, nervous, inflammatory, cutaneous, gastric, etc.) and antidotes. Volume 1 contains entries A through R; volume 2 contains S through Z and alphabetical listing of other substances.
William Hallock Park letter to Joseph McFarland
Describes Park’s work with globulin, 25 Sept. [1900?].
William Hutt address to the 7th International Congress on Tuberculosis
Holograph, 24 p., and typescript copy, 10 p., of Hutt’s address to 7th International Congress on Tuberculosis, Rome, Italy, 1911. Hutt describes his work in the 1870s with Philadelphia Protestant Episcopal City Mission to establish first hospital for consumptives at the House of Mercy and promote outdoor method of treatment for tuberculosis.
William J. Taylor correspondence
William James Campbell autograph album
Album, assembled by William James Campbell, containing autographs of thirteen University of Pennsylvania Department of Medicine faculty members, 1868-1870.
William John Potts papers
William L. Challiss lecture and matriculation tickets
This small collection documents the medical education of William L. Challiss at Jefferson Medical College, 1847-1848. The collection contains one matriculation card for the 18481849 academic session and admission cards to the lectures of Franklin Bache, Robley Dunglison, Robert M. Huston, Charles D. Meigs, John K. Mitchell, Thomas D. Mutter, and Joseph Pancoast. There is also one card admitting Challiss to lectures at the Philadelphia School of Anatomy in 1847.
William L. Du Bois prescription records
William L. Lincoln letter to Isaac Hays
One letter in which Lincoln requessts Hays' opinion on "the enclosed printed matter" (not present) and the ethics of publishing it, possibly in a Minnesota State Medical Society publication.
