Photocopy materials (from books and journals), 1868-1974

File — Carton: 20, Folder: 4

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Scope and Contents

Photocopy Materials include:

-A History of Chemistry by F.J. Moore, Professor of Organic Chemistry, M.I.T. : Chapter V, The Later Phlogistians-The Discovery of Oxygen (North Carolina, McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1918, PP. 33-59)

-Copy of pages from The British Medical Journal (August 1, 1868, PP. 114-115; May 30, 1868, p. 548; October 16, 1869, PP. 412-413)

-On the Urari: The deadly arrow-poison of the Macusis, an Indian Tribe in British Guiana, by Richard Schomburgk (Adelaide: E. Spiller, Acting Government Printer, North-Terrace, 1879, PP. 2-18)

-The influence of partial pressure of nitrous oxide on the depth of anesthesia and the electro-encephalogram in man, by Albert Faulconer, John W. Pender and Reginald G. Bickford (from Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., Sept. 1949, PP. 601-609)

-History of Chemistry: Chapter VI, Lavoisier (pp. 47-59, undated)

-One Hundred Years of Indiana Medicine, 1849-1949 (published in connection with the centennial of the Indiana State Medical Association, 1949, pp. 92, 100, 138)

-The Study of Cyclopropane, by Dr. William Neff (Anesthesiology, Sept. 1974)

-Harding of Iowa, by David Davis and Jack Moyers (Clinical Anesthesia, Chapter 6, pp. 68-76, undated)

Dates

Other: 1868-1974

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

Collection materials are in English

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