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Title: History of the Homoeopathic Medical College of Pennsylvania : the Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital of Philadelphia
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Bradford, Thomas Lindsley, 1847-1918
Subjects: Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital of Philadelphia Medical education Education, Medical Homeopathy Hospitals Schools, Medical
Publisher: Philadelphia : Boericke & Tafel
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School

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Pura, Herings Con-densed Materia Medica, Farringtons Clinical Materia Medica, AllensHandbook, The National Dispensatory. Thetapeuiics—Lilienthals Homoeopathic Therapeutics. Practice of Medicine—Raues Pathology and Therapeutics, Robertsor Osiers Practice of Medicine. Physical Diagnosis—Flints or Clapps Percussion and Auscultation. 284 HISTORY OF THE HAHNEMANN Obstetrics—Leavitts, Guernseys or Lusks Obstetrics. GyncBcology—Skenes or Cowperthwaites Diseases of Women. Ophthalmology—Norris and Olivers Ophthalmology, Nortons Oph-thalmic Therapeutics. Otology—Politzer on the Ear, Houghtons Clinical Otology. Laryngology—Ivins Diseases of Nose and Throat. Dermatology—Crocker on Diseases of the Skin. Syphilology—Keyes on Syphilis. Neurology—Herters Diseases of the Nervous System.. Pcediatrics—J. Levv^is Smiths Diseases of Children. Hygiene—Edmund Parkes Hygiene. Medical Jut ispriidence—Reeses Medical Jurisprudence. Dictionary—Keatings or Thomas Medical Dictionary.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA. 285 CHAPTER XXXVIII. 1894-97. During the summer of 1894 some changes were made in theFaculty. Dr. E. M. Howard, who had been lecturer onBotany, Pharmacy and Toxicology, was appointed to thechair of associate professor of Materia Medica. Dr. W. B. VanI^ennep, who had been lecturer on Surgery, became associateprofessor of Surgery. Dr. O. S. Haines, lecturer on ClinicalMedicine, became clinical professor of Medicine. Dr. H. L,.Northrop became adjunct professor of Anatomy. Dr. T. L,.Bardford was appointed Librarian. The Introductory Lecture to the session of 1894-95 wasgiven by Dr. Pemberton Dudley in Clinical Hall, on Mon-day evening, October ist, 1894. There were 265 matricu-lates. What a change from the old fashion in the College onFilbert street, when all the students assembled together tolisten to lectures! Now we find lectures going on simultane-ously in several class rooms. The classes are divided intoFreshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. Hahne

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