Proceedings, Issue 24

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Page 186 - An article in this Constitution may be altered or amended by a vote of two-thirds of the members present at the annual meeting, provided that notice of such intended alteration or amendment shall have been given to the Society, when in session at the annual meeting next
Page 100 - Where did you come from, baby dear ? Out of the everywhere into the here. Where did you get that little tear ? I found it waiting when I got here.
Page 174 - the sins of the fathers and mothers are visited upon the children and upon the children's children unto the third and fourth generation.
Page 186 - SECTION 1. The annual meeting of the Society shall be held at such place as may be determined by a majority of the members at each regular meeting. SEC. 2. The initiation fee shall be one dollar, and annual
Page 57 - A neglect of the radical assumption of all science; because it is an attempt to deduce representations—or rather misrepresentations—of one kind of phenomena from a conception of another kind which does not contain it, and must have it implicitly and illicitly smuggled in before it can be extracted out of it.
Page 191 - Detweiler, MD, Findlay. Secretary-—WA Phillips, MD, Cleveland. Treasurer—JC Sanders, MD, Cleveland. The following year, 1876, being the Centennial, and the profession being largely occupied by the World's Convention, which met in Philadelphia, no session of the Society was held. 1877. President—WM Detweiler, MD, Findlay. First
Page 191 - Cleveland. Second Vice-President—EP Gaylord, MD, Cleveland. Secretary-AN Ballard, MD, (pro tern.} Shelby. Treasurer—JC Sanders, MD, Cleveland. 1879. President—HH Baxter, MD, Cleveland. First Vice-President—EP Gaylord, MD, Toledo. Second Vice-President—Wm. Owens, MD, Cincinnati. Secretary—HM Logée, MD, Oxford. Treasurer—JC Sanders, MD, Cleveland. 1880. President—EP Gaylord, MD, Toledo. First
Page 185 - admission, sign the Constitution and By-Laws, and pay the initiation fee. ARTICLE IV. Any non-resident physician, or such other person, resident or non-resident, as may be judged worthy, from his superior attainments, in medicine or collateral branches, may be elected an honorary member by a vote of two-thirds of the
Page 160 - 22, brunette, short, plump, round body: large, active brain, intellectual ; was since puberty troubled every month with dysmenorrhœa, beginning several hours previous, and during the first day of flow, with severe pains in the uterus, back and lower limbs, and these so severe that they seemed unbearable and hysteria seemed threatening. In one of these
Page 127 - tig. like this: Fullness of head with pressure outward as if contents would be forced through every aperture ; conscious pulsations over whole body and out pressing in hands and arms as if the blood would burst through the vessels ; constant motion of the feet and limbs on lying down. Gave Lilium

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