Medicine

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The Adolf W. Schwartz medical stamp collection consists of approximately 700,000 stamps with medical themes. The stamps are cancelled, non-cancelled, commemorative, in postcard form, first-day issue, proofs, tax stamps, tobacco stamps, postal cancellations, and legal tender.

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6 letters and clippings; about Leuf's life, and one letter by him trying to relieve his brother-in-law from duty in the Canal Zone.

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Correspondence, photographs, and articles documenting the activities of the American Clinical and Climatological Association and its members.

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Contains lectures, sermons, essays, journals, poetry, and letters. Items relate to medical, social, and religious subjects. Includes biographical data. Taylor practiced medicine in Vermont and was active in temperance work.

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UNPROCESSED COLLECTION. Papers on Jarcho's medical career and correspondence.

Abstract In 1666 Grand Duke Ferdinando II appointed Redi as his First Physician and director of the grand-ducal "Spezieria" (Pharmacy): positions in which he was confirmed by Cosimo III in 1670, when he became Grand Duke. He stressed the importance of medicine based on Hippocratic principles, and he emphasised the importance of prevention based on a balanced diet and the use of exclusively natural remedies. The collection contains twelve letters discussing topics such as snakes, medical matters, and...

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Lectures and speeches (1840-53) delivered by Joseph Roby in Hanover, NH and in Baltimore, MD on a variety of medical subjects.

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Consists of notes on Smith's medical lectures, 1814-1815, as taken by David Shelton Edwards.

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Original typescript drafts and notes compiled by the author.

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Day books, recipe books, and some correspondence of Jewett.