The Topeka state journal., 1900-04-28
KANSAS DOCTORS.
State Society to Meet in Topeka Nez
Week.

The following is the programme for the
thirty-fourth annual meeting of the Kan
sas Medical society, at Representative
hall May to 5. The first meeting will be
at o'clock Wednesday evening. May 2.
THURSDAY MORNING.
The Relation of the Medical Examiner
for Life Insurance to the Company-H. A.
Warner, NJ. D, Topeka
The Eye as an Index to Diseases of the
Nervous System-F'lavel 3. Tiffany NJ
D., Kansas City Mo.
Cretinism-E. + Shelly, NJ D., Atchi-
Tubercular Peritonitis-A. H. Cordier.
M. D, Kansas City, Mo.
Topeka.
Ischaemic Paralysis and Contraction of
Muscles-An Explanation Of the Bad Re
suits Sometimes Following Fractures--A-
c. Bernays, M. D, st. Louis.
Report of an Interesting Case-H. j.
Deaver, M D., Robinson.
Iritis vs.. Conjunctivitis-R- S. Magee, NJ
Physical CuIture-Deborah K Long
shore, NJ. D., Topeka
Repairs of the Perineum"-G. C. Pur-
due, NJ. D., Wichita
Food Adulteration as a Vital Factor in
the Production of Diseases-C. E. Pontius,
M. D., Fairview.
Cancer of the Female Organs, Including
the Breast-MiIo B. Ward, NJ. D., Kansas
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
State Control of Tuberculosis-W. E.
McVey, NJ. D., Topeka
Infiammation of the Conjunctiva-A- c.
Graves NJ. D., Pittsburg.
Glosso-Labio Pharyngeal Paralysis-C.
G. Goddard, NJ D., Leavenworth.
Occipito-Posterior Presentation in La
bor-J. Dillon, NJ. D., Eureka.
The Responsibility of Epileptics-M. P.
Sexton, NJ. D., Bonner Springs.
Some Practical Points Concerning Frac-
lures of the Skull-Emery Lanphear, M.
D., st. Louis.
Chronic Malaria-G. A Boyd, NJ D.,
Edgerton.
A Paper-H. L. Alkire, NJ D., Topeka.
Smallpox-C. E. Judd, NJ. D., Topeka.
Some Conditions and Possibilities of the
Puerperiun-M- R. Mitchell, N D., To
Modern vaccination-T w. Peers, NJ.
Gangrene-J. E. Hawley, NJ. D.. Burr
FRIDAY MORNING.
Renal Insufficiency-J- W. Porter, NJ D..
Bone Formation in the Choroid. With
Report of a, Case-D. F. Longenecker, M
typhoid Fever-s. G. Stewart. NJ D.
Report of Case, Multiple FIbroma; op-
Grafton; Recovery-P. D. Hughes, NJ. D.
Fractures From the Standpoint of the
/ Country Physician-W. B. Mead, NJ. D.
/ Oberlin.
A Kansas Medical League-H. NJ. OchiI
tree, NJ. D., Haddam.
EpitheliOma of the Auditory Canal, will
Report of Case-J. E. Minney, NJ. D.
The Great Physician-Agnes McKe,
| Wallace, M. D., Topeka.
A Paper-D. w Basham, NJ. D., Neal.
Eczema-R. E. McVey, NJ. D., Topeka.
| Diagnosis and Treatment of Intestina
| Obstruction-C. F. Leslie, NJ. D., Clyde
| The Microscope in General Medicine-A
| P. Rooney, NJ. D., Horton.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
ulaqueation-A New Instrument for tt
Performance-J. w. May, NJ. D.. Kansa
Tabes Dorsalis-J W. wilhoit, NJ D.. St
George.
Treatment of Fractures, with Report o
! Cases-Geo. A Boyle, NJ. D., Louisburg.
How Much of the Specialties Shall tn
General Practitioner Do?-E. J. Reynolds
NJ. D., Horton.
Surgical Treatment of Hemorrhoids-E
]. Norman, NJ. D., Eureka.
Operative Brain Cases-W. S. Lindsay
M. D., Topeka.
Means of Relief in Diphtheritic Stenosi
Of the Respiratory Tract-F. E. Schenck
NJ D., Burlingame.
What Shall the Physician Prescribe, an
Should He Prescribe Proprietary Remed
ies-W. F. Sawhill, NJ. D., Concordia.
The PharmacopOeia versus Proprietar-
Preparations-B. D. Eastman, NJ. D., To
peka-
Fractures of Inferior Maxilla-J. E. Nc
Carthy, Dodge City.
Eye and Ear Diseases Largely Inf1u
enced, Especially in their Chronic Forms
BY. systemic Conditions-H. u. Gill, NJ. D
Pittsburg.
Minor Surgical Cases of a. Country Prac
tiuoner-J. w. James, Columbus.