Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-05

OUR DocToRs
CONTINUED from Page One.)

(COnt1Queu. oIlc.y
provc the Moral, Mental and Physical
condition of the Young The general
subject was presented by DR.. :. a.
kno3f of New York City. DIR. Dudley
A. Sargent director of the HemcnWay
Gymnasium Of Harvard University Of
fercu various suggestions as To The dH-
" Of physicians in regard to the prop
er development of children from infd!!-
CIV to the period OF adolescence.
President Lewis ). MCMuTtrey of
Louisville. Ky, presided nj the meeting
Of thu House Of Delegates. IN his an
nuaI address he spoke with satisfaction
On the return to the association Of The
members of the profession of the state
of New York. President McMurtrey
took occasion to defend the official
journal of the association which he
said had been particularly attacked
~ manufacturers of patent and pro
nrietary medicines because the board
| nf trustees had excluded from tn. add
v4rtising pages of the journal all no
tees of preparations which did moi
make public with the advertisement
the formula showing accurately The
|
| TIE report Of Sec. George II. sim
| mons of Chicago. shows that the tota!
membership of the ussociatiom on May
| WAS -, $50. During the yc;tr J1j9 lneii-
hers were added to tie list.
Additional speak today at The con
v4ntion Of the American Academy "
| Medicine. were III. NJ. I. f. Gross
mann Of plainfirld. y. j.; Dr. g. y.
Wood, of Chicago: President 6. stan
lev Hall of Clark University; Or. Will
liam T. Smith of Dartmouth College;
| DIR. Augustus J.. Clark. Of Cambridge
DR. l.. Duncan Bulkclcy Of New York
and Dr. ". T.. HcrdmHn Of the thi-
yereity of Michigan. The subjects con
stdrrt.d included the sanitary regulation
of scnoolrOoms with special rcfrr''li'''-
| lo vision; the advantages OF dlS'tdNAn-
tnptS of cO-cduration after the az" Of
II wears ON this latter tnpl" tn
sneakers were. President Hall ana ipr.
smith, Of Dartmouth.
The physicians who contributed Ia
the discussion at tn" afternoon session
of the American GaStrO-f.m icfnlo@i":l
Association were Dr. John a. !. liailiti
of Pitteburg. Dr. s. w. Lambert If New
York, Dr. Harry Adler Of Baltimore
Or. j. a. Hcmmcler If Baltimore, and
Dr. l.. II. Murdoch of Iittsbllrg. The
papers were of an exceedingly technical
nature, all relating to diseases of III"
stomach and the intestincs.
| The annual convention Of the hmar-
can Medical Editors Association W;r'
,opencd this afternoon III curlcy <Gua rn
Hotel with an address ~ H-nr! Waldo
Cot. Md editor of tlIc Medical Sentinel,
Portland, Ore. Every medical pnb!icl-
ton. either weekly or monthly. in th'.
country. with one exception, We're rcI-
resented. A dozen or more papers IN
subject relating To medical journalism
were contributed.
A new heart action theory was Of
fercd by Dr. Francis W. Palfr"y of
Harvard University at the convention
of the national pension examining sur
acons Dr pulfrry rXpr, sSrd his hrlirf
that the heart is controlled ~ muscles
ana not by the nerves.
The difficulties ana p"rrlcXitirs of
medical examiners in life insuranc"
uerc discussed at tn" opening
annual convention Of tho American As
ISOLATION Of Life In%ura nc" Examining
Surgeons held AT Hotel Thorndille Dr.
William Moore Of New York. vice pres
| ident. .rcsid' Z.
Tonight IIHnl, " &c hanqacts wer"
held by the V''r;'..'s 1;::lti"ns.
The American -tc2Goo'y Of Medicine
elected the Inl.nu:,..r ,.li."rs at to-
nights diL.r"r'
Or. Casey !. W-crd Or "h;,mGn, pres
idant; pr. jones d. SpauIjir4 "f Port
land. Me-. Dr.. Woods I!utci'ilsnn Of