The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
PHYSICIAN TO SPEAK
MAKING TOUR UNDER AUSPICES OF
 MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Dw, J, N. Mccormack Of Kentucky Will Push his Lecture Campaign Against Disease in
 Alabama

Announcement that Dr. J. N. McCor- mack of Kentucky, the official repre- sentative of the American Medical As aociation, will begin series of public addresses in Alabama was made on Mo- venber r by Dr. w. H. Sanders, the state Health Officer, and much has since been done to arouse an interest Tn the work that pr. Mccormack is to do.
 Dr. McCormack's first address will be delivered in Montgomery on pecem- Der Ii, and from that day. until De- ceuber 22 he will be busily engaged in his campaign of Alabama in behalf or more intelligent treatment of sanitary measures by the public, and in behalf of better hygiene and better health. he is q learned physician and he has eV- erywhere been criticised as charming speaker. Presenting subjects of the ut most importance, he lectures n sacn manner as at once to interest and to Convince. His addresses are discussions of the following topics:
 The relations of the medical profess sion to the public, and to the city' couh- ty and State governments.
 The great sanitary questions that de- mand solution by the profession anu
 The danger to the people from an unorsanized and underpaid medical pro-
 The interests of the medical profes- sion and the people mutual
 Things about doctors laymen ought
 The patent medicine evil and how to cure 1t. =. ters germane will be discussed. Tne lectures are to be under the auspices If the county medical authorities, anu Dr.. Sanders in a circular letter tO The medical profession of Alabama, mas given instructions as to the best meth ods of preparing themselves and the public to hear the addresses.
 The public welfare can be greatly enhanced by an intelligent co-opera- tion by the medical profession ana tne Iaitv prophyIaxis, said a well known medical journal recently, Is now the line along which medical science is advancing. Everywhere physicians are demonstrating their services to human ity by directing attention 70 tne 1[ls... as.rs of diseases and affording knoWleose how to prevent them To arouse tAt taitv 10 an enthusiastic willingness tc co-operate is Dr. McCormacks mission ana he ls doing his work with grat. living succsss. He has just completed in Wichisan and in Ohio campalgns similar 70 the one to be coneucteo II Alabam and the results are aoiiif
 FolIouslng is a copy of the first par of t56la Itinerary for Dr. MeCormach fhk second part for the remainder fife state to be published later:
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