Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-05-14
ANNUAL MEETING.
State Medical Association to Meet in
Wausau en- the 21st TO the
24th of May.

Wdy lOl cOlllC UllllO pdSO W l1hhO I'LL
event one of pleasure and profit to al
who may attend. 1t is expected tina
there will be fully 200 physicians ant
surgeons here from all over the state
In connection with this meeting
there will be held at the Elks' Clul
rooms the third Annual meeting 0
the association of county secretarie
and state officers. The program TO
this is as follows:
| ST. BOoSTHEIMER'S DAY, MAY q.
l:30 P. NJ.
| Annual Address of the President
w. f. Zierath, Sheboygan.
Some Things the County Societ.
Can do for the Public Health Hoy
E. Dearholt, Milwaukee.
Discussion-Flora A. Read, Fon(
du Lac; G. HI. Gephart, Kenosha.
To Increase the Respect and Conf
dence of tht Laity-A. r. Craig, Sec
A. M. A., Chicago.
Discussion-M. B. Glasier, Bloom
ington; NJ. ID. Bird, Marinette.
To Advance the Material Interest;
of Its members R. G. Faulds, Abrams
Discussion-J. a. Schmidt, Brillion
K. p. Dohearty, Appleton.
To Aid in Securing Needed Medical
Legislation and Enforcement of Pres
ent Medical Laws-A. W. Gray, Mil.
waukee.
Discussion-I. E. Levitas, Green
Bay; A. L. Beier, Chippewa Falls.
For The State Medical Journal
A. w. Myers. Milwaukee.
Discussion-G. f. Dawiey, New
London.
Question Box. Send in any trouble
some question or topic you want
brought up for general discussion.
Business Meeting.
GINGER TEA, 600 P. NJ.
Tea-master. %. t. Hougen,
Grand Rapids
Tea -Totaler. C. A. Armstrong,
Boscobel
Tea-Singer. &C. S. Sheldon, Madison
Tea-SpoOner. S. M. B. Smith, Wausau
Tea. Kettler. ... S. S. Hall, Ripon
The sessions of the State Medical
society will commence in Elk's club
rooms on Wednesday, May 81, and
during the three days the following
program will be carried out:
Public Housekeeping With Refer
ence to Sanitation-Dr. Julia Riddle,
Oshkosh.
Diseases of Women-Dr Chester NJ.
Echols. Milwaukee.
Fever, with Obscure or Absent.
Physical Findings; Illustrative Cases
DIR. Edward Evans, La Crosse.
Special Paper: Some Important
Points in the Diagnosis of Tubercu-
losis-Dr. +. M. Pottenger, Monrovia,
Cal.
Different Diagnosis Between Those
Conditions Stimulating the symptom
Complex of Neurasthenia-Dr. Arthur
w. Rogers, Oconomowoc.
Anti-Typhoid Vaccination: It's Use
and Value-Dr. NJ p. Ravenel, Mad
iSOn.
The Ascultatory Blood Pressure
Phenomenon-Dr Louis M. Warfield,
WauwatoSa.
A City Health Department-Dr. NJ.
D. Furstman, Lacrosse.
Annual Address in Medicine; The
Growing Importance of Preventive
Medicine-Dr. Joseph III. White, q.
S. public health and marine hospital
service.
The Diagnosis and Treatment of
Foreign Bodies in the Eye with
Roentgen Ray Localization of Same
DIR. G. j. Hogue and DIR. e. S.
Blaine, Milwaukee.
General Principles in the Treat
ment of Fractures with X-Ray Plates
DIR. Charles H. Lemon, Milwaukee.
The Pathology and Diagnosis OF
Pathological Conditions of Cecum
and Terminal Ileum--Dr. Neil An
drews, Oshkosh.
Annual Address in Surgery; subject
not announced w. ID. Hagard,
Nashville, Tenn,
The National Importance of Eu-
genics-Dr. Frank L. Drake, Madison.
The Value of Overriding as a Method
of Curing Diphtheria Carriers-Drs.
w. +. Lorenz and NJ. p. Ravenel,
Madison.
n Non-Suppurative Nasal Sinus Dis
eases-Dr. Samuel G. Higgins, Mil
waukee.
Non-Surgical Treatment of Otitis
Media-Dr. o. N. Mortenson, Wau-
paca.
A smoker will be given to the
members of the society at O'Clock
Wednesday evening, by the Marathon
County Medical society at Elks' club
rooms, which will be followed by
speeches from various ones.
On Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
weather permitting, an auto ride
around the city and vicinity will be
given to the visitors and at O'Clock
they will be rendered reception and
banquet at Rothschild pavilion. This
will be followed by post-prandial
program.
DIR. Margaret Trevitt having been
appointed as general chairman on en-
tertainment of the visiting lady guests
has selected the following named
ladies as assistants:
Mrs. l.. h. Spencer, chairman OF
reception committee.
Mrs. S. NJ. B. Smith, chairman OF
house decoration committee.
Mrs. Emile Roy, chairman of re
freshment committee.
MeSdameS d. 7. Jones, w. A. Greer
and W. A. Ladwig, musical COMMITTEES
| Esrares An Auful Fate