The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-12-05

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from the doctor than many diseases
, that cases need very constant super
vision. He believes thoroughly in
the hest cure, and urges the neces-
sity of patients having few visitors.
Among Those Present.
Among the physicians who are at
tending the medical meeting are the
following: r. Gage Clement, Vernon
Center; r. W. Allen, Heron Lake;
George Stevens, Byron; George F.
Ward, Rochester; j. w. Welcome,
Sleepy Eye; George B. Weiser, New
Ulm; A. E. Macdonald, Morristown,
A. F. Stricken Sleepy Eye; Henry A.
Beaudoux, st. Paul; J. S. Schroeder,
Springfield; j. l.. Schoch, New Ulm;
H. ]. Lloyd, Lake Crystal; Edwin
S. Muir, Winona; II. G. McGaughey,
Winona; N. Nicholson, Wells; Glenn
NJ. Corey, ST. Peter; r. NJ. Phelps,
st. Peter; A. C. Schaucher. Mime
apolis; w. G. Workman, Tracy; r.
E. Fauer, Minneapolis; H. L. Kingle,
| Minneapolis, Walker j. Marcley,
| Minneapolis; W. j. Richardson,
Fairmont; Robert Earl, ST. Paul; w.
Wakefield, Lake Benton; ]. NJ Hill
ger, Iona; H. T. McGuiggan, Red
| wing; o. F. Way, Fairmont; j. Holm
burg, Candy; w. H. Newman, Lew
| iston; G. j. Schotler, Dexter; G. F..
Rogers, Austin; ]. A. Schulz, En-
l oh
| land; o. C. Stricken, New Ulm; +.
| d. Gray, Marshall; c. c. Leak, Aus
tin; g. r.. Merritt, st. Peter; e. T..
| Fitzgerald, Morris; Fl. H. Adair,
| Owatonna; W. H. Witherstine, Grand
Forks, N D.; II. G. Fisher, Shake
pee; j. J. O'Hara, GAINESVILLE; C. e.
Fawcett. Stewartville; N. j. Leigh,
I.akefield; w. H. Graugh, Granada;
A. r. Conley, Cannon Falls; John r.
Fulton, st. Paul; S. S. Giblon, Tow
er: d. C. Balfour, Rochester; H. b.
Grimes, st. Peter; M. C. Piper, San
born; w. J. Daley. Blooming Prairie;
He j. O'Brien, St. Paul; C. D. Hal.
J rington, Minneapolis; w. G. Flower,
! Gibbon; Thomas Lyman, Truman; l..
Saggo, Window f. A. Dodge, lie
| Sueur
Other Papers Read.
Other papers given this morning
were by Dr. d. A. Heron of Com
frey and Dr. w. J. Richardson of
Fairmont. Dr. Heron gave a paper
on pituitary Extracts in Obstetrics"
followed by discussion by DR..
| George B. Weiser of New Ulm and
DIR. F. A. Swartwood Of Waseca. Dr..
Richardson read paper on Undue
ton of Premature Labor as an Oh
stetrical Procedure" DR.. w. H.
Rowe of ST James and DR.. A. F..
Hunter of Truman discussed this
| paper
DIR p. f. Holm Of Wells gave an
instructive paper and demonstration
of Farm Machine Accidents and
Their Treatment He urges saving
as much as possible of the hand,
where corn shredder accidents and
similar ones, occur, and with three
men whom he had cared for subse-
| quent to such accidents and X-ray
| photographs of the bones of their
| hands, he showed what could be ac-
complished. DR.. w. c. Portman of
Jackson gave short discussion on
| the matter.
"The Use Of Novocaine as Local
| Anesthetic" was the subject of an
| interesting paper by DR.. d. c. Bal
| Of
| by discussions by Dr. Robert Earl
| of st. Paul and DR.. A. c. Strachauer
| of Minneapolis. Miss Florence Hen
derson of the Mayo staff read pa
| per on Ether Anaesthesia" and DR..
| T. C. Kelly discussed the subject.
DIR. Leda Stacy of Rochester talked
on Clinical Observation of Ovarian
| Tumors" and was followed by DR..
W. T. Adams of Elgin, who discussed
the subject.
A splendid paper was read by DR..
| Charles Lyman Greene of the Mime
sofa University on 1.-THE Gastric
Neurosis." DR.. II. z. Giffin of Ro-
chester followed in discussion.
DR.. w. H. Lewis of Rochester read
a paper on Juvenile Hyperthroid-
'ism" with discussion by DR.. Frank
D. Gray OF Marshall and DIR. John
Williams of Lake Crystal.
"The Newer and More Successful
Operations for Glaucoma" was taken
up by DR.. F. c. Todd of Minneapolis
and his paper was a very interesting
one. Dr. E. w. Benham of this city
and Dr.. H. A. Beaudoux of st Paul
followed in discussion.
DR.. Carl j. Holman OF this city
gave some interesting information
concerning cases of Fractures of
the Patella" and Dr. Edwin S. Muir
of Winona and DR.. Fl. p. Richie Of
l st. Paul gave discussions.
The meeting came to a close this
afternoon and was an entirely sue
cessful one.
The Resolutions.
adopted: -BDiVey. atnlir etaoi SHIN
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, that to the profession of
Mankato whose efforts have made
] possible one of the most delightful
land Instructive Meetings Of the So