The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-17
PRES. DEPUY
DELIVERED
ADDRESS
Continued From Page One.

satisfactory physical examination.
The most comprehensive and far
reaching resolution that vas adopted,
however, by the assembled surgeons,
was the following: ,
Be it resolved, by the North Dakota
Homeopathic Medical association as
sembled in third annual convention at
Fargo, June 16 and II that
Whereas, we believe the cure and
prevention of gonorrhoea, and syphilis,
and ~procreating of the physically and
mentally unfit lie in the educating of
the youth in sexual hygiene, n in
disseminating practical knowledge
concerning eugenics, n
Whereas, we believe that the proper
channels for such teaching and dis
semination are the medical profession,
the ministry, and the public educators,
and the Y. M. and Y. w. G.. AS and
Whereas, we believe that the masses
are in their receptive mind, n are
asking for such instruction, therefore
be it
Resolved, that this association urge
that practical instruction on Sex
hygiene be introduced into our public
schools to pupils, or for the benefit Of
pupils of suitable age, also that the
subject be presented through Y. M. Il
7. w. c. AS, and from the pulpit, and
that eugenics be given a place on the
programmes of civic Improvement
clubs, an dthe mems clubs of the
churches, n be it
Resolved, that a copy of this resolu-
ton be mailed to all county super
intendentS of public instruction, to all
presidents of boards of ~education; to
be secretaries Of all Y. M. c.. AS and
Y. w. c.. AS, and the ministers
thr01phnnt tho Ct9fn with or ,1.uoo+
request to get such information before
their respective schools, physical
classes n congregations in such
ann as in their Judgment seem the
most effective.
Following the presidents paper and
resulting adoption of these solution
DR.. Francis Peake of jamestown de-
lIVered a splendid paper OF CRITICAL
Surgery which ELECTED a lively discus
sion among the listeners.
The afternoon programme was con-
cluded by a paper by DR.. J. G.. Dillon
of Fargo on the Bottle Fed Baby, in
which a plea was made in behalf of
babies deprived of their natural heri-
tage of mothers milk; that the doctors
give h same careful thought to the
selection of a suitable substitute as to
the selection of the remedy in a case
of acute illness. The doctor condemn
ed the practice Of turning this vital
matter Of babies food over to some
granny in the neighborhood instead
of individualizing each case and Sc
!ectlng a modified cows milk accord
ing to the needs of the babies.
At the banquet which was held last
night at the Annex hotel, all was mer-
riment and pleasure and was simply
delIghtful. The management had a
me feast that was greatly enjoyed.
The retiring president. DR.. DePuy. in
troduced DR.. j.. G. Dillon of this city as
POSTMASTER of the evening and right
Well did he attend to his duties, pass
ing off a joke or two on each one of
the speakers. The following is a list
of speakers as well as their subjects:
A Message to the Doctors From the
Commercial World, n Mayor H. F.
Emery spoke on this was given
great applause.
The Year Ahead of Us, by DR.. Fran
CTS Peake, was another that was ex-
cellent and was applauded.
The past president spoke on Remin-
lscences and made one of the best ad-
dresses Of the evening and he was lis