The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-03-19
DrugIess Treatment Of Typhoid.
By DR.. J. Perry Conder.
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sustaining the heart by natural stimulation when destructive germ
disease it has been weakened and battered by germs
This kind of heart support thousand times rational than the
powerful drugs which the intelligent medical Of today hates
yea tremb use which, unfortunately he often feels compelled
use knowing way rather than the patient die under his
hands And the alarming consideration is the terrific effects
drugs the eaweeks monsor yealater
for the sudden deaths from socaled modern heart failure
among patients that have been treated The du doctor controls
the much the with which work the handle
slow, weak strong the demands you
doubt this put this effective test will let you
your finger your pulse, will put spymogmph and
then the around the cartilage of the first the
whether the heart will not Immediately respond
ISLANDER, MISREPRESENTATION. PUGIIISM
Some Of the very people of this community have been led
believe saner against has been repeated some
years. high in church and social circles think is about
time halt don't you? Misrepresentation the part local
drug patients being professionally neglected while
rival hospital in this city, led suggest that third physician
examine the patient presence Instead of complying
procedure the drug doctor sent for his office and he
the husband of the patient proceeded to beat up sameuy
This Of court record in both the state and court
think is about time for this drug doctor attend to his business
he knows how and let patients alone don't you? Only few days
ago said the wife of under who receiving drugs
all "A few doses of medicine would stighen husband out
few days what did he mean Was he soliciting business for
himself or the undertaken?
HISTORY OF MEDICINE' by Dr. Wilder NJ D.
To show you what extremes the medical profession will njue
who res the Drug Fetch will quote without
from of the standard Histories of Medicine by Alexander Wilder
NJ D. and copyrighted by Num- 1899 On 666 go will
find the following:
At the beginning the Civil War; in 1861 the invaabe
practice in many the Northern States for the Examining Boards
reject all applications Reform physicians for appointment surgeons
in the Federal army committee of the Medical Society in the Dis
c of Columbia AFTER explained the for such
cuon. In Episcopal religions the Bishop gives the formula and the
minister who disputes practically differs is srobed only
governing body in medicine in this country the American Medical
Association the representative organ of the whole regular profession
This confidently regarded the opportunity put this preac
authority force Compared to that consideration, the health and
welfare of the soldiers made but subordinate matter, and
teated.N
Surgeon-Genea, Dr. William A. Hammond appointed
the desire General Mcclellan and the number fsugeons increased
Besides this governors provided surgeons
for emergencies who agreed beow their services without
ton The board for examination of applicants rejected unquaed
candidate for appointment who in accord with Old Pc
Nevertheless several hundred eterodox physicians did pass Examining
Boards and receive appointments They generally found polite how
ever, conceal their sentiments in regard Therapeutics
FAMOUS ORDER BY SUPERINTENDENT HAMMOND
podigous excitement created throughout medical circles by
order of the Surgeon General issued the fourth of May 1868 Dr.
Hammond observing the of his subonates that the
mercury had in innumerabe been attended by heu
suits and renarkng that the diseases prevalent in the army might
well be treated without anmony herewith directed that those drugs
should in future be struck from the supply table and that further eq
sltons for them should be approved.
The order regarded by his professional associates virtual
aposay from medical orthodoxy and verabe scutng the ship
which they had sailed for three centuries following the days of Crp and
Basil Valentine Their Indignation not concealed They did
however, depend simply upon defense of their avoe drugs but
ted like the of the exercised Pyhonc maen Ap
ties XN 1920 nsou mode of attack 1t had been anil
established they pleaded that all promotions the medical service
oe Government should take place the order of rank DR.. Ham
mon however, had been appointed colleagues who ranked above
him. They demanded accordingly that he should be removed and that
the old order of promotion be restored
DR.. Hammond had exhibited remarkable fitness for his position
possessed superior administrative ability and capacity for organizing
and executing his plans for the required improvement of the medical
AT his suggestion many the colleges of several schools
sed profssorsr military in order fit their students o
respond the pressing exences oe time. All this however
for little with his adar long he had venured pass beyond
Gordon that crcunscrbe the medical Medical ap
ted resolutions denong him. and above attempt made o
procure his condemnation the annual meeting of the American Mei
cal Association. Finally however, charges instituted against him
macasnce and dishonest practices courtmaa held and he
was dismissed from Office in May, 1854
The belief nevertheless generally entertained that this
tire proceeding corrupt and directed by personal malice and with no
adequate ground for the accusations Several years later the sentence
was reversed and Dr. Hammond Unidentified Under Surgeon
A.