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the Vomiting of Pregnancy, - William
i. Hazelton, Bellows Falls.
Synopsis-Report of two cases of
pernicious vomiting Review of
Hirst s experience with this rene
dy. The theory, dosage and meth
cd of administration. Material.
Results.
Paper: Everyday Obstetrics - Ray
Z. Smith, Rutland
Synopsis-Diagnosis, application fer-'
eeps. Diagnosis for treatment of
hemorrhage.l Eclampsia,
( Discussions of papers of Drs. Dorey !
Hamilton and Smith. 0. n. East
man, Burlington; A, C. Eastman,
Woodstock; G, s, Scofeld, Rich
ford; P. E. McSweeney, Burling-
tom, sg
Papefshs indigestion in Infants.'' A.
l.. Patch, Windsor. -
Synopsis-The progress during the
past four years ON the question of
fat, proteid, and sugar Indigestion
in infants. Etiology, diagnosis and
treatment of these conditions.
Paper: 1.-The Vitamins and Infantile
Scurvy," c. X. johnson, Burlington.
Synopsis-The recognition of the
mild types of scurvy. The age of
milk, pasturization, etc, as affect
ing the vitamin content The use
of dried milk and the Importance
.,,s OLA short heating process Recent
Investigations regarding vitamin.
y Case reports.
Discussions of papers of Drs. Patch
and johnson. c. B. Ross, West
Rutland; w. B. Woodnan, Wells
River; r. Il. Farmer, st. Johns
bury.
Thursday Afternoon, O'clock.
{At,t College of Medicine.)
f President S address, c.. W. Bartlett,
Bennington,
Subject: ''Some Remarks on the
Present Status of Cardiac Disease. -
Synopsis = Developments regarding
etiolegy. and precise methods of d.
agnosis during recent years Cardia
muscle the prime factor in most
cases we are called upon to treat.
Importance of early diagnosis and
treatment.
Discussion, j. n. Jenne, Burlington;
c. H. Hazen, Springfield
Paper: Medical Legislation, w. T.
Slayton. Morrisville.
Synopsis-The law as now existing
Suggestions for future changes.
Paper: .'The Present Status of Pub
lie Health Administration in Yer
mont" Charles F. Dalton. Burlington
Discussions of papers of Drs. Slayton
and Dalton. H. II. Swift of Pitts
ford; S. s. Eddy. Middlebury; c.
H. Burr, Montpelier.
Paper: Industrial Medicine and
Status of the Industrial Surgeon, Au
gustus w Shea, Nashua. n H.. presi
dent New Hampshire State Medical so
ciety.
Synopsis-Increased interest in the
subject as result of social and
economic condition. Corporation
physicians and surgeons. Compen
sations and ethics.
| Discussion, j. NJ. Hamilton, Rutland;
George R. Anderson, Brattleboro
Speaker ''Henry d. Holton Trust
Fund, - B. l.. Richardson, Providence
r. |.
Subject: "Modern Ideas on the
Transmission of Infectious Dis
eases
Discussion. c. s Leach, Below.
Falls; A. Fl. Wright, Wilmington
Fixed session of the house of dele
gates at FIVE o clock at the College OF
Medicine
Thursday Evening, $50 O'clock.
i Banquet.
/ Anniversary chairman, A. E. Cotton
Montpelier,
Friday Forenoon, 8 O'clock
Paper: W. n Bryant, Ludlow.
/ bo,
than a science Former theories re
garding tuberculosis. Modern the
DRY of carly infection and later
immunity. Arguments in support
of same. Its bearing upon the pres
ent day activities.
Discussion, E. J. Rogers, Pittsford
William G. Kicker, st. Johnsbury
Address; w F. Hamilton. Montreal
Notes on certain clinical aspects Of
the interned secretions.
Discussion, c. H. Beecher, Burling
ton A. II. Bcllerose, Rutland.
Address: Joshua G. Hubbard, Boston
Mass.
Cholelithiasis, plea for early opera
ton
Discussion, W. NJ. stickney, Rutland
Alan Davidson, st. Adams.
Friday Afternoon, 2 O'clock.
| CAT the Amphitheatre, Mary Fletchel
HospitaD
Medical and surgical clinic conduct
ed by DR.. w. f. Hamilton, Montreal
DR.. j. c. Hubbard, Boston.
Entertainment.
The ladies are invited to the recep
ton given by the local and ladies com
mittees on the roof garden of the Ho
tel Vermont, Wednesday evening, alst
to the banquet Thursday evening 9th
er entertainment viii be provided by
the ladies' committees, which will b,
announced at the time of the meeting
Lads will be welcome to inspect tn
display Of the various exhibitors at thu
College of Medicine.
FIRE PREVENTION DAY.