Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22
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morning at the clinic. The doctors
who attend the clinic will be supplied
with microscopes and other equip
ment necessary for the weeks inten-
sive study. The latter part of each
mornings program will be given
over to X-Ray demonstrations by
DR.. Hardy, while DR.. John F. Shaw
superintendent OF the Central Maine
Sanatoriurn at Fairfield and DR.. Olin
8. Pettengill, superintendent of the
western Maine Sanatorium al
Hebron. will take UP the subject OF
physical diagnosis each afternoon.
Dr.. Frederick r. Hill Of Watefville
will give demonstrations each day OF
the clinic Of the methods Of diagno-
sis Of the upper respiratory tract. A
moving picture diagnosis Of Pu-
monary tuberculosis" will be shown
Monday evening, with explanations
By DR.. Hardy.
In addition to the laboratory and
x-Ray demonstrations which are
scheduled for each morning by DR.
Thompson and DR.. Hardy and the
intensive course in physical dag
nosis every afternoon by DR.. Shaw
and DR.. Pettengilrs lecture Differ
entail Diagnosis of tuberculosis" by
DR.. Edward o. Otis. professor of pull
monary diseases at Tufts Medical
School, will be a feature of the
second day.
On Wednesday. August t. DR.. Har.
rison ]. Hunt OF Bangor. chairman
Of the Division Of Social Hygiene OF
the Maine Public Health Association
will demonstrate the administration
Of arsphenamine, and in the evening
the address will be on the subject OF
venereal diseases by DR.. c. Morton
Smith, professor at Harvard Uni
versity Medical School. DR.. Frederick
T. Lord, professor of medicine al
Harvard University Medical School
will lecture on 'Non- Tubercular Dis.
eases of the Chest"
The closing day of the clinic will
consider the cancer problem with DR.
l.. ID. Bristol. lecturer, and DR.. H. e
thompson to give the laboratory
diagnosis. 'Roentgenology Of the
Chest" by DR.. Samuel w. Ellsworth
Of the Boston City Hospital, is the
title Of the address which will com.
plste the cancer program.
This clinic offers exceptional Oh.
portunity to the physicians of Maine
to undertake a weeks INTENSITY.
study Of tuberculosis, cancer ant
venereal disease problems, and an in
vitation to attend is extended t.
every doctor in Maine. Public health
nurses are also invited. especially OF
Monday and Tuesday, and at THU
time they will be given an opportu
! nifty to become acquainted with Mis-
Edith L. Soule, the director of tn,
new division Of Public Health Nurs
Ing which is Just being organized b,
tho State Department of Health
Miss Bernice w. Billings, director O
the Department Of Nursing Of tn
New England Division of the Ameri
can Red Cross, has also accepted a,
invitation to attend the clinic an
Will be glad to meet and hold con
ference with such Public Healt]
nurses as can be present.
! The clinic is formed as a result ,
urgent requests from prominent ply
sicians all over Maine for an oppor
tunity for such study, and is he'll
without charge for all who can come
Applications must be in by july ?
at the latest, to Dr. T. E, Hardy .
"aterville. Accommodations can h
secured at WatervilIe or Fairfe,d ,
a moderate price, and either tro,,s
Or automobile service to the sana
forum is maintained regularly