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Identifier: americantherapis8189unse (find matches)
Title: American therapist
Year: 1900 (1900s)
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Subjects: Therapeutics Drug Therapy
Publisher: New York : F.W. Koch (etc.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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Published by THE AMERICAN THERAFISt FRILLS! 3KT 33 TOR JSL. Subscription Price $1.00 a year II THE AMERICAN THERAPIST. FREE pint bottles of Pan=Peptic Elixir and Benzothymol to everyDoctor who will thoroughly test bothproducts in fermentative dys-pepsia, cholera infantum anddiarrhea, and pay the expressage. Pan-Peptic Elixir, 3 fl. ozs.Benzothymol, - - 1 fl. oz. M. et sig. one to two fl. drms. everyhour until the contents of the gastro-intestinal canal are rendered aseptic—then at longer intervals. SHARP & DOHME Laboratories BALTIMORE Western Branch CHICAGO General Offices Southern Branch NEW ORLEANS NEW YORK
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A Monthly Record of Modem Therapeutics, WITH PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS, RELATING TO THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF DRUGS. Edited by A. L. BENEDICT, M.D. Established 1892, by The American Therapist Publishing Company. CONTENTS. Page ORIGINAL ARTICLES. Sugar, as Such, in the Dietary ofDyspeptics. By W. G. Mor-gan, M.D. (Concluded) 237 Ferratin: its Absorption in theDigestive Tract. By Prof. PioMarfori 245 SELECTED. The Prognosis and Treatment ofGastric Ulcer. By BoardmanReed, M.D 248 The Treatment of Follicular andSuppurative Amygdalitis andthe Angina of Scarlet Fever bythe Injection of a Solution ofCarbolic Acid. By H. Judson LlPES, M. D 2S2 Page EDITORIAL. The Section of Materia Medica ot the A. M. A 254 Editorial Notes 254 CURRENT LITERATURE. Why is Sugar Injurious ? 944 Distilled Water 253 Nausea in Intestinal Obstruction 255 Tobacco 255 Follicular Tonsillitis 255 Aconite Liniment Poisoning 256 Conditions of Terror in Children 256 BOOK NOTICES. The Year-book of the Nose,Throat and Ear: G.

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