The Pulse / Rush Medical College yearbook . y—J. A. Robison, M. D. Consulting Physicians—Ephriam Ingals, M. I).. Philip Adolphis, M. D. R. Brower, M D. Consulting Surgeon- R. N. ISMAN, M. D. Consulting Gynecologist - William E. Clarke, M. D. Attending Physicians— H. M. Lyman, M. D., John A. Robison,M. D„ Norman Bridge. M. D. Assistant Attending Physician—J. B. Herrick. M. 1). Attending Surgeons—D. W. Graham, M. Nicholas Senn,M. J. B. Hamilton, M. D., Arthur D. Bevan. M. D. THE PALMER Hi Attending Gynecologists—James H. Etheridge. M. D., Henry P. Merriman, M. D., Daniel. T. Nelson,
The Pulse / Rush Medical College yearbook . y—J. A. Robison, M. D. Consulting Physicians—Ephriam Ingals, M. I).. Philip Adolphis, M. D. R. Brower, M D. Consulting Surgeon- R. N. ISMAN, M. D. Consulting Gynecologist - William E. Clarke, M. D. Attending Physicians— H. M. Lyman, M. D., John A. Robison,M. D„ Norman Bridge. M. D. Assistant Attending Physician—J. B. Herrick. M. 1). Attending Surgeons—D. W. Graham, M. Nicholas Senn,M. J. B. Hamilton, M. D., Arthur D. Bevan. M. D. THE PALMER Hi Attending Gynecologists—James H. Etheridge. M. D., Henry P. Merriman, M. D., Daniel. T. Nelson, M. D., H. B. D. Attending Physicians for Diseases of Children and Accouchers—DeLaskie Miller, M. D., A. C. Cotton, M. D. Attending Dermatologists— J. Neyins Hyde, M. D., R. D. Mac-Arthur, M. D. Attending Oculists and Aurists—E. L. Holmes. M. D., LymanWare, M. D. Attending Physicians for Throat Diseases—John A. D., E. Fletcher Ingals, M. D. Attending Dental Surgeon—T. W. Bropiiy, M. D. D. THE CORNELIA JOHNSON WILLIAMS ROOM. 170 During the first winter of the hospital the Ladies Aid Society was organized. This Society, under the able leader-ship of Mrs. Marquis, took upon itself the task of providing bedding, kitchen and table-wrare, reading matter, delicacies,and comforts for the sick, etc. This body is composed of many of the leading women of the city; their work and influence is beyond calculation,and to them is due a large share of ihe honor of having made the hospital what it is. Any one not familiar with the facto can form no idea of the character and scope of work daily accomplished in thisinstitution. There are hospitals and hospitals, but people compare one with another without any regard to their re-spective differences. It is true that the annual reports give a tabulated list of cases healed and operations performed, but unless one isacquainted with the necessary details involved in their treatment and care, figures
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