. One hundred years of medicine and surgery in Missouri; historical and biographical review of the careers of the physicians and surgeons of the state of Missouri, and sketches of some of its notable medical institutions . the treatment of diseases of chil-dren. As Dr. Richter is a thorough , and a well-known figurein social circles in South St. Louis,he has had no trouble in already se-curing the foundation of a practicewhich shows every evidence of fut-ure steady growth with attendantprosperous features. A. C. ROBIXSOX. Although christened AnslemClark, the subject of this sketch is
. One hundred years of medicine and surgery in Missouri; historical and biographical review of the careers of the physicians and surgeons of the state of Missouri, and sketches of some of its notable medical institutions . the treatment of diseases of chil-dren. As Dr. Richter is a thorough , and a well-known figurein social circles in South St. Louis,he has had no trouble in already se-curing the foundation of a practicewhich shows every evidence of fut-ure steady growth with attendantprosperous features. A. C. ROBIXSOX. Although christened AnslemClark, the subject of this sketch isbest known to Missourians, particu-larly in the east portion of the State,as Dr. Torn* Robinson, Tom be-ing a nickname received in child- 326 ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF. hood and retained through life. is the son of Rev. JohnAA . Robinsou, a clergyman who wasformerly a prominent member ofthe M. E. Conference of St. was born November 13, 1851, inSt. Cliarles, and received his pri-mary schooling in a private schoolin bis native town. Tbe family re-mo ring- to St. Louis when our sub-ject was 14 years old, his educationwas continued in a German schoolknown as Gim beds Institute. Herehe remained for a period of threeyears and then became a student inWashing-ton University. He left tbe university when in hissopbomore year and be/an tbe studyof medicine under Dr. Herman Tn-holske. Later he entered the MissouriMedical College and graduatedtherefrom in 1874. He at once ob-tained employment at the City Dis-pensarv, and remained there until1881, filling all tbe positions in theDispensary during this neriod. Dr. Robinson began his private practice in 1881, and has been re-markably successful in his subse-quent professional career. He makesa s
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