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2 E ++ r Hosptal on Wheels When one ('nls our "Hosptal On Wheels'" he s as.. 1 of not onv the hcsl of equplllent but that the men "U~'..- ' be cx[lerenccd men tralnet "ho an~wcr tle C \\ 1 n ther work. + Both consjeralom are m portant; suffcently so -1+ hat BOTH shoul.1 be!rven thouyht when scectng an l nvald Coach. o SERVCE AT All HOURS o The Shrver-Allson Co. 225 N. CHAMPON ST. PHONE " ~ -:

3 ... THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN +... Page One June r- -. "_.._.._._'_.._'_._.._u_._'_u_.._._'_._._u..:; QUALTY Recognzes QUALTY The famly detcan who s careful recog-! nzes only QUALTY n bread.. not merely upon personal mpresson.. but upon the " authorty that recommends t and the stand- ngof the bakers frolll whose ovens t comes. Ị Recommendaton by your doctor at once places BXLER'S BREAD n the fore-front BXLER'S cf publc pt'eference because doctors are very. PlJRE AND careful concernng the food products they WHOLESOME endorse.. and the careful housewfe knows BREAD that fact. That's whv BXLER'S del( ous. "SELLS health buldng "XL" 'and "HOLSUM" bread~ BECAUSE are always found upon the tables of the ds- T EXCELS" c:rmnatng. THE BXLER BAKNG CO. Youngstown's Premer Bakers for More Than Half a Century ~.-.c.-.cl~" '_\-.rt_' ) l)_\_'_'_\'_o '._11_11-.'1_11_0_'.:. "//('re An nte!jtnal Lubrcant s ndcated-prescrbe! t ~"- r :.._r~ ll-'ll_c_' )_'_C)_ll -'~_'J_'J )_'J_' '_.:.! To be used plan or f a laxatve s needed Phenolphtha Agarlatum.\ tasty creamy emulson of Mneral Ol and Agar Agar. f t'n or Cascara may be added. YOlll" patents wll apprecate the prce too. SXTY-FVE CENTS THE PNT WHTE'S DRUG STORES! Let Us Fll Your Prescrptons ~ '._J_') t'_'.._:j_ll ')'-'_r'_ll_'l_"_ll_'_)_'_'._:_n-"j_t' ll_.l.:. '\TRONZE OUR ADVERTSERS AND MENTON THE BULLETN

4 +- THE MAHONNC COUNTY MEDCAL SOCE'l'Y BULLETN ' June 19.'t Pag Two ~ t_t'_tl...<.-11_11_1'_(_'_tl_tl_:_l' "_.'_._'.-.'_1._.:..._._tl_tl_ll_t'_- _ c "PEDGREED" -!. o ND NCREEK FARM MLK!' The Home of Youngstown's Better Mlk...!' f F' Don't ForO'et-that Hehen]ng's ~llk ror th e T Jove 0 ( 0-.''''...' r ]urno' hot '' - s the best obtanahle and such mlk S mpe.ltn e e '" Hlmmer (]ays.! OUR MLK CO~F\'TERCJAL MLK s fjro(]uecd from h.eatthy s pj'oeluced hom ave'age cows properly feel cows ane S never (nlan.' of questonable health). S wueh d by the human hanel. and s hanll\ed )y nllmer~u.. j ' persons not acquanted. ~lth 'F on your doorstep a few d f t t n - '" pro{ler metho s 0 san a 10 " hours after t leaves the cow. :. 1 1 '~ fl'om 50 to 72 hou.rs 01.} '. _ s delvered to you mac o~e( " truck from our farm a dlst- when the consumer receves t. allee of 8 mlcs from Youngs- s hauled n open trucks. hom towl near am far dstant powts t s sol] n ts natural. state h thus t contans all of the s sold after benr;lut t~rour; - or'rnal food elements neces- many utensls :l muc 1. n1<! sar"' for body nourshment chnery fnally t S pl'occss.ed : b cooled and hottled anll ultml- - s ~old to you because we e- 'lk leve that better food lll'akes ately delvered as ml better hodes for fner ctzen- s sol] for proft only. sht. '.1 r "P ll"oteed" whch was de- We hope we ment the a )~.e e lh" OYS Hebcrdng's s~ned by one of our. DodO' fnends w 0 en) - ndan Creek Farm whlk. bet's - T B -Ralph Whte not only beleves that the l.nen 1 " '..: C "f '" 1 Socety should patromze t'len of the Mahomnj!; ount)" e( ca hd'.f rs shoultl patrone advertsers he also beleves th~t tea '\ ell J~~. k "ve and en S. 1 store at "C L"-. < ze one another. top m at ls h H h 'd' <T'S 1'llk and pat- JOY a real malted nulk made W.lt e er 10"... t J'o~zc two advcrtsers at one slttmg. NDAN CREEK FARM Tppecanoe Road Canfel~ Oho Florence L. Heberdmg. (0 lj'-"_'_'_;~('_(;-_' ;_"_t'-t'_~"--' ;.'-"- 'J..j-C.-- T T HE BULLETN PATRONZE OUR ADVERTSERS AJ."'D MENTON T.! ' e "T ce co of tr to ab slo th les co la ce as ex de as ou an tu be --

5 loreet extr a t... arb y year dvert d JlU edoce No.1 Maltose 51%. Dextrm42'70 :\ac ~%. H"05%. No. 2 Malto~e 52(7c;. Df:xtrns41%. H ~O 5%. No. 3 ~hltose.51 %. Dextrns 41 %. KCD" ~J%. H 2 0 5%. ' 1 The dextrn..maltose preparatons possess certan advantages. When they are added to w's mlk mxtures we have a combnaton f three forms of carbohydrates lactose dex.. t n and maltose all havng dfferent reac.. ons n the ntestnal tract and dfferent bsorpton rates. Because of the relatvely lower converson of dextrns to maltose and then to dextrose fermentatve processes are less lkely to develop. Those preparatons ntanng relatvely more maltose are more la.xatve than those contanng a hgher per.. ntage of dextrn (unless alkal salts such potassum salts are added). t s common erence clncally that larger amounts of extrn..maltose preparatons may be fed compared wth the smple sugars. Obv.. usly when there s a lessened sugar toler.. ce such as occurs n many dgestve dsbances dextrn-maltose compounds may used to advantage." (Queres and Mnor NotesJAM.A. 88:266) :;'rl!fnjb.uj cljd when 7.~J"tjl'lg sumpln of \(](J JoJuur:m products 1o (oopual< n pr- tnlrlk llf reachng l.ljulhon:t:d pnjorl' _ Mtad Johnwn & Compan)" Evo"wlle. lnd. U.S.A. w

6 ol --.._..~-_.._ COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN + Ju.ne ~( C tl_c_{_'_ll_tl_c '_tl_( '. _.;' THE ME CER SANTARUM MERCER PE TNSYLVANA ' For Nervous and Mld Mental Dsorders. Lo-! cated at Mercer. Pennsylvana thrty mles from!! Youngstown. Farm of one hundred acres wth r d regstered. tuberculn - tested herd. Re-e uca- tonal measures emphaszed especally arts and crafts and outdoor pursuts. Modern laboratory facltes. Address: W. W. RCHARDSON M. D. Medcal Drector Fonnerl)' Cbef Pbyscan State Hosptal for mam N orrstollj Pe1111Sylvan!J r.:.l ' '~_'l_"_(_'_'_tl ('_(_' l _u u u u_u_":. 1_'_'_)_n_J_'_(_( '_ll~'_'_11_._11_11_.'_'_11_1'_1)_11_. <_<.:. j ~ RENNER'S! LAGER BEER ' OH BOY! Watch for... DOCTOR'S NGHT!???????. _'._' l'_( fl_'_lt_ll_l'_. U.-...).:---_u_--u-Au-D"\rE~TSERSAND MENTON THE BULLET1\' PATRONZE OUR.

7 ... THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN... Pa.ge Fve + Jltne 19-'J3 f. THE PRESDENT'S PACE There are few problems upon whch a varety of opmon does not exst. The fnal truth s arrved at when the P'OS and cons are weghed wth an open mnd Ths requres a certan amount of fl'eedom from bas and respect for the other fellow's opnon Durng the lfe of The Bulletn many artcles have appeared on the subject matter of whch all of the members could agree. There were others whch dd not concde wth the opnons of some of the members The Bulletn beng n a measure a medcal forum and a medum for expresson of medcal deas and opnons must of necessty publsh artcles on controversal SUbjects t s essental that both sdes of some problems be dscussed. The freedom of opnon of any member Wshng to contrbute to the pages of the Bullet'n s not questoned at any tme. Any member s welcomed to ar hs deas n ts pages provdng that he ha~ somethng of nterest and that space s avalable Every member may be assured that hs deas and suggestons wll be utors. gven the same consderaton as those of the regular contrb Whle the Socety does not always subscrbe to all the deas prescrbed n the publcaton the edtorals and reports are n a great measure the expresson of medcal opnon n ths communty. and for ths reason t s urged upon every member to present any problems or suggestons whch would beneft the medcal socety. Controversal SUbjects wll come up from tm~ to tme not only n the BUlletn. but n the polces and programs of the Socety t should be remembered that the polces of the admnstraton are ntended for the good of th(! SOCety and the communty. To those who dsagree we make a plea for tolerance to the other man's Vewpont. vve ask them to be free Wth ther opnons and crtcsms so long as they are constructve and are gven n the spl't of frend'y cooperaton cj?~ ff"cy -'

8 -+ 2T~H~E~M~A~H~0~N~~N~G~~~:-=J.v=--=- -1+ Page Sx COUNTY "'EDCAL SOCETY BULLETN '_-Y;~19:~.s... June 1983 'T SECRETARY'S REPORT mttee s composed of Drs. W. X. n the ear;y part of May Taylor Charman; Colln Reed Councl gave much attenton to Samuel Sedwtz A. Rosapepe W. newspaper publct;r n ~egard to K. Stewart and J. B. Nelson. the care of the ndgent Sck of our County. The ne~spapers attempt On May 16th 1933 the socety ed to brng to lght the mprop~r was addressed at the regular handlng of these cases. Our pres monthly meetng by Dr. George ~. dent was quoted usng the artcles Heuer Professor of Cornell Umpublshed on the Aprl presdent's versty and Surgeon n Chef of the page as hs statements. After due New York Hosptal. He presented consder~.ton Councl declde.d to a new lne of thought n "Surg~ry brng ths matter to the attenton of of the Thorax" stressng the. pont the socety as a whole whch was that ths was the only cavty done on May 16th at the regu.lar the body that the surgeon had. not monthly meetng. At that me~tng k d The address was receved the socety nstructed the presdent attac e. t 12" memwth enthusasm by abou ~ to appont a commttee to formulate bel's and guests after WhCh?ur a plan and ntervew the proper regular monthly busness meetrng authortes and report back to the was held. socety for ts approval. Ths com- N THS SSUE ~ne whch s n ~eepng wth our Through the courtesy of The Medco-Legal meetng. Cleveland Academy of MedCne we are reprntng the bography of Dr. Vle welcome "The Mahonng Coun Peter B. Allen a poneer physcan ty Health News" a "rval" pubhcaof our neghborng vll1l;ge KlOsman. ton whch s ssued by Dr..G~o. Y. The woodcut llustra~ons.are ~y Davs. county health comffl~soner. Dr. L. J. Karnosh. ThS artcle...as t s 'a very lvely leaflet WhCh has taken from a book "Poneers of!ved much nterestng nformaton. v:' cne n Western Reserve". WhCh was should lke to sugge~t ~hat the llpublshed by The Cleveland Acad formaton contaned rn t would be emy. The book contans a number of of much value to the general pubnterestng sketches of early phy lc and that the press and o.t~er scans n the Reserve and S sold lay agences be put on the malng at eghty cents per copy. lst f that has not already been done. Dr. F. "V. McNamara has wrtten an nsprng sketch of Dr. John Chalmers DaCosta. Dr. McNamara was a student of Dr. DaCosta anl l wrote ths wth much feelng and admraton. Dr. W. H. Bunn has an nterestng case report. Any m~mber who has a case whch he Wshes to report please communcate wth the BUl_ letn offce. Judge W. P. ~arnurr;. has k~ndly Dr. L. E. Phpps gves our frends contrbuted "Medca} Wtnesses an the lawyers a good natured "razz". enlghtenng artcle on legal medl ~ FROM THE PUBL1C RELATONS COMMTTEE. D M an wll submt the Dr. Robert G. Mossman charman of ths commttee wll receve all r. J. ossm. '..t- names of such famles to th~ VS. complants aganst Baby Welf~re ng Nurses Assocaton ~or llvest- Servce and the names of any famles gaton whch has promsed to cowhch arc recevng chll;rtable ~erv~ operate n an endeavor to correctany ce and whch th~ famly. physlcla abuses whch may be reported. does not deem enttled to t.

9 ... THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN +... Pll.ge Seven June N MEMORAM WLLAM HAVERFELD TAYLOR A. B. M. D. OCT JUNE Followng gl"aduaton he served..:l nterne at Lakesde Hosptal Cleveland Oho under Dr. Dudley P. Allen. n 1904 he came to Youngstown as resdent physcan of The Youngstown Hosptal. After ths he took up general practce for a whle n Nles but returned to Youngstown where he remaned n actve practce untl hs last llness. Snce February 21st 1933 Dr. Taylor has been confned to the North Sde Unt of the Youngstown Hosptal. Hs llness began several months before that date. He s survved by hs wfe Ellen Wllam Haverfeld Taylor Scranton Belden Taylor and two daughters Ellen Scranton Taylor a student at Wellesley College and Dr. 'V. H. Taylor was born n Mary 'Vsne' Taylor a student n 'yoto the old captal of Japan at hgh school and by three brothers e Nakayama Yashk a palace ad Carl Cravath Taylor of Chcago lnng that of the Mkado Matsu ll. John Wallace Taylor of Cn hto. n whose pcturesque garden cnnat Oho and Robert Merrll he played n hs early chldhood. Taylor of Montana and by a sster Harret Taylor of Oberln Oho. Hs father Dr. Wallace Taylor...ho was for forty years a medcal Dr. Taylor was a member of The mssonary n Japan was a sur Frst Presbyteran Church. nn medcal organzer and wrter nternatonal fame. Dr. Taylor was an actve member of The Mahonng County Medcal Dr. Taylor's parental ancestors Socety snc'e 1905 and a senor meme to Amerca from England n ber of the staff of The Youngstown the early days of ths country. Hs Hosptal. He was an earnest and conother was Mary Wsner whose scentous physcan Who gave hmself utch ancestor Johanns Wsner unsparngly to hs practce much of to Amerca n 1714 as an of- hs work beng among the poor and frer of the solders sent over by needy. He was genal and grac Queen Anne. ous to hs patents and colleagues and was never heard to speak At the age of 9 Dr. Taylor was harshly of anyone. He was loved for rought to ths country for hs edu hs mld and unostentatous manner ~:lton. He was graduated from Ob hs sncerty and kndness of heal t. rln College wth the degree of. B. n He then studed The members of The Mahonng medcne for two years at The Un- County Medcal Socety keenly re \''rgy of Mchgan and graduated gret the untmely passng of Dr. wth the degree of M. D. from Rush Taylor and send ther heartfelt con t'<lcal College Chcago n dolences to the bereaved famly.

10 + + Page Eght Jnne T_HE M_A_H_O_N N_G_C_O_U_N_T_Y_l\_/[_E_D C_A_L_S_O_C_ET_Y B_U_L_L_E_T N + THE MAHON G COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN OFFCERS OF THE SOCETY. P.\UL H.\RVcy '\of. D. Presdent \V'. M. SKPP \1. D. Secreary J. R. NcLSOX \1. D. Presdent Elect \'f". X. T.'VLOR M. D. Treasurer EDTORAL COM\lTTEE L. S. DElTCn'A:'> \L D. Edror P. J. fuzv \1. D.. Busness ~lanager J. ll. BRCH \1. D. CLAUDE B.?\ORRS M. D. AR~(:'-l ELS\ESSCR :M. D. CH.\S. SconELO M. D. } As<ocare Edrors J. L. FSCHER M. D. A. W. THO'." M. D. Publshed momhly J' 241 Lncoln A e. oungsrown Oho. Annual Subscrpton $2.00 TYPHOD We have n our fles a very comprehensve survey of the typhod cases n Youngstown for 1932 whch was wrtten at Our request by Dr Lewaaron Moyer and whch unfortunately on account of ts sze we are unable to prnt n full. The substance of the artcle and the conclusons drawn may be brefly summarzed as follows: 1. The number of cases for the past sx years n Youngstown n 1927 '28 '29 '30 '31 and '32 were and 28 cases respectvely thus showng an ncrease n the last year tabulated. 2. Youngstown showed one case per 6071 populaton whch was decdedly hgher than Struthers Campbell or the County. 3. The peak of the number of cases occurred durng July August an September the months durng whch the cty harbored the greatest number of transents also the months durng whch we consume more green vegetables. 4. n 85% of cases the water consumed was from wells whch undoubteelly was of questonable safety. 5. The Cty water supply and the recognzed dares were exonerated as possble sources of nfecton. (Snce the wrtng of the artcle there have been reports of bootleg mlk beng sold n the outskrts of the cty wh would be a potental source of danger.) 6. No drect relatonshp was found between the shuttng off of th ety water for non payment of blls and the ncdence of typhod. 'rne wrt r however ponts out that shuttng off of cty water s not conducve of the best nterests of santaton and nasmuch as those famles have to depend for ther water supply on unproven sources would furnsh a potental sourer of clanger. As the summer months are approachng we wll no doubt see more cases of typhod and some thought on the subject and a few words to th publc are tmely and n ordel'. The ncdence of typhod can be greatly dmnshed by followng a few smple rules of hygene and santaton: 1. Do not drnk water the source of whch s not known or f t must be drunk bol the water. 2. Do not buy mlk from unknown sources. 3. Before gong on a trp nto a locaton where the source of water s not known the best protecton s prophylactc typhod vaccne The lalf war has proven the effcacy of ths measure; and the small nconvenence and cost of prophylaxs fully protect one aganst a very serous protracted and frequently fatal dsease. Any physcan s prepared to gve the prophylactc njectons. 4. Do not bathe n doubtful swmmng places. The ncdence of typhod fever n Youngstown s not greater than a large number of other communtes but the dsease s so serous and the preventve measures are so smple that wth the proper santary precautons and prophylaxs there s no reason why typhod should not be wped out. L. D.

11 ... THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCE"TY BULLETN... Page Nne + June 1933 LOOK WELL TO THS DAY!.'hle readng Cushng'S nsprng Lfe of Sr Wm. Osler the other nght ran on to ths quotaton: Lsten to the EXhortaton of the Dawn! Look to ths Day! For t s Lfe the very Lfe of Lfe n ts bref course le all the Vertes and Realtes of your Exstence: The Blss of Growth The Glory of Acton The Splendor of Beauty; For yesterday s but a Dream And Tomorrow s only a Vson; But To-day well lved makes Every Yesterday a Dream of Happness And every Tomorrow a Vson of Hope Look wel therefore to ths Day! Such s the Salutaton of the Dawn! Do we doctors not forget ths all too much? Far be t from me to preach" for myself am gulty! Most of us are so ntent upon Hgettng ollt of these tryng tmes"-are so anxously lookng to the dawn of that.rght future day when thngs shall be "better" that we scarcely see the ]Jwers and the blue sky or the warm smle of beloved frends! We wer'e haywre" n 1929; maybe we're stll a lttle "cuckoo"! C. B. N. ;;pm --.<;;;;; "=.: ADVERTSNG There has been some crtcsm of the zeal wth whch the busness offce the Bulletn has been solctng advertsng from SOme of the pharmaleal houses. The Bulletn s always ready to accept crtcsm and sug.uons from the membe s. t should be remembered however that wth ucl'd dues and expensve scentfc pr'ograms the Socety cannot underh' the BUlletn and that advertsng s the only means my whch the Bul n s made possble. XO' s t unfar to ask some of the pharmaceutcal houses whch adrtse extensvely n lay publcatons and other Socety BUlletns. to adse wth us. Ths s ther one way of showng ther apprecaton of the lppnrt we have gven them for years. We ask nothng ndvdually but we not unreasonable n expectng them to support the Bulletn whch has me an ntegral part of the Socety. t s our offcal organ and the t' hum of expresson for the members of the Socety We feel that the JHn does much to rase the level of medcal care by brngng to the aton of the people such health measures as smal pox vaccnaton etc. All we are askng from the pharmaceutcal houses s a smal part of ther J\'~rtsng budget to enable us to carryon our health wor'k. t!' not our ntenton to sand bag anyone nto buyng advertsng but.~ Hot unfar to ask our members to brng to the attenton of the pharma tcal houses that Buletn advertsng wll be mor'e productve of returns 1\n loads of pamphlets blotters and samples. J. B. B.

12 + + PClge Ten THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN THE SADDLEBAGS OF PETER ALLEN By Howard Dttrck Cleveland llustrated by Dr. L. J. Karnosh June ADDLE bags of leather hand sewn more than a century old. nstnctvely we touch them gently. but fnd them stll sturdy plable. stoutly sewn. Unbuckle the flaps and the odor of the harness maker's leather pervades and almost obscures the more delcate and subtle scents of the crude drugs of a past century whch are stll wthn. + + Here was the whole stock and store wth whch Dr. Peter Allen rode out to meet the challenge of vared needs among the lonely log cabn settlers of the Western Reserve. store. Yet not the whole stock and We have as well hs obstetrcal forceps and a lttle emergency kt of surgcal nstruments. But most mportant of all a great physcan studous skllful and nfntely knd brought them along on hs soltary rdes through a fronter wlderness. They are n the Allen Memoral Lbrary today because hs grandson Dr. Dudley Peter Allen whose memoral the lbrary s placed them n the old lbrary together wth a small group of treas ured mementos of early medcne whch formed the nucleus of the present museum collecton. The father of the latter was Dr. Dudley Allen. Thus the bags are assocated wth three generatons of physcans an llustrous famly n the medcal hstory of the Western Reserve. To reconstruct the lfe and work of Dr. Peter Allen and the condton of hs poneer practce s but to pursue the tral of nterest aroused by these thngs together wth hs photograph and an hstorcal sketch all of whch was left us by Dr. Dudley P. A!en. ty. They are vbrant wth the suggeston of fne personal Vrthn the bags are many orgnal labelled packets of drugs and two leather cases for bottles one for lquds The the second for powders. packets are wrapped carefully n nner and outer papers and ted wth rough home-spun lnen thread. to the processed drugs of a The contents are manly crude drugs n dstncton later era. Each packet contans the amount necessary for one decocton and the dred herbs have preserved well the r characterstc form and taste. Through the courtesy of the School of Pharma cy exact dentfcaton has been made though the lqud contents of bottle has vanshed wth tme. However the bottles themselves are of gr nterest hand made wth delcate slender necks and wde flanges. and contaned n leather rolls ted wth thongs. We gan an nsght too nto the condtons he prepared to meet and PUfor whch he carred these precous drug's whch he s sad to have Among the packets there were senna rhuchased nvarably n Pttsburgh. barb and calomel for laxatves whle for darrhoea there was bsmuth sub ntrate and mercury wth chalk. fevers. Serpentara. ron pyrophosphate Qunne was ready for malara and other and were used as toncs and blood purfers and valeran as a ron and ammonum ctrate nerve vtalzer. A dstnctve bottle unmarked and wth well worn cork contaned morphne. suggestng frequent use n the days of no anesthesa. Dgtals leaves well preserved suggested bad hearts even then. n one package was a mxture of senega rsh moss and sarsaparlla to whch he sometmes added from the packet of squlls or from the morphne bottle to provde a cough mxture. For the chld wth worms there was pumpkn seed and as vehcles he car ded rsh moss and the compound tncture of cardamom. These drugs appear qute potent today and reflect precson and care n handlng.

13 + THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN +... Page Eleven ~ June ~+ Born on a farm near NorwCh Conn. on.july 1787 of MassaChusetts Bay COlony lneage he was educated n a select school there untl hs sxteenth year when he began to teach. n 1806 durng hs nneteenth year. hs father sold the farm and moved wth hs famly to Oho leavng Peter to complete a three-year medcal COurse whch he had begun under Dr. Phnlas Tracy of Norwch the consderaton beng one hundred dollars. Meanwhle Peter had charge of the Vllage academy and thus met lvng expenses. n 1808 he arrved n Knsman Oho Where hs father had located havng rdden west on horseback takng along n hs saddle bags a few nstruments od books from Connectcut and a small stock of drugs from Pttsburgh. Dr. Allen bult a small log cabn offce and durng the frst year he taught chool n ntervals of practce. But fronter physcans were few and he was."oon mnsterng to a large area even across the PennSYlvana border. Hardshps of poneer practce were extreme. Absence from home mght be of several days' duraton. Roads were merely paths or blazed trals J! ~~~ (reams had to be forded n absence of brdges and ablty to swm was a rme requste n every horse purchased. n sprng and fall all trals were o bad that t was often necessary to go on foot crossng streams on logs. foot or astrde crossng deep streams meant saturated clothng and the recous saddle bags travelled on patent shoulders or held hgh out of the!. At nght a blazng torch of hckory bark showed the tral and f ths nt out further progress was usually mpossble and the saddle bags be tl\me a pllow. There are tales of urgent cases When the horse was tethered nl! the doctor plodded on afoot lterally feelng hs way. At the journey's.'nd the saddle bags were frequently hung over hs knees so that the contt'nts were convenently avalable. Hs perls and dscomforts must have been xtreme. 'ould be ndeed unthnkable. pt:actce over an equal area today Wth all travel comfort

14 + T_H_E_~_1:_A_H_O_N N_G_C_O_U_N_T_YM_E_D_C_A_L_S_O_C E'l'Y_B_U_L_L_E_T N +- Page welve June There was lttle n the medcal tranng of hs day to ft a man for rgery. No lectures were ncluded and but lttle dssecton study beng lmted to the avalable books and anatomcal plates. But enrched opportunty came to Dr. Allen for durng the war of 1812 he was surgeon n Colonel Hayes' regment hs appontment beng the frst made to the army on the northern fronter of the state. Near Sandusky he found malara to be a more deadly foe than the Brtsh for ths termnated hs servce prematurely. Though hs volunteer servce was never recompensed he was subse quently enabled because of hs army surgcal experence to do most of the surgery n hs part of the country. Fractures of lmbs and cranum and severe axe njures were frequent n clearng forests. He performed amputatons of the leg and the arm even at the shoulder jont lgaton of the femoral artery for aneursm hernotomy tracheotomy and removal of tumors. Wthout the use of anesthetcs or antseptcs surgery was ndeed a test of skll and courage. We note also that durng an epdemc' of smallpox among the ndans he treated them by noculaton wth vrus taken from other smallpox patents the procedure then n vogue and not a case was lost. As for hs prvate lfe n 1813 after fve years of practce Dr. Allen marred Charty DUdley. who was born n Bethlehem Conn. on hs own brthdate. They settled on the farm where he spent hs lfe. n 1821 he bult a house whch s stll standng and whch was very elegant for ts tme. Mrs. Allen ded n 1840 and a year later he marred Fanne Brewster Starr who lved only fve years. n 1825 hs youngest brother Dr. Francs T. Allen entered practce wth hm remanng four years. Ths gave hm lesure for medcal conventons and even for some publc servce. He often attended meetngs of the phy scans of Trumbull and Portage countes and later those or the state as socaton. n 1827 he rode to Columbus on horseback to ad n the organza ton of the state medcal socety the journey takng an entre week each way. He even served one term n the Oho House of Representatves but deplored ther dlatory tactcs and declned re-electon. n 1837 hs son Dr. Dudley Allen. had just graduated from Western Reserve College and Jefferson Medcal College and entered hs father's practce Havng relnqushed actve practce n 1832 Dr. Peter Allen contnue(l to work n behalf of the professon. He attended as censor the medcal college at Wlloughby and later at Cleveland takng an actve part n the examnaton of students. As medcal teachng was then conducted n phys cans' offces there were commonly from two to four students under hs nstructon. He was the frst presdent of the Oho Medcal Conventon n ths beng the parent body of the Oho State Medcal Assocaton he became presdent of the latter. Untl hs death n 1864 at 77 years of age he was erect and vgorous walkng from two to sx mles a day. He was bured n the vllage buryng ground at Knsman. DR. J. C. Da COSTA ON MEDCAL EXPERTS The lawyer's denuncatons of go no further than the truth clecomedcal experts are often just. They lette. Every now and then an e.'" do dsagree-n fact sometme they pert wtness s found to possess one dsagree lke a supreme court. of those well traned memores whch Many a one answers to Mark enable to remember everythng ad Twan's descrpton of Fenmore vantageous and nothng harmful to Cooper "and deals freely n mport that sde of the case. Some medcal ant omssons". Some present the experts cheerfully swear to thngs naked truth but many prefer to they would not bet on. 2 - n th th! f. lt s '

15 + THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN + ' Page Thrtee /. June 1933 REPORT OF AN UNUSUAL CASE The followng case was of nterest " a large group on the varous servpendx was removed. SUbdaphrag_ grade chronc appendcts. The ap W'S at the South Sde Unt of the Y"ung-stown Hosptal. He was preone possblty and a thorough matc abscess had been consdered as -nted n c'nc and came to autopsy. search was made of ths regon whle ~l..t. male age 45 was hosptal the abdomen was open but examna 7Nl because of "exquste" ton of the lver and SUbdaphrag_ pgaslrc pan the onset of whch matc area was entrely negatve. hold been SUdden three days earler whle patent was walkng along the On Feb. 14th a second X-ray of tl'eet. From tme of onset to tme Chest was made and showed left da phragm n hgh poston and almost [ admsson the pan was constant "lth frequent exacerbatons. When motonless. Mlary nfltraton of h" tred to walk he would at tmes entre left lung and upper porton of rght lung. Ths amounted almost to hll\'(' to stop and "grab" hs abdomen. -' could not stand straght. He could consoldaton n base of left lung. not sleep because of the pan. Ths wes thought to be mlary tuberculoss. The patent prevous to onset had heen well but had lost eght to ten On February 19th a thrd X-ray of " unds n weght n the two months the chest was made whch showed an cedng. Asde from ths he statdays prevously. X-ray agan on the ncrease n the sgns as reported fve l"l that he had never' had any prev OlS s"rlous llnesses. A rg-ht ngunal 14th of March showed ncrease over fll'rnolomy was performed n prevous condton and Suspcon 'of '.' spc'cfcally stated that he had cavty n upper porton of left lung. nt:\ Pr had stomach troub'e ndgeston or jaundce. On Aprl 11th last chest X-ray was made whch showed decrease n amount of nfltraton of left lung On admsson to the hosptal the and ncrease n the rght lung. tlent was n great pan had cramplkl" colc n upper abdomen and there The patent contnued to have sep tc temperature rangng from 104 to contnuous marked rgdty of normal wth the excepton of a few 1<11umnal muscles. The temperature days of practcally normal tempera_ W/1$ 102.8; respraton 22; pulse 106. H pl'r.<rpred profusely and coughed ture about the mddle of March. The frequent ntervals. The leucocyte physcal sgns of patent's chest n creased. The leucocyte count reelllnt was 26500; polys 75'r; S. 21; maned constantly above Re L. ; E. 3. X-ray of the chest showed peated sputum examnatons were an old fbrotc tuberculous process n negatve for T. B. bacll. One blood pex of the left lung. No evdence of pn"umona although there were clntve. The cterus ndex was normal. CUlture Was made and found nega kal sgns found n the lung whch uggested an acute nflammatory The patent was SPttng up ncreased 7' tn cess but these sgns were not amount of purulent materal whch was not offensve. The laboratory 1' l"nstant. Three days after admsson port on ths showed the USual organh had a chll the temperature besms Wth some gram negatve cocc. ng 104. Other chlls occurred on and The patent steadly lost weght. On Aprl 10th a dagnoss of SUb (n February the surgcal daphragmatc abscess Wth multple 11tff on duty agreed that the dag abscesses of lung was made by Doc nfl~js of acute SUppuratve Cholecy tor Raymond McKay. The patent lls made on admsson was stl rapdly grew worse and expred on -' C&Wle of hs symptoms. They felt Aprl 25th bllt surgery Was ndcated at ths Autopsy revealed a large abscess FT because of the persstence of n the rght daphragmatc area of r"" r. hgh leucocyte Count and rgd lver and multple abscesses of both )' af abdomnal muscles. The chest lungs. A culture of the lver abscess lms whch had made earler opera and the pleural flud showed B. Col. lun jnadvsable had cleared some- Fnal dagnoss-chronc tubercl \ hbt. Al the tme of operaton no :oss; multple lung abscesses wth hology was found except a low- abscess of lver as prmary foclls. W. H. Bunn.

16 THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN >1-+ Pa.ge Fourteen June 193!... JOHN CHALMERS DaCOSTA M. D. J NOVEMBER MAY One of the most colorful careers n the hstory of Amercan medcne ended on May n the death of Dr. John Chalmers Da Costa Samuel D. Gross Professor of Surgery at Jefferson Medcal College. Dr DaCosta was born n Phladelpl{a November He receved hs prelmnary educaton n the Frends Central SChOol later attendng the Unversty of Pennsylvana where he was a specal student n the Towne Scentfc School n the class of 1882 He receved hs degree n medcne from Jefferson n He began hs professonal career as resdent physcan at the Phladelpha General Hosptal (01' Blockley) n 1885 and the followng yeal' was assstant physcan n the nsane department. of that hosptal. n 1887 he became assstant demonstrator n Anatomy at Jefferson Medcal COllege and assstant surgeon at Jefferson Hosptal. n 1898 he became Professor of Clncal Surgery and two years later acqured the ttle of Professor of Surgery. Perhaps hs greatest honor came to hm n 1901 when he was apponted Samuel D. Gross Professor of Surgery at hs Alma Mater. He was consultng surgeon to many Phladelpha hosptals and at one tme was Commander Medcal Dept. U S. Navy R. F. He was a Fellow of the Amercan Surgcal Assocaton Fellow of the Amercan College of Surgeons Member of the College Physcans of Phladelpha Assocate Member of the Socety of Gynecology and Surgery of Buchal est. An ncapactatng and panful arthrts compelled hm durng the last decade of hs lfe to conduct hs clnc and delver hs lectures from a wheel char. He was unable to resume hs college and hosptjl.1 work at the begnnng of the present academc year yet he managed wth the utmost dffculty to complete the revson of the tenth edton of hs most famous publcaton "A Manual of Modern Surgery". He has publshed many lterary contrbutons to surgery. Early n hs career he ntated a medcal authorshp whch brought hm nternatonal recognton. n 1895 he publshed the frst edton of hs "Manual of Modern Surgery". n 1899 he became edtor of the Englsh edton of "Zuckerkandl's Operatve Surgery" and n 1905 edtr;d the Amercan edton of "Gray's Anatomy". As a clncan and teacher Dr. DaCosta was surpassed by none. Hs vgorous personalty hs k en analytcal mnd hs retentve memory hs wde knowledge of surgery and hs unusual gft of expresson. not only made hs clncs and lectures memorable events n stud nt lfe but were perennal attract ns for vstng physcans and surgeons. He was the prde of the stud t body and Alumn of Jefferson. Although a stern dscplnaran he was most human. Many a Jefferson student can attest to hs generosty. Hs greatest admraton was drected to members of the Phladelpha Fre Dept.; hs stronge:- averson was for some member~ of the legal professon and quas physcans. Hs lterary achevements other than scentfc are best expres ed n hs "Papers and Speeches" publshed n Here we fnd hm master of the epgram and apothegm. The urge to quote a few l ltesstble. From "Behnd the Offce Doors": "Whle a young man s tryng t~ clmb up the ladder of Fame hs chef dffculty s to avod be knocked off by older men engll n comng down." "Each one of us however old s stll an undergraduate n the schoo of experence. When a man ~

17 ... THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN... Page Ffteen June) he has graduated he becomes a publc menace." t does the unjust are usually possessed of the umbrellas of the just." "One Who operates for statstcs declnes to save some lves." "Some who approach the Summt don't stay there long. They can't "Nothng s so effcent n club stand the alttude." bng the enthusasm out of a man l.~ the dscovery that hs best qualwsh t was the law that statstcs "When read some statstcs tes are counted as detrments. could be wrtten only n the shade {any a man has been surprsed to jnd out that f he thnks the world of the Peepul tree. You know t s the tradton n nda that n the calls hm a dreamer. f he studes a book surgeon. f he stands on shade of that tree only truth can prncples an obstnate ndvdual. be told. To tell a le klls the lar." f he s tenacous for a cause a "There are fashons n surgery pugnacous personalty. f he tells just as there are n morals mllnery relgon and war boats. They the' truth a rude blunt a.nd unpleasant mortal. f he jons no fac are just as transtory and often just ton one unwljng to act or const as bzzarre." tutonally ncapable of actng wth A true estmate of Dr. DaCosta's hs colleagues." trbute to Professor Samuel W. From "The Trals and Trumphs Gross where he has wrtten:_ of the Surgeon":_ character s Vvdly reflected n hs "brave manly modest truthful brl "Dagnoss by ntuton s a rapd lant learned and forceful he was thad of reachng wrong conclu on." a great teacher a powerful wrter a gfted operator a wonderful dag "The meek shall nhert the nostcan and an honorable man n l'artb" but my experence s that every relaton of lfe." n spte of nhertng t they seldom Dr. DaCosta s survved by hs t t. t s true that t rans upon wfe who was May Roberts Brck the just and the unjust but When of Phladelpha. F. W. McNamara M. D. ~t;; ~ ; f~ THOSE FLANDERS FELDS n Flanders felds the growng gran Now waves where once was strfe and pan Though sngng larks and poppes' breath Stll mark that rendezvous wth death Whch ye faled not. We seek n van Ye Who were lost that we mght gan; And Whle we weep ye brave reman Asleep beneath the POppes' breath n Flanders felds. We yet must leal'll for What ye fought At so great cost was vctory.brought. Courageous hearts wth honor flled Sweet voces now forever stlled t must not be ye sleep for naught n Flanders felds! Warren Deweese Coy.

18 0 MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN t T HE June 1935 t + + Page Sxteen _.._.._._'._0_"-'.:. ' t\_\_(...ll_(_(~j_(_._'..._(_"~' 1. ~"_"_'_O JONT MEETNG e! of the o \ Mahonng County Medcal Socety \ " - and the 0 Mahonng County B ar Assocaton! t Tuesday Evenng June 27th \ At The Youngstown Club 1 Speakers: t HON. F. ROLLN HAHN t Youngstown Oho j Subject: "Medco-Legal Consderatons. From the Standpont of the Lawyer" and t DR. EDWN A. HAMLTON Assstant Professor of Surgery Oho Columbus Oho t State Unversty \ Subject: "Medco-Legal Consderatons \ From The Standpont of The Doctor" j \. 6'30 P M at the Youngstown Club at $1.50! A Dwner at. ".. '0 Per Plate \Xfll Precede the Meetng. Make Dwner Reser~at~ons '. 0 J vr lk 308 Home Savngs & Loan Bl.llldwg Wth Dr... wa er! Phone t " ~11_tl'-'_(J_'_tl_~()_tl'-'.) _O_(J_'_("-(_(l_(~_rl_'_"_'-"_C_.t_t t

19 + THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN + + Page Seventeen June 19$ :' ~ )_tl 'l_(j '_(_()_(_'_'_'_\_11 _f._ll_l'_'_fl_'_:.: j ~ '..!.Ja for the presentaton of hs lectures on neurology.! Gjf'lHE followng dates have heen set hy Dr. Karnosh ' l. Wed. June 21st at 8:30 P. M. 2. Fr. J uue 23rd at 8 :30 P. M. 3. Mon. June 26th at 8 :30 P. M. 4. Wed. June 28th at 8:30 P. M. 5. Mon. July 3rd at 8:30 P. M. 6. Fr. July 7th at 8 :30 P. M. 7. Mon. July 10th at 8:30 P. M. 8. Wed. July 12th at 8:30 P. M. The lectures wll he gven n the lecture room of the South Sde Unt of the Youngstown Hosptal.. ~'~~(_'_(_\)_) r)_'_(_')_l_~'j_(' ( ')_1 _'_/'_ll_ll_{_':..;.'-"~_'_c_'_c'-'c-''~-'c'~j_tl.-.o_-'-.o '_(~(-'1 '_ _O_C :" ' GOLF TOURNAMENT The frst of a seres of Golf Tournaments sponsored hv the Mahonng County Medcal Socety wll be held about the mddle of July. Detals To Be Announced Later.:. ~'-U_( (_tl_(t-'(_''-'( (_(_(_"_(_11_11_1'_( l' '_(_'~: ' f j

20 + Page Eghteen Under present condtons practcally every medcal practtoner s called upon sooner or later to gve testmony n the tral of ether cvl or crmnal cases n court. By reason of the fact that a large number of personal njury c'ases arsng out of automoble accdents are beng constantly tred n ths localty t becomes mportant for both the legal and medcal professons to have a proper frendly understandng of ther respectve rghts dutes and oblgatons one toward another. We apprecate that n our respectve professons there are always certan ndvduals who entrely dsregard any dea of frendly co-operaton between the professons. n other words they are actuated by purely personal selfsh motves However t s hoped that some means or method wll be found where there can be a frendly frank dscusson of the many questons nvolvng the relatons between the lawyer and the physcan and f ths artcle can be but a start towards a more frendly and co-operatve understandng between those practcng ther professons much wl! have been accomplshed. n a dscusson of medcal testmony or medcal wtnesses we necessarly have to consder t from two standponts frst the physcan or surgeon who appears n court to testfy as an "attendng physcan" and sec'ondly the medcal wtness who appears for the purpose of testfyng as an "expert". The general legal rule s that where a physcan has been n regular attendance upon a ltgant and s called upon to testfy as to the njures to or physcal condton of the ltgant the medcal wtness s then permtted to take nto consderaton all of the statements declaratons etc. of the patent to the physcan. The reason for the rule s that the law presumes that a patent beng attended by hs regu'ar physcan wll naturally state the truth to hs attendng physcan n the hope of thus assstng n a recovery and therefore the law attaches to the statements made by the patent to hs regular attendng physcan a certan degree of verty. On the other MEDCAL WTNESSES hand where a ltgant n preparaton of a. lawsut calls n one of the medcal professon for the purpose of havng a physcal examnaton made wth the expectaton not of havng the physcan treat hm for hs njures or alments but smply to testfy n Court then the medcal wtness s not permtted to take nto consderaton statements made by the ltgant to the examnng physcan and n such case the medcal wtness must confne hs testmony to conclusons based upon only subjectve symptoms p:us such hypothetcal facts as are presented to hm n open court. t therefore necessarly follows that only such hypothetcal facts can be presented to the medcal wtness as have had some degree of proof durng the tral of the case. Where a ltgant has submtted hmself to a physcan for the sole purpose of havng that physcan testfy n Court the law does not mport any verty to subjectve symptoms. The expert should always remember that although hs opnons may be perfectly correct the statement of facts n the hypothetcal queston propounded to hm by counsel may have been proven not to exst. For ths he s not at all responsble. To take hgh rank as a medcolegal expert requres a thorough practcal knowledge of the professon keen eyes to observe and an mpartal mnd to reflect and decde upon the facts n each case. A man may be a most capable and profcent physcan or surgeon and yet make a very poor medcal wtness. The lawyers on both sdes of the case have been for weeks and t may be months delvng nto the best medcal and surgcal books treatng of the subject under nvestg-aton whether t be nsanty d-sease wounds or posons for the purpose of obtanng all possble lght thereon; besdes they have consulted wth ther frends among the physcans as to the relatve value of ths or that medcal authorty; how ths theory has been exploded and that one verfed; of smlar cases met wth n practce etc. All the nformaton thus obtaned they have at ther tongues' ends. Then too they have thoroughly examned ther leg

21 t r h n e n et s. e ay d of n e se e th or hs hat et n ave hey leg + THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN ; + Page Nnetee?1 JUle al text books and the reported cases; upon what hs knowledge s foundand n every drecton and from all ed. f hs manner upon the wtness sources of knowledge they have stand s open and free from that pegleaned nformaton. To pass the or cular restrant and nervousness deal of examnaton and cross-exam whch s often the attendant of an naton at the hands of lawyers thus honest wtness and usually s supprepared the physcan comes most posed to characterze the nterested frequently wth lttle specal nvest or dshonest wtness and f he can gallon and wtbout any memoranda gve a clear and comp'ete reason for of the nvestgaton he has made. Un hs statements then he wll be betl he has been upon the wtness leved. f on the other hand he s stand a few tmes he apparently m overexact or very loose n hs stateagnes that he w'l be allowed to ments reluctant or unable to gve tell hs story to the jury as he a good reason for what he says he would delver a lecture to a class wll be dstrusted and dscredted. of students wthout nterrupton or Oftentmes the medcal wtness s contradcton. confronted wth the queston of "prvlege". The general rule of law t s undoubtedly true that the s to the effect that the physcan knowledge acqured and dsplayed by lawyer preacher or prest s not the lawyers n such cases s as a rule requred to dvulge or testfy to anyvery superfcal and f the postons thng concernng' a cummuncaton couu be reversed and the physcan made to hm by hs patent clent become the examner mght appear or parshoner but such physcan marvelously small. However the phylawyer preacher or prest may be scan s not cross-examned by those compelled to so testfy unless the who are frendly to the opnons he patent clent or parshoner clams has expressed but those whose purthe rght of prvlege. n other pose and object are ether to contrawords the so-called "prvlege" bedct hs testmony or else confuse longs to the ltgant and not to the and rrtate hm and thus break ts physcan or attorney. force; or what s st'l more fatal to t to lead hm to express doubts Many tmes the so-called "prvlege" about what he has been postve s cast asde or rendered. useless by about on hs examnaton n chef. the fact that the ltgant h'as hm Thll s what lawyers' clents expect self gone upon the stand and testthem to do and what the physcans fed to certan facts whch makes t sununoned on the other sde hope mpossble for hm later when hs they may do and they frequently sup physcan s called to the stand to ply (he lawyers wth the weapons to nsst upon nvokng the so-called accomplsh ths result. f the wt rule of "prvlege". The best advce ness would escape ths humlaton to a medcal wtness therefore when he llhould be always calm and col called to the stand as a wtness and lected and make ample preparaton f nqured of as to declaratons made for the tral Let hm be sure of hs to hm by hs patent would be to knowledge and not be afrad to say mmedately turn to the tral judge he "does not know" f that s the and ask n substance: "Am refact. bearng n mnd on the other qured to answer that queston?" hand that f he does not know a and f the tral judge gves an afthng whch he ought to know hs frmatve answer then wthout any confesson of gnorance wll detract further hestaton proceed to much from the weght of hs ev answer the queston propounded. dence. Much has been sad of late as to The manner also of a wtness goes the clam that certan examnng fnr to nspre confdence or dstrust physcans retaned by casulty and n hs testmony. He should not pro- nsurance companes seek to glean.'ed n an equvocal haltng manner certan nformaton from the njured but use affrmatve terms or hs tes clamant as to the facts surroundng tmony wll not receve that degree the njury and whch are foregn to of credt whch t wll f he cooly hs then physcal condton. t s a frmly and canddly wthout any real conceded fact that n any large cty or apparent prejudc'e or hestaton there are certan physcans who by states dstnctly what he knows and reason of ther thoroughness know

22 ...z. THl!: MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN..L. "T'_-=-== :----:-=_=_ ledge of medco-legal questons and favorable manner and demeanor as a wtness re retaned for the purpose of makng examnatons of njured clamants and reportng thereon to those who have retaned them and t s an admtted fact that those of the medcal professon who have mented the retanng of ther servces n ths respect probably have consderable ncome fwm ths lne of busness. The physcan who hopes to be and to reman successful n ths lne of work must bear n mnd frst that the one who seeks hs servces desres an unbased unprejudced far complete pcture of the clamant's c.lamed njures; second that an unjustfably favorable report s but a postponement of the evl day both for the examnng physcan and the tral lawyer and the company conductng the defense; thrd that the examnng physcan who unnecessar'y seeks to make an nvestgaton of facts rrelevant and outsde the examnng physcl'.n's offce. and functon wll sooner or later gam an unenvable reputaton among the legal fraternty and _ that fn.ally hs servces as a medcal exammer w:1 have to be dspensed wth. There can be no denyng the fact that oftentmes the medcal examner's atttude s unconscously nfluenced by the fact that a porton of hs ncome depends upon ths lne of work and ths s true whether he represents the clamant's nterests or s retaned by the defense. t s to be hoped that eventuary both the clamant and the defense wll have June * a rght to retan the servces of an examnng physcan and have the beneft of hs testmony but that the Court upon ts own moton shall have the rght to appont say not to exceed three physcans who shall Qe afforded full and complete opportunty of examnaton and that as a consequence of ther beng retaned by the Court l'.nd ther fees pad out of court costs ther testmony wll be untanted by any unconscous or sub-conscous desre to serve ether party_ Each of our professons has a language of ts own. The medc"al wtness very naturally adopts terms phrases and a language whch usually s entrely "over the heads" of the jury and we may say "over the head" of the attorney. The language of the medcal wtness should be smplfed as much as possble. Hs worth as a wtness n the case s dependent upon not the use of techncal terms but upon hs portrayng by smple every day language hs deas and convctons. The deas set out above are but an attempt to brng to our mutual attenton questons of nterest to both of our professons and are for the purpose of promptng an nqury as to what can better our mutual relatons. f the wrter through hs lmted experence has been of any assstance n the furtherance of a better understand.ng he s amply repad and would take t as an expresson of confdence to assst n a more C'omplete understandng. W. P. Barnum. '1 Medcal wtnesses as other wtnesses must solemnly swear to tell the truth before testfyng. Solemnly swearng s a custom. of the court system but the sweanng that occur's after the testmony s a matter of one's own busness. Physcans as a rule are qute profcent n swearng. as everyone knows and t s seldom that one comes from the wtness char wthout havng the desre to swear a lttle more and n a dfferent manner. Ths no doubt s due to the SOLEMNLY SWEAR atttude of the legal professon toward medcal experts or other wtnesses. They seem to have a great desre to ntmdate and terrfy the wtness. Sometmes he comes from the wtness char n such a state of confuson that he s not normal for the balance of the day. One medcal wtness recently came here from Cleveland and after beng quzzed and cross-questoned by one of our attorneys was so confused that he left the courthouse wth another man's hat and

23 + THE MAHONNG COUNTY + Page Twenty-one MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN June 1933 t'~.tll another man's coat. He got all the way to Cleveland befol'e he realzed that he dd not have on hs own apparel. Agan we come n contact wth a.ttorneys who are very gentle and.tll thorough n ther questonng and t would seem that they gan more from the wtness than the attorney who bellows loudly and almost threatens and attempts to ntmdnte the doctor. Attorneys are not the only ones at fault. \Ve have n the medcal professon members who possbly may not be entrely accurate n ther statements n court unntentonally of course. Solemnly swearng recalls a stunton whch daly occurred n the r<>urt of one of our large ctes. The Balff swore n the wtness as folows: He would say: ''Rasarahanyousolsweartelltruwholetruannuthnelsbuttru. Swelp you God." He ran the words together so that U!' last part was the only part the tue'-.s5 understood. :'orany physcans seem to feel that n beng medcal wtnesses they must know the answers to any and all questons propounded and they try to answer whether they know he answer or not. A physcan was once testfyng ('T(' n a damage sut n whch the llm was that the old fashoned a':ro llac njury had been sustaned by the plantff. The physl'fn mentoned sad that there was no evdence whatsoever of a sacra-lac dsturbance; whereupon h.' plantff's attorney proceeded as follows: Q. "Doctor you have many books on sacro-lac dsturbance have you not? A. Yes. Q. Have you read "Jones"? A. Yes. Q. Have you read "Albee"? A. Yes. Q. And you subscrbe to what ('y say? A. Yes. And he went on to menton many Jl)'" orthopedsts and to each nqury the doctor agreed that he had n'ad the books. Fnally the attorny sad: Q. Have you read "Van Duesen" '? A. Yes. Q. And you subscrbe to what he sad? A. Yes. Then the attorney grnned broadly and sad " am very glad you subscrbe to what Van Duesen says. also agree wth hm. The book s here f you wsh to see t. t s a fsherman's manual." The doctor of course looked very foolsh and hs testmony was com_pletely lost because the jury could not beleve hm. t would seem that our system s bad as far as expert testmony s concerned and a system whereby a group of four or fve physcans apponted jontly by the judges the defendant and plantff's attorneys and the Medcal Socety would gve more satsfactory results. t.would elmnate the brow-beatng and ntmdaton of the physcans n court and would help much n arrvng at a correct dagnoss and prognoss. magne a physcan gong nto court and swearng that a broken leg f t healed was stronger and better than one not broken Most anyone would doubt that but f he beleved t he mght thnk that f we had all our bones broken. as a health m.easure t would be advantageous. On the whole ths busness of beng a medcal wtness s not so "hot" and even after solemnly swearng to tell the truth the mpresson the doctor gans or has s that even f he s tellng the absolute truth as best he can everyone seems to thnk he s lyng lke the devl. Probably the jury judge and attorneys don't thnk ths at all but that s the mpresson the medcal wtness carres away. To show how some attorneys doubt the veracty of medcal wtnesses partcularly f he be on the opposte sde of the case the followng ncdent s apropos: An attorney n an outer room of one of our courts saw a doctor there Who usually was on the defense sde of the case and was seen frequently n court. The doctor was lmpng around the room and ths partcular attorney sad "\ hat s

24 + -t June 1933 Page Twenty-two the matter doctor?" The doctor stated that he had rheumatsm n both legs. The attorney asked f Jl was panful and was answered n the affrmatve; whereupon the quck-wtted attorney sad: "Why doctor ddn't know you even beleved n pan". wsh we could all get together and work for a change n our methods; the change t seems mght be made and the results mght be better. All n all justce usually prevals. The attorneys are mostly good fellows and the doctors are mostly a pretty far lot but ths beng "razzed" n a court room s a source of terror to most physcans and the poor physcan has no recourse unless perchance he s fortunate enough to have the prvlege of removng adhesve plaster from the attorney's hary chest at some future tme. L. E. Phpps M. D. MEDCAL GLEANNGS Dr. Sdney McCurdy on May 2nd 1933 addressed the Buckeye P. T. A. on "Sex Problems n Chldhood". The followng physcans of our cty attended the Nor~heas.tern Oho Fracture Group meetmg m Cleveland Oho on May 18th 1933: Dr. J. U. Buchanan Dr. B. B. McElhany Dr. J. P. Harvey Dr. ~. C. Baker Dr. J. L. Fsher Dr. Sdney McCurdy Dr. W. W. Cbambers Dr. Sam 'amarkn Dr. O. D. Hudnut and Dr. R. R. Morrall. Dr. Henry Osborn met wth a!'ather serous accdent on May 20th 1933 when he was struck by a motorcycle. At present he s back at work. Dr. A. E. Brant on May addressed the Youngstown College on "Anesthesa". Dr. Jos. Rosenfeld has been takng a course n "Allergy" at the New York Post Graduate School and has now returned to practce. Dr. A. E. Brant and staff composed of Drs. Dean Nesbt James L. Fsher and Paul Kaufman on May 23rd 1933 addressed the staff of the Youngstown Hosptal on "ntestnal Obstructon". Dr. Charles Scofeld on May 25th 1933 addressed the Taft P. T. A. on "mportance of Pre-School Round Up". Dr. Sdney McCurdy leaves for hs summer cottage n Vermont on June 15th 1933 for a three months' stay. Hss address s Dr. Sdney McCurdy East Street Johnsburg Vermont. Dr. Joseph Nagel of Grard Oho. has removed hs offce to Ol Cty. Pa. Dr. J. R. Buchanan a former resdent of the Youngsto\\Tl Hosptal who s studyng Orthopedcs. at the Chldren's Hosptal n owa Cty. owa s vstng hs famly n Youngstown. Dr. Sam Weaver one of our former resdents of the Youngstown Hosptal who s studyng n New York made a short vst to Youngstown. Dr. Herman Zeve who has been studyng Urology at the New York Post Graduate School and Hosptal was n Youngsto\Vll over the hol days and wll be back to stay n Youngsto\vn after July 1st Dr. John Zmmerman s up and about but s unable to do hs regu lar work because of a panful back condton. Dr. Ncholas J. Nardacc has re sgned as Cty physcan of Youngs town. Dr. Herman A. Klng has been apponted as one of the Cty phys cans of Youngstown.

25 ... THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN Page Twenty-thTee June 19.'J.9 -+ SERVCE WTHOUT SELF COMMERCALSM n these days when organzatons of so-called farmers are reported by the publc press throughout the country as defntely plannng to "starve the country nto the recognton of ther demand for a guarantee of cost-plus on farm commodtes" t s comfortng to beleve that no organzaton of medcal men has taken a smlar poston of "let them suffer; let them de unless we get ours". No doubt at hundreds of meetngs of medcal socetes durng the past few months there has been dscussed the pressng problem of how the prvate pracltoner may contnue to gve a good qualty of sckness servce to those unable to pay. Not only have we heard of no selfsh destructve plans recommended or adopted but on the contrary we have heard of scores of plans whose adopton would ad n solvng the dffcultes of the present emergency as well as eventually result n great mprovement n the means for dstrbutng good medcal servce to the famles of the ndgent and those who constantly border on ndgency. n Battle Creek Mchgan a plan was adopted under a recent enactment of the legslature makng all forms of relef to the ndgent a problem for each cty and townshp nstead of the county as a whole. As a means of attemptng to mnmze chronc ndgency..the Battle Creek plan ncludes the sgnng by each patent of a note and agreement to pay back to the cty any money expended n behalf of fuel and medcal care. The note also ncludes an agreement wth the ndvdual permttng hs future employer to deduct ten per cent from earnngs to repay such expendtures. Ths plan nvolvng an unsecured loan should protect the dgnty of the worthy seeker of relef and at the same tme dscourage unnecessary requests. n Oakland County Mchgan where n the cty of Pontac alone there were 2400 famles on the welfare lst the medcal relef problem was met by a contract plan drawn between the organzaton of physcans and the muncpal corporaton of Pontac. Great strdes are beng made by The Wayne County Medcal Socety to ward meetng the problem n the Cty of Detrot. t becomes evdent we beleve that organzatons of physcans wll eventually meet ths ssue. Pttsburgh Medcal Bulletn. ~~tl...-..j_~j_f: ll (_{-.u_t)_o_fl_)_tl_(-'-j_ll_11_ll-.c ll_c.:. t! Dr. Joseph Rosenfeld announces that he s now equpped for the dagnoss and ~Ol treatment of ALLERGC dseases. Keth Albee Bldg. Youngstown Oho 0 1 <~'-~ )_'_~'_~(_' O_n_fl~o-.o-~{~l-.o_J_~O_)_r..-..~. Kalak... Dl... Q(. ~ -. t 0" ALKALNE W~"-TEn (Carbonatcc) AN Al\'TACD NOT A L4.XATVE DELCOUSLY REFRESHNG KALAK WATER CO. OF NEW YORK. NC. 6 Church Street l\"ew York CLy

26 THE MAHONNG COUr-ryy MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN hmf3 19.3:3; Pllge Twenty- foll 1' The doctors are all enthused about ther Bulletn. They read the ads and dscuss them. Better yet the advertsers report that the medcal professon s supportng them. Ths s good news to the Bus:ness Of- SOLESTHEROLOGY soned Fr<J.nk Carr the genal man <gel' of Bxler Bakng Company to nvestgate ths and report back. Bx er's Rye Bread s compatble wth Renner's product. Who has the onon? fce. The Busness Offce s n recept Look for the letter n ths s of good news. Curt Allson of Shrvsue from Jack Lotze who repreand s on hs way home. By the er-allson Co. s much mproved sents General Tres the "Arsto crat" of tres. At press tme we tme you read ths he w"l be back learn that Mr. Lotze s the proud on the job. We all welcome hm father of twn grls. Congratula home and hope he stays home. tons. Do lttle grls "tre"? Yes. Frank Lyons Lyons-Laer; but never at nght. Haven't heard from you as yet on We welcome the Unon Natonal that F. P. Ad! Bank as an advertser and we ap To the out of to\vn readers who precate ther support. dd not return ther questonnare Eml Renner njects a mystery card whch was enclosed n the nto ths ssue. Read hs ad and see f you can solve t. The Busness Offce has comms- May ssue we suggest that they do so f they wsh to contnue to receve the Bulletn. P. J. F. '-'1_11~11_.\_tl_\ tl"-'(.:' '1_(_O_(.-:t-' 11_tl_')_(1_()_~t' '_t)_'_'~ ~! THE 'UNON NATONAL BANK! Youngstown Oho! Ample resources and captal capable and conservatve man \ agement... unusually complete facltes. =! :\'1ember Federal! Reserve System. t l_t'_..-.'_'_.'_l_tl_ll_l. '_tl_tl_ll...l.-."-t_'.:'.:..-.n._1l_0_ n- Depostory For U. S. Government Funds " C G }; P S W S y m } T D M S L S H c o c t t m g wa H c a U t s

27 ... THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN +... Pa.ge Twenty-fve June Report of Communcable Dseases May 1933 Youngstown County Campbell Struthers Mun. Hosp. Chcken Pox German Measles. 17 ~lumps. 2 '-24 Pneumona '- 1 Scarlet Fever _ """"'5 Whoopng Cough n 27 Syphls j mpetgo.._..._..._..._._... PUlmonary T. B..._._ J T. B. Abscess of H-p' '--..' T. B. Menngts._._. -- DplTera :leasles.... _. 8 Small Pox _ LaGrppe.. _._ 3-- Onhth. Neonat.. _ 2 Septc Sore Throat..._..._... 3:~ :5:~ 3Y~ ~~:. t j t ț ~:. FROM THE CTY HEALTH COMMSSON'ER The total number of cases of communcable dseases reported to the Cty Health Department and n the Muncpal Hosptal does not show any decrease for the month of Mayas compared wth the month of Aprl. The total number for Aprl beng 289 and 290 for May. The last ssue of the Bulletn gave the number of Scarlet Fever cases for the cty as 24 and t should have been 99. The number of Scarlet Fever cases for May s 119. Ths s a very decded ncrease and parents and doctors should use every precauton to obtan an early dagnoss and report the same promptly. Ths s our only method of cooperaton to nsure prompt acton n controllng the spread of ths dsease. t wll also be noted that there were two cases of Opthalma for the month. Specal menton was made n a prevous edton of the Bulletn re ~ardng such cases. The State Law requres that all such cases be reported wthn sx hours after they are dscovered. Ths s especally mportant f applcaton s to be made for State Ad. The Health Commssoner wshes to announce the appontment of Dr. Herman A. Klng to the staff of Cty Physcans. The cty physcans take care of ndgent sck who are unable to leave the home. All ambulatory cases are treated at the dspensares of st. Elzabeth's Hosptal and the South Sde Cnt of Youngstown Hosptal. Calls for the cty physcans are beng handled through the Nurses Offcal Regstry and the phone number s Ths servce s avalable 24 hours a day. C. H. Beght M. D.... '..-.(~'._.{_{ (_{_{...'_~>_. ('_'_'_('_"_('_'_()_"_"_('~)_'!. B~NNER HEATNG C~. nc. ''- 103 E. ndanola Avenue YounlJ;stown OhO - Phone Specalsts n Fne Resdence Heatng! Columba Gas Burners and Brvant A r Condtonng Unts.:.'~ (_''-'<_(_(_(_("'(_')_{_( ()_(_"_{_"_'_"_"_ll r_rl_ :

28 -0_-0 WHEELER + T_H_E_M_A_H_O_N N_G_C_O_U_N_T_Y_M_E_D C_A_L_S_O_C E_T_Y_B_U_L_L_E_T N + + Page Twenty-sx Jnne AlR COl\'DTONNG KS BEER. BUEAD COLLECT ON AGENCY OR ET DECONGESTANT.. DRY CLEANNG FLOWERS NFANT NEEDS NVALD COACH.. MLK.._... PARKNG STATON PHAR\L>\.CECTCALS PH.\R\ACSTS PRNTNG SANTARU\1. ERVCE STATON.. l'ecaltes TRES W TER -0 CLASSFED LST OF ADVERTSERS _ BANNER HEATNG CO. UNON NATONAL BANK HENNEH BREWUG CO.. BXLER BAKNG CO. Phone Phone Phone Phone CO-OPERATVE ADJ"GSTNG CO. Phone \U{S. HELEN \A...VTLE (Spencer) Phone ANTPHLOGSTNE-DENVEU CHEMCAL CO. Prescrbe t. EARL 1\<1. BLAR nc. Phone P..U;L SCHMDT....Phone \EAD JOHNSON & CO..._......Specfy Meads S. \. A. COHl'ORATON.... Specfy S. M. A. SHRV1<R-ALSON CO _ Pl1one 4-'1211 FRED B. Kl\"G & SONS Phone NDL\N Cnt~E\: ~ARM...Pllone 2-23-H.. Cf<~NTnAL SQL'ARE GARAGE.. Phone THE ZEMM...:n CO. Rep. By "Bll" Hayford WESCOTT-ABBOTT--D. R. L. & SWAN \lyers Specfy. R. P. WDTE DRUG STOR"~S...Pholle A. J. LAElt APOTHECARY Shoppe Phonc DORA l'ha~\acy......phone GOODUAN BROTHERS.. McCREADY DRrG CO......Phone _Phone ;NTED PRNTNG CO.... \EHCER SANT:\.RU\1....Phone Merc er Pa.. BROW.1\" & WHTE... -o Phone KAOUL'L CO.....Phone SAFETY TRE CO. (Generals)..Phone MNERAL SPRNGS CO. Phone KA LAK WATER CO Specfy. Ths lst s composed for your convenence. Please consult t and use t whenever the occason arses. Remember t s only far to- PATRONZE OUR ADVERTSERS.;.' '_11_'_'_.'-.f:_tl_._.-tl._11_.'_J_11_'_'._ll_tl-..'_..-..'.-.ll.-.fl'-".: DOCTOR. You eannot afford lo take a ella.nee. Yet the n1<'n ll Denth Valloy took a eluwee when they stayed the'e - H day~ under fl HCool"(..'hng sun tha.t reached a temperature of 14G deg-'ee~ 10 te~t Moulo! alln :\fohlgas.. fol' YOU. :\1:1)' ye have the pleasure of seeveng your ea.r vhle you a.re ~ t C ty Hosptal! nrf'a:-;ng \Va:o:;hng Rl11nnzns. l\tohlo ~obga~ Goodrl.'h l.-'res. BROWN & WHTE PETROLEUM SERVCE 2:]1 0"k H Ave. (At the foot or the hospta hll) Phone :1-7G13 M. E. Nal Mgt'. '.:.~_'-(_l_~''-j_._'''-' '_('-'''-'U_''-'(_(J'-''_''''''-'(.-(~.-u.-..~

29 ... THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN f... Page Twenty-.seven June ftl--' (l_' ('_{'-'_'_~_'_' (_lj '_(1_11_1'_' n '_:. AN OPEN LETTER TO YOU Dear Doctor: You are a student of the human anatomy you know that the palm of the hand and the fnger tps are soft so that they wll grp and hold; from ths you readly understand ~ why thc softer the 'lbber tre the better they grp and hold-! the less the skddng. Yet you know that ordnary tres are not made to run on low ar pressure thcy are specfed to run on pressures that nukes them hard lke the back of the hand-the knuckles for example. Hgh ar pressure defeat the prmary prncples of the pneumatc tre-easy Cushon Rdng AND SAFETY. ' General's patented constructon permts rdng on greatly reduced ar pressure. You get softness that cannot be found! n stff unyeldng tres. A demonstraton wll convnce you that the Dual-Balloon s the one tre for your car. f you wll ~r~'e n t. wll take only a few m~utcs to expla~ how easy t S to enjoy the advantages of ths remarkable tre. Very truly yours JACK LOTZE SAFETY TRE COMPANY 114 E. Front Street (~~fl_{)_n_fl '_( '_(' '- (-." '_"_1'_11_11_'1 "_1:.:. 11.: l'--'_11~1~1)_('_'_'_'_"_(1_1)~c_~"_'_( t~"_ll_'_ll_{_'_".:. j! ' n apprecaton of the good work the Mahonllg County! Me{]cal Socety s Dong For Medcal Advallcement. F. T. WESTCOTT j Representllg- ABBOTT LABORATORES SWAN-MYERS CO. and D. R. L. PRODUCTS. : You Are nvted To Vst the ABBOTT Dsplay at Post Graduate Day Exercses '..:.'-l-"_t'_'_c_'_j (l_(l_l~_u t'_'_(l_ll tl ll_"_'_ PATRONZE OUR ADVERTSERS AND MENTON THE BULLETN j

30 Page Twenty-eght Jtwe 1933 _f'-ll~''-'(_''_(_'~tj_'' ''~(.:' ~ WHEELER! ' ' An Effcent W 'Sprng ater Maternty Support ' The Spencer \ater /s! - nt. heft releves the.;._t'_"_':_'_(_'_( '.'J~-'.j' pere. CLEAR and 1 -. d"'omjort follo"n g _ SPARrL _TG all! thoc t/'//. v ' 1 ' the relaxaton of the - On ar"ounl of t;; Jlurt)' "'e 1 flo nut h e to treal t for hal" ( pclve and abdomn f'ra. algae~ surfat'e dranap;t\ or ;;:. ll rlu"dcs. 't pro! To ker'p t pure t j; <1 0 \~:-:.r.. vdes wppnrt dur'..ulor. 1 1 vcred n lerlzef\ bottles. ' Yonr patents "ll Delvered to all par> of the " ' enjo'- drnk! 1..' ng both the mlter! = n~ th~ natural ~prll~ watf~r. \"'lr nt)' and pot'partum ' 1 1 ;ty for 35.. Jler fn' gallon hot :' t:\'y'.r pero!. t may be 'l: te... cdc'~gfled nexpens. - THE ' vely. : WHEELER MNERAL Mrs. Helen Mantle SPRNGS CO. Local Spencer Corsetel'c 1071 H ;\'orth Hne S. for 9 Years ' t Younp;stown Oho! 465 W. Evergreen Avenue ~ Phone e 8 Phone Youngstown. O. ':'J C_'"'_C_C_!~_" '_fl_" ~.:.'_" "_O_.'_C_"_t'_'l_l.. 'J t.. "_ll_(' _ll_"_'_'_.'_"_"_''-"'_'~)_(_(l_l\_11_11_.-rl O_~.:. KAOMUL ' 1 Ths Preparaton eeds No ntroducton! THS NEW SUPER EMULSON S VERY PALATABLE! KAO:\UL contans calcum and sodum-gly- eerophosphates suspended n a heavy ol. hase n combnaton wth Kaoln. Samples KAOMuL s readly soluble n mlk or water: Gladly therefol'e easly admnst.ered. Sent. On When GLYCEROPHOSPHATES are ndcat Request. ed-try ths SUPER met.hod. May \~e m;te YOu t.o put. KOAl\'UL to the t.est? : THE KAOMUL CO Phone Youngstown Oho!:t_t'_C.)_"_" ') ' ) ll_'..._.._11_._.'_11_'1_'_11.-.'.) PATRONZE OUR ADVERTSERS AND.MENTON THE BULLETN

31 t THE :MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN t P(tge Ttvell ty-tlne JUle )_~(. -'' )_tl '_'_fl (' '-1'_'_'_'_' fl_"~'.:.' j THE NEW ~ j LFE TME! R<\ rr'ano. M.ETER! ' $27.;)0 t! Made n cast 1 - -_ _-t duralutnn B.D moo~~ POCKET TYPE Exra Tuhe F..ee TYCOS )LERCURY _PHYG''fO THE VD-SHEFTEL ALL THE COLORHE'(ER L\TEST. Latest mproved apparatus at lowp.s! PHAR''lACEL-! cor-l Smple technquc. TrCALS 1 f you a'ttcnd the A. M. A. Meetng request yonr pu...ha.e senl th..ough ) ou.. advertser. THE LYONS-LAER COMPANY PHYSCLAN AND SURGEON SUPPLES 21 Ffth Avenue YOUll~stOWll Ohu -..:"_"_-.o.'.' /'_"_._'._f._tl_._) 1'_'_'._._lr "_'_._'.;. t.:..-." (' {._('_J_'_fl_(...'.~.;._'_C_' ~_'_l'_'_'_"_"_' : : PERSONAL :! J'~lt"':1nO' Long- :H4 )nplewoocl Long-Contnued ; uppuratlons offj('c-8he s wllng- to \\ olk-tt'lpohonc 3-08;)5-:-;...esultng f..om wound and olh".. : \\L~" StrulhC'l"s Oho ha~ 1:1 Jlgll ::... "Ho l.'flu( a.tnn can do ty])ng- - :11111 haf.; clf''}\: <l n n. (ll'ug- = j l"tnl'f'. ~\ls~ Long' \v~h('~ a }JO- S -: tlln n a phy:-:can-':-; 01' dent- :: :-:'~ :. _..-"_ -.o. '_'_._C_C._.'_::. j n.ju..es may be 0\'1' ' )'. :ab.u'-'lc.":ld's J"''e-(;u()k~d ('~r(:) general...adaton n addlon to " ojohn!-:on & Co. al"e- OW local t..eatment. H"t'UnJ.; )JearJ's C01'ca} n <11'eo O"llk..l ful'jl1 l't"huy to ~el'ye nl.!' the nanle of Pablulll. Thb Allphlogtne by relevng Jl t ('0111Ult'S nl of tl\.' out. collge~lono slnl1daln~ ('re'ula rlng Jllnf'l'Hl nnd ytarnn adnl.nt. f ton and p..omotng cell Jlrolfer cd :\ren<1'~ Cereal wth g-n:-at u( ]l ep..l J'a lon. aton an deal adjuvant to tlw \11 'ht> Jnoth~J' ha~ to do to Pl'C 1 J':lhU1T s Lo lnen~ul'e Lhe J)'C t"eatment of the"e l'ondtons. ).) l.nlounl dref'tjv nto tl(> r:_ ("(-real bowl and ;)ull P'P\'jOl1S- f f hll N' rnlk watet' or ltllk-anll 'l't :-lrl'ng- \vlh :l t'ol~l. t may. r\ f.l hot!-y. t 0)' cold and for' older' t c/.. Cl'cDm and sugar t f1 111)'on lnd adujt~ ~- \-~ ;Lrld >d as rlc~t t:"(l..llltt'rj:l: \vlj coopel'alt-' wth phy. Jl>ot Jettel~ n thfl feflllng of thpl' '~ hl'(":'u!-;c Pnhlunl s Ru ea~v! Den"er C!lelll c~'l} lfg. Co. ' "p;. rt'. Plcus<> :SPllfJ f0r sa pl<"s: l. :lll.johnson & Cu. g' :lllsvjle New YO k.a.d\'. ~:.)_fl_. r'_'_'_(~r_' r'_fr (_.: PATRONZE OUR ADVERTSERS AND \El\'TON THE BULLETN j

32 0 MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN +. COUNTY THE MAHONNG + June Pa!}e Thrty _1)_~'_J._tl_ 4 _ _;(_11_0_11_0_11 : "6~Y6N~O~~S" Dependable Products l'~}'-: ll_(j_'_cl_(.:. ' '1 People naturally dslke to pay For the Medcal Professon for "dead hor.es~ They would mue-h rather huy lye ones.. " Wth employ'ment 011 the. 111' We manufacture a comp ete erea.e t beeomes nrreasll1~ly lne of medcnal products. of the! mportant that closer a.llentlon 'very hghest standard whch we be "h'en the aeconnts whh'h you 'ff d' t to members of the " ha~ carred so long on your t ~e~catepcrofesson. Eve.ry pro- t. hooks. Your debtors owe others 0 d hesdes you and they should be! duct s ready for mme late use " watdled closely SO that when! 'easly dspensed. We guarantee the" have money olhers do 1101 'them true to labels and of re- " o:ro~\'d n ahead of you. " bl 'u cataloo"ue Send US your slow accounts. la e potency-o r " \Ve have he fuelles to k~ep t free on request..llllm under dose ohseryal.lon - \ ~~~~~'k W~~ wr~urhed~l~to~. pr:~~~~ ' THE ZEMMER co. " \0 see that you reeeve whul." ' - ' (ue ''ou. ' _ ' Chemsts to the Medcal CO OPERATVE '" Professon! Sennott; S:Pttsburgh Pa.l 205 Dollar Bank Bldg. ' Oakl&ld Staton = t 11_. 1;_"_".-:- ADjUSTNG CO. ' 3943<5 7.. J_ll'-'~"_)_J'-(~ :._tl_')_'.-..-._"-('- (J'-"_'. ~ 1_. 1 -)'-1-'-1.:. _C_l)_".- _O-"-'.-t e r-l-otso-f-cheer: y SUNSH NE Thru The Ample Wtndows! of the KNG NVALD COACH. = Ị. o t ' o - '. 1 Rch Wne Color Pleases Patents " D.' or ;\."H-Phone 6-5 \.02 f()( the KNG Town-Car nnld ~o"t~~ ~~:s ~ f Color luxurous com ton a so u. 'd- " brn"s ~() \'our patent every deslrc( eaturc. sets an entrely new pace n lnyall. t:1t~~1. anj sklled unformed attcndants. 1t! CO;lch Seev;cc NG & SONS \ FRED B. K Youngstown. Oho 120 E Rayen Avenue '-1~<l_O_..-u.-tl_u--"+ :: t '1-"_'_~(._t..-n_-_ -'~(1.:.----"-"-- " ~ND ~ENTON THE BULLETN PATRONZE OUR ADVERTSERS" r '

33 + THE MAHONNG COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN -+ + Page Thrty-one June 1933 <"'-"'~.-.t'~ll'-'.-.'>.-.r''-'('_'l'-'(~_tl_(>_''-(~_(l-''_[' 11_'>_('_('_>'-~_ll'-'_ll'-.:.! THS Bulletn prnted by us has the dstncton of beng examned each month by members of The Mahonng County Medcal Socety f -+- Therefore t must and does look good. The Unted Prntng Company PRNTERS AND PUBLSHERS 320 West Federal St. Youngstown Oho ':""'~_'_(>_(J_('-"!_'l_rl_()_'l_()_['-'ll_~""(~-">-.1'_')_'l_'_l'_{)_l._.;_...-.~t.:. :._.-._.-t' n_'.-o_'-.'_'_"_'.:. We Ft Demels Lnen.:~_~._._O_"_.._tl n_l_u_._.j.: j HOT SU Mesh RUNS YOUR j j CAR FNSH! ABDOMNAL Pal k NSDE n the SUPPORTERS shade and save yourself a Teufel Style for p"emalure PANT JOB on! your Qa.r. $3.50! Pal k here any day am..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:...:.. especally for 'he meetng! on JUNE 27. =.:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:.! A. J. LAER t. The Apoth~eary Central Square! Home Savngs & Loan Bldg. Phone for Garage! Appontment Phone Wek & Commerce! 2-t Hr. Servce Youngstown Ohto j t.;. ~'_"-"'_"_"_')_"_'~_ll ':'.:.)_l'_._"_"_._"_"_'_"-.t'_._... PATRONZE OrR ADVERTSERS AND MENTON THE BULLETN j

34 + Page Thrty-two COUNTY MEDCAL SOCETY BULLETN +...L. -=T~H~E~M~A~H~O~N~~N~G~~~~'::::'===-_----J;;;;;;'138..L.... r-'--'---'l ST~;~.;~sth:h::(l are sure to work. T. S. P. & N. F. PREP. j! dora Pharmacy \ \ 26% Glenwood Phone 2 15B..-..-tl-'j-".-..-." : j~..-.l~ _: -_._'1-11 '-ll'-"_"_(_\l~~t. PLANTS t -- fo' vour Flowe)' Ganlel1- ~!. Flower Boxes- Ve~etable Stop! tme ~ J'une 1933 ''J"'! Garden. ll1 and vst us any PAUL SCHMDT FLORST j Youngstown Oho! ~ 3121 Market S1. ~ Phone j... '\...! ~.:.J_" ~"_~)- "... '1_11_"-.:..~...!_'_tl_{' '_1_..-.11_._11_ 1._ 1)-"-'-.- ' ~ ~ = Responsble Drycleanng your "-nter gartnen~. ~ - '!! protc('l::- from moth. \Ve wll ('lean anel! re urn them n molhproof - at no extra ".'lr'" :':.: hagr... [)on't lakc C anre' Wll you 'r!! 'nt" ~nlllll1er = '! Jr' ~Yel gnrrllenb and hh1 Jee p;l1rtncl'; hollle: o 1'1" lllcl" scentfc can;'! t - EARL M. BLAR! S'!! nc Glenwood An. 3 _ PHONE 4-422u a.:._ll_._..-) " t 11 ~~ PATRONZE O{;R ADVERTSERS.. AND MENTON THE BlJLLETN S e a t " S o t te n m. o 1.1 as ll...h t t J r

35 o Tral supp]yofs.m.a.wth fccdngsuggestorn o "MlL: Allergy" booke... resume ofcurrnf lterature on mlk allergy wth nformaton COlt" cernng Smaco Hypo-Allergc Mlks. 13-1):: ncsco: Phelan Buldng to Can~d.'l: 64 Gerrard Street East 4614 Prospect Avenue Please send me wthout obl Cleveland Ohou. s. A. gaton: Attach ths coupon to yourptescrpton blank or lerterheau.. S M A Corporaton When we say S M A s ~~LkeBreast Mlk~~ We mean smlf. n all these ways- Fat Beller produced by human mlk; and Not only does s. M. A. when The buffer value of s. M. A. s when staned accordng to the f(~.l amount of fat as human Ths means that the ph ofthe the bacteral flora to be premj~. y to feed have the same the same as that ofbreast mlk. Wegerc-Escherch stan show but s. M. A. fat also re stomach contents afrer nges domnately acdophle. Ths s nhles human mlk fat n ton of s. M. A. are the same as anothcr thng we mc:an whc:n ;ng the same chemcal and aftcr the ngeston of breast we say "Lke Breast Mlk." ch(lrncterstcs. s. M. A. mlk. Ths s n conll~st t has the same Saponfca stran on the gastrc glands on numher lodne number caused b)' the feedng of for s adjusted so that t contans lchert-mcssl number Pol mulas havng ncotrect buffer h~\cal SKc number Meltng pont capactes such as ordnary to the Mnerals The mneral content of s. M. A. adequate amounts of potassum sodum magnesum calc J Refractve ndex as the fat cows' mlk formulas. Ths den um phosphorous. ron copper n mothers' mlk. \'le mean tcalph sanotherreasonwhywe chlordes and sulphatcs acmrsc thngs when we say say S. M. A. s" Lke Breast Mlk".. Lke Breast Mlk." Dgestblty cordng to the standards set by human mlk tself. Therefore n these respects also s. M. A. may be used for nfants s. M. A. s "Lke Breast :Mlk." A.has the same percentage ofanyagewth excellent results Proten f proten as bn:ast mlk and ether when breast mlk s nor dls proten as a rt'sult of the avalable or as a supplement to rjroryprocessnghas a curd breast mlk. Snce s. M. A. s so U'llson close to thar of breast smlar to breast mlk such lk. produclng a softflud curd combnatons are very readly cold ofa hard curd lke cows' made wth excellent results. mlk.ths sone thng we mean Furthermorebecause the bub'er hen we say "LkeBreastMlk." value of s. M. A. s the same as that of breast mlk S.M.A. m Other Physcal Characterstcs s. M. A. has a calorc value of 20 per ounce a ph of 7.0 a de presson of freezng pane of 0.56 and an ekcrrcal conductvry of and these are all the same as the corres pondng values for breast mlk. So n these respects also we say Carbohydrate poses no extra load on the ds. M. A. s "Lke Breast Mlk." A. has the same percentage gestve s)'stem wth the result Antrachtc Factor.ubohydrate as breast mlk that the gastrc emptyng tme Breast fed babes are customd the same knd namely s the same as when breast mlk arly gven cod lver ol to pretclsc. Furthermore ths s a s fed. These are two of the vent rckets and spasmophla. mhnatofl ofalpha and beta thngs we mean when we say s. M. A. contans enough cod use n the same proporton "Lke Breast Mlk" lver ol to prevent rckets and occurs nhuman mlkthus spasmophla. s. M. A. s there ng t dentcal wth the Stools fore a dstnct advance and we rural" lactose found n The stools of s. M. A. n most are pleased to admt that n ths atmlk.we mean ths too nstances have the same color respect S. M. A. s henwesay"lke BreastMlk" " " " T S TR.UE that there are many mertorous nfant odor and consstency as those Breast Mlk" Jnl: mcr.hud.s that produce satsfactory results when supervsed What s S.M.A? rh~scjll. not "Lke However most physcans agree thlt breast mlk s S M. A. s a foodfornfanls-der'cdfrom '.!<'11 food v.'hen avalable. Therefore we sncerely nvte your tuhre"ln lstcd (OU'S' mlk h. fal of 1.h:uton of s. M A. for nfants u(:prvl.'d of betast mlk not l<juse e resembles breast mlk so c1osel)' and prevents u4jch s replaced by anmal allj f.'egtjahle fals nd"dng holog(ally test.d (od lr'''' 'and.rumorhla but also beeau"s. A. A. produces remts ol; "'lh h. addlon ofmlk sugar potas mply and more quckly sum chlordeandsallj; a logdherformng drmaod created by news ofsuch results that caused S.M.A. all anlracblcfood. When dluled accord Ut:n~' to the medcal professon g('nerally n Snce ng 10 dr~clons l s ~JSenlaly smlar 10 he etcdlen' resul" produced by ntellgent prescrbng of 1)llman mlk ll ptrunlag's of"rold" fll A. have oused physcans to prescrbe t fur hundrtds of "arb"b)'dralrs and asb n benze co nds of nlanrs. Toaay s. M. A. s avalable practcally <-vcr\ s'a's oflb. fal Q"d n phys(al properles. n the Unted States :lnd n sl:vcral foregn (ounuks.