Category: History - Modern (1750+)
between the crisis and the complete recovery from an acute disease, that period known as convalescence, can often be considerably shortened by a judicious attention to the patient’s nutrition. The battle has indeed been won, but the soldier is left prostrate upon the field.
In the year 1824 we hear of another Frenchman (now, remember this was a long while ago, in 1819, and we had no photographs yet, although you might call that a photograph (exhibi...
5. Part 5Roberts will bring in his tambourine, Watling will sing when he is not seen; Bricks will be placed in easy reach In case he is discovered making such a breach.
3. Part 3In the United States there are to-day probably about ten thousand professional photographers and thirty or forty thousand amateurs, who usually do nothing but spoil plates. To g...
4. Part 4Some of the morphological definitions are actually at variance with accurate descriptive usage, as that of primary and secondary roots, duration, etc. To call a stem an “axis” a...
1. Part 1between the crisis and the complete recovery from an acute disease, that period known as convalescence, can often be considerably shortened by a judicious attention to the patie...
6. Part 6As to the word “unofficinal,” this means properly “not pertaining to, not kept by or dealt in by a pharmacist.” If used in this strictly literal sense, however, its scope or app...