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Title: A group of distinguished physicians and surgeons of Chicago; a collection of biographical sketches of many of the eminent representatives, past and present, of the medical profession of Chicago
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Sperry, F. M., comp
Subjects: Physicians Surgeons Medicine
Publisher: Chicago, J.H. Beers & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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with view to Surgical Treatment,Journal American Medical Association, 1898, Vol. 30; Heart Disease fromthe Standpoint of Life Insurance, Medicine, 1898, Vol. 4; A case of HeartDisease with Instructive Lessons which it Taught, Journal American Medi-cal Association, 1898, Vol. 32; Some Remarks on Apomorphine as anExpectorant with a view to Correcting Prevailing Notions RegardingDosage, American Medical and Surgical Bulletin, New York, 189S. Vol.12; Cough and Thoracic Pain, Physicians and Surgeons Plexus, May,1898; High Altitude and Heart Disease, Medical News, July 15. 1S99;Arterio-Sclerosis with Special Reference to its Effects Upon the Heart,and to Treatment, Transactions, Colorado State Medical Association, 1899;Pneumonia of the Aged, Journal American Medical Association, 1899;and The Ethics of Medical Advertising: Its Methods, Ethical and Unethi-cal, the Forces that Bring it About, and its Inevitable Tendency if notChecked, Bulletin of the American Academy of Medicine, August, 1899.
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^r.^s^^f PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 127 JONATHAN ADAMS ALLEN, M. D. . The late Dr. Jonathan Adams Allen, horn in Vermont, in 1825, was theson of a physician of eminence, and in addition to natural capacities of a highorder, he received a full classical education in the schools of his native Stateand graduated in medicine in 1846. When the Medical Department of theUniversity of Michigan was organized he was elected to a Chair of Physi-ology and Pathology, and became a resident of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Inthis new field he rapidly acquired a high reputation, both as a lecturer andgeneral practitioner of medicine. In 1859 he accepted an invitation to fillthe vacant Chair of Principles and Practice of Medicine in Rush MedicalCollege, and changed his residence to Chicago. Here he soon became, per-haps, the most popular medical teacher in the College Faculty. With amind thoroughly trained by education and amply stored with knowledge,aided by ready wit and keen sarcasm, he could impart interest

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