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Title: Buffalo medical journal
Year: 1900 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Buffalo, N.Y. : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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ill require about ten to fifteen minutes, when a clearsolution of agreeable taste and appearance is obtained, which maybe drank in its own form or mixed with ordinary fluids, such as milk,soups, gruels, etc. Another simple means of dissolving lacto-somatose is to sprinkle it upon hot milk or broths with a dry wiresieve. A still other method is to stir it into a smooth paste with alittle water before adding the remainder of the solvent, but this maybe conveniently replaced by the above methods. The chief points towhich attention has been particularly directed with reference to thetherapeutics of lacto-somatose comprise its large percentage ofassimilable albumins, rendering it a prompt and efficient tonic andfood; its beneficial action upon the digestive tract, stimulating theappetite and relieving vomiting, and its freedom from taste and odorenabling it to be added to a variety of beverages, so that it neverexcites repugnance, even when administered for long periods.—Clini-cal Notes.
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THOMAS LOTHROP, M. D.,Editor Buffalo Medical Journal, 1879 1899. DR. LOTHROP. VOLUME LV. - 51 BUFFALO MEDICAL JOURNAL. A Monthly Review of Medicine and Surgery. EDITOR: WILLIAM WARREN POTTER, M. D. All communications, whether of a literary or business nature and books for review,should be addressed to the editor • 284 Franklin Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Vol. XXXIX.—LV. AUGUST, 1899. No. i. DR. LOTHROP.—VOLUME LV. r^R. THOMAS LOTHROP, whose name has stood at the headof the editorial department of this Journal for twenty years,has severed his relations with the magazine and has transferred hisinterest to Dr. William Warren Potter, who thereby becomes soleowner and editor-in-chief. It is proper that the Journal shouldmake comment appropriate to an event so significant in its history. Very few men have sustained editorial relations to a medicaljournal for 30 long a period as twenty years and this circumstance,alone, speaks strongly of the character and individuality of thedistinguished

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