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- Yellow fever, considered in its historical, pathological, etiological, and therapeutical relations: including a sketch of the disease as it has occurred in Philadelphia from 1699 to 1854, with an examination of the connections between it and the fevers known under the same name in other parts of temperate, as well as in tropical, regions (Volume 2)1
- Yellow fever, or "yellow jaundice" in New Orleans in 1882: disputed case of Louis (or Ludwig) Deschler1
- Yellow fever: a brief sketch of its natural and clinical history, together with some practical suggestions relating to the sanitary control of yellow fever outbreaks : a paper read before the Indiana State Medical Society, May, 18891
- Yellow fever: a new treatment : a forecast for 1889 : Panama, Colon, and Havana, its hot-beds and distributers1
- Yellow fever: a paper read before the Homoepathic [sic] Yellow Fever Commission at New Orleans, December 3, 18781
- Yellow fever: an open letter1
- Yellow fever: its causes and consequences : a series of articles published in the New Orleans Bulletin, during the epidemic of 18531
- Yellow fever: its nature, causes and cure1
- Yellow fever: its nature, diagnosis, treatment, and prophylaxis, and quarantine regulations relating thereto2
- Yellow fever: its origin, improper treatment, prevention and cure : with remarks regarding alive-burials in times of the epidemic, and an interesting narrative of facts1
- Yellow fever: nature and epidemic character caused by meteorological influences, verified by the epidemics of Shreveport and Memphis in 1873, by that of Savannah in 1876, by the great epidemic of the Mississippi Valley in 1878, and (in the appendix) by the one of Memphis in 18791
- Yellow or malignant bilious fever in the vicinity of South Street wharf, Philadelphia, 1853: read before the College of Physicians Aug. 3 and Sept. 7, 1853 : with an appendix1
- Yellow-fever, the American plague: thorough drainage and municipal cleanliness the only means of insuring its extinction1
- Yesterdays1
- Yet another case!!: that must convice the most sceptical that Dr. John Bull's sarsaparilla will cure scrofula and fairly drive it out of the system1
- York Lunatic Asylum: the charity, which bears the name of York Lunatic Asylum was first established in 1777, by general subscription : and had for its first object the cure and relief of such insane persons as were in low circumstances1
- You are respectfully reminded that you have not registered in this office, in compliance with Section 4 of the State Board of Health Act, which requires all physicians and midwives to register their names1
- You are respectfully requested to call upon Medical Officers of experience, serving under your command, for their opinions regarding the hygienic fitness (for the localities where they are now on duty) of the present uniform and allowance of clothing for enlisted men1
- You who can help: Paris letters of an American army officer's wife, August, 1916-January, 19181
- Young folks' physiology: an elementary text-book of physiology and hygiene, with special reference to the effects of stimulants and narcotics on the human system, for use in schools1