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- "A Statistical Analysis of the Clinical Records of Hospitalized Drug Addicts"1
- "A friend in need is a friend indeed": health hints for the home1
- "A sea change"1
- "An opportunity lost": an exhibit on the history of the United States Public Service Leprosy Investigation Station, Molokai Hawaii 1909-19131
- "Aural massage" by condensation and rarefaction of the air in the external meatus and middle ear: its value in the treatment of various diseases of the ear1
- "Be prepared against chemical air raid attacks": Kybishev, Russia, 1941 (translation from Russian)1
- "Cataphoresis", or, Electric medicamental diffusion: as applied in medicine, surgery and dentistry1
- "Cheero!"1
- "Chemical restraint" in the management of the insane1
- "Children's rights": valedictory address delivered to the graduating class of the Marion-Sims College of Medicine, St. Louis, March 23rd, 18931
- "Confessions of a magnetiser" exposed!: exhibiting the folly and falsehood of a recent pamphlet with the above title : with remarks, showing the falsity of the notions hitherto prevalent in regard to what has been denominated "mesmerism", and giving the outlines of the author's new theory of mind1
- "Controlling Drug Addiction"1
- "Deficient excretion from kidneys not organically diseased and some of the diseases peculiar to women," and diseases of the skin1
- "Deficient excretion from kidneys not organically diseased, and some of the diseases peculiar to women", and diseases of the skin1
- "Doctor Jones" says -1
- "Doctor, what shall I eat?": a handbook of diet in disease, for the profession and the people1
- "Experiments on the Tolerance and Addiction Potentialities of Dihydrodesoxymorphine-D (Desomorphine)"1
- "Eye strain" in its relations to neurology1
- "Federal Narcotic Laws: A Digest and an Editorial Article for Doctors of Medicine"1
- "Fuss!": the famous remedy for rheumatism, a prompt dissolver of uric acid, produces remarkable cures in cases which have baffled some of the best physicians1