The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... referred to the Committee on Business . Dr. McFarland proceeded to read a paper on " Minor Mental Maladies , " the discussion of which was postponed until the afternoon session . Invitations were also received to visit Sanford Hall ...
... referred to the Committee on Business . Dr. McFarland proceeded to read a paper on " Minor Mental Maladies , " the discussion of which was postponed until the afternoon session . Invitations were also received to visit Sanford Hall ...
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... referred to in detail on some future occasion . It is intended to facilitate communication between the two buildings by means of the telegraph , and one of our citizens has offered a liberal contribution towards put- ting a wire ...
... referred to in detail on some future occasion . It is intended to facilitate communication between the two buildings by means of the telegraph , and one of our citizens has offered a liberal contribution towards put- ting a wire ...
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... referred to , running east a distance of 167 feet , all three stories high , and these last having at their extreme ends com- munications with extensive one - storied buildings . All the exterior walls are of stone , stuccoed , and the ...
... referred to , running east a distance of 167 feet , all three stories high , and these last having at their extreme ends com- munications with extensive one - storied buildings . All the exterior walls are of stone , stuccoed , and the ...
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