Box 4
Contains 7 Results:
Letters about typhoid and malaria in Oregon -Physician biographies -Creation of counties in Oregon -The development of newspapers -Printing plants -Examples of business cards -Condition of medical education in Oregon
The collection contains materials used in the writing of The Doctor in Oregon (collected between 1922 and 1947) and assorted photographs. In addition, there are manuscripts, notes and notebooks, and publications authored by Larsell, as well as letter openers and a pen from the Larsell estate.
Extracts from minutes of Board of Trustees, Willamette University pertaining to the medical school -The History of Medicine in the John Day Valley, by Robert E. Begg. Read before the University of Oregon Medical History Club, April 6, 1937 -Physician biographies -History of Jackson, Josephine, Douglas, Curry and Coos Counties, by A. J. Walling, Portland, Oregon. 1884 -List of doctors by counties -Medical societies -Information on counties in Oregon -Portland Free Dispensary -Medical school moving to Marquam Hill -Medical school departments, faculty and staff
The collection contains materials used in the writing of The Doctor in Oregon (collected between 1922 and 1947) and assorted photographs. In addition, there are manuscripts, notes and notebooks, and publications authored by Larsell, as well as letter openers and a pen from the Larsell estate.
Physician biographies
The collection contains materials used in the writing of The Doctor in Oregon (collected between 1922 and 1947) and assorted photographs. In addition, there are manuscripts, notes and notebooks, and publications authored by Larsell, as well as letter openers and a pen from the Larsell estate.
Sol Tetherow, Wagon Master of an Expedition to Oregon 1845. -Pharmaceutical recipes -Story of Jack Ramsey, the red-headed Chinook Indian -Early surgery -Letter from Rachel Good to Larsell of the story of Dr. William Masten who amputated his own leg -Legends for figures, The Doctor in Oregon: A Medical History -Alphabetical index list for The Doctor in Oregon: A Medical History
The collection contains materials used in the writing of The Doctor in Oregon (collected between 1922 and 1947) and assorted photographs. In addition, there are manuscripts, notes and notebooks, and publications authored by Larsell, as well as letter openers and a pen from the Larsell estate.
Information on cities in Oregon -Information on hospitals in Oregon -Notes to Chapter I of The Doctor in Oregon: A Medical History. “Medicine Among the Indians”/with corrections
The collection contains materials used in the writing of The Doctor in Oregon (collected between 1922 and 1947) and assorted photographs. In addition, there are manuscripts, notes and notebooks, and publications authored by Larsell, as well as letter openers and a pen from the Larsell estate.
The Fur Traders of the Far West, Alex Ross. 1855 -Sources for the History of Oregon: The Correspondence and Journals of Nathanial Wyeth. -Physician biographies -Letter from Ralph C. Ely, grandson of Dr. C. J. Smith to Larsell, announcing the death of his grandfather -Reprint of Medical Organization, by Park Weed Willis M. D., Seattle, Washington: 1910 -Information on Indians and medical practice -Bibliographies pertaining to Northwest Indians
The collection contains materials used in the writing of The Doctor in Oregon (collected between 1922 and 1947) and assorted photographs. In addition, there are manuscripts, notes and notebooks, and publications authored by Larsell, as well as letter openers and a pen from the Larsell estate.
Marketing brochure for book, circa 1947
The collection contains materials used in the writing of The Doctor in Oregon (collected between 1922 and 1947) and assorted photographs. In addition, there are manuscripts, notes and notebooks, and publications authored by Larsell, as well as letter openers and a pen from the Larsell estate.