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000042362 02470 $$aR131.8 R82 1940$$2Library call number
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000042362 245__ $$aA History of Medicine and Doctors in Columbia County, Oregon, from 1829-1910
000042362 260__ $$bUniversity of Oregon. Medical School. History Club$$042859$$c1940 May 27
000042362 269__ $$a1940-05-27
000042362 336__ $$aText [general]
000042362 520__ $$aThis text chronicles the early implementation of western medicine from settlers coming across the United States who made their home and built their practices in Oregon between 1829 and 1910. Though this period of over 80 years was marked by innovations in education and medical processes, folklore and superstitions were still prevalent. This is exemplified by one anecdote of a farmer--showing concern for a man after a wood-chopping accident--who worried that if the offending ax was not buried, the wound would not heal. Also included in these accounts are anecdotes about common ailments like typhoid, malaria, and smallpox, and harrowing stories of dentistry, debilitating epidemics, and midwifery practices. This paper was read before the University of Oregon Medical School History Club at the home of Dr. Olof Larsell.
000042362 542__ $$fPublic Domain
000042362 600__ $$aGood Samaritan Hospital & Medical Center (Portland, Or.)$$010910
000042362 650__ $$aHistory, 19th Century$$036225
000042362 650__ $$aHistory, 20th Century$$036226
000042362 650__ $$aHospital Medicine$$040405
000042362 650__ $$aHistory of Medicine$$020255
000042362 650__ $$aMidwifery$$022307
000042362 650__ $$aDentistry$$017565
000042362 650__ $$aTyphoid Fever$$027525
000042362 650__ $$aFolklore$$019161
000042362 650__ $$aSuperstitions$$026629
000042362 651__ $$aOregon$$041094
000042362 651__ $$aOregon--Columbia County$$042858
000042362 655__ $$apresentations (communicative events)$$042011
000042362 7001_ $$aRoss, John M.$$042383
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000042362 981__ $$aPublished$$b2023-12-15