Description
A written history of medicine in Idaho, read before the University of Oregon Medical School Medical History Club on January 28, 1936. The author, Samuel Allison, completed his Doctor of Medicine at the University Oregon Medical School in 1936, interned at Multnomah County Hospital (1936-1937), was a dermatological fellow at the University of Oregon hospitals (1937-1938), and served as a venereal disease control officer for the Oregon Board of Health (1938-1942).
Table of contents includes:
1. Explorers, Fur Traders, and Missionaries
2. The Gold Rush
3. Hospitals
4. Regulation of the Practice of Medicine
5. Biography
6. Interesting Anecdotes
Multiple supplements are included in the physical holdings and can be reviewed upon request. Digitized sections will be added. Supp.1: Montana State Board of Entomology, 9th biennial report (1931-1932) Supp.2: Board of Trustees of the State Historical Society of Idaho, 15th biennial report (1935-1936) Supp.3: St. Alphonsus Hospital (Sisters of the Holy Cross), Boise, ID; Report and history (1928) Supp.4: Additional notes, clippings, and correspondence with Dr. Samuel Allison (1935-1939); “Dramatic Incidents in the Strenuous Life of Dr. George A. Kenney, Pioneer” (circa 1935) [digitized]
Multiple supplements are included in the physical holdings and can be reviewed upon request. Digitized sections will be added. Supp.1: Montana State Board of Entomology, 9th biennial report (1931-1932) Supp.2: Board of Trustees of the State Historical Society of Idaho, 15th biennial report (1935-1936) Supp.3: St. Alphonsus Hospital (Sisters of the Holy Cross), Boise, ID; Report and history (1928) Supp.4: Additional notes, clippings, and correspondence with Dr. Samuel Allison (1935-1939); “Dramatic Incidents in the Strenuous Life of Dr. George A. Kenney, Pioneer” (circa 1935) [digitized]