Word: joslin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Reaching toward the same physiatric goal are the private hospitals and sanatoriums organized by specialists in internal medicine, with large practices. Such is Dr. Elliott Proctor Joslin's at Boston and Dr. Orval James Cunningham's at Kansas City and Cleveland. The Cleveland institution was financed by Henry H. Timken (roller bearings...
...Fund is controlled by a Fund Council of 30 men, of whom the following five were recently elected: R. G. Fessenden '90, E. P. Joslin M.D. '95, S. H. Wolcott '03, Elihu Root, Jr., L.L.B. '06, H. S. Vanderbilt '07, and Mackey Wells...
Elliott Proctor Joslin, Clinical Professor of Medicine. He has been in the Department of Chemistry and Medicine at the University since...
...unprecedented smoothness of a Senate session that has seen the passage of two controversial measures important as the World Court adherence and the tax reduction bill, leaves the Republican majority with a sense of serenity and power. It seems somewhat to have affected Republican correspondents also. Theodore G. Joslin of the Boston Transcript writes in cheerful style that "years have passed since the Democrats have experienced so much difficulty in finding an issue...
...Elliott P. Joslin, M.D. '95, was chairman, and Dr. Francis M. Rackemann '09, General Secretary, of the committee in charge of raising the fund...