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...Vanderbilt's gift, according to Dr. Rackemann, "marks a new era in medical education. It is a part of the general movement for the prevention rather than the cure of disease. The Greeks and the Romans depended on their gymnasiums and baths to keep them well, because these were their only preventive measures against disease. Hippocrates wrote that doctors ought to be taught how to take care of themselves so that they could better take care of others. This appreciation of the importance of physical culture, together with much other knowledge of great value, was lost during the middle ages...
...completely equipped gymnasium for the Medical School has been made possible by a $125,000 gift from Harold S. Vanderbilt '07, it has been announced by Dr Francis M. Rackemann, general secretary of the Medical School dormitory fund...
...order of the Executive Committee, Boston, October 3, 1923. CHARLES L. RACKEMANN, President...
...appointments were as follows: Francis Minot Rackemann '09 to be Alumni Assistant in Medicine; James Howard Means '07 and Joseph Charles Aub '11, Teaching Fellows in Medicine; Harry Caesar Solomon '14M; Instructor in Psychiatry; Charles Edouad Sandoz, Assistant in Psychiatry; Charles Anthony McDonald '07M, Assistant in Neurology; Kurt Friederich Pantzer 3L and Adrian Irving Block 3L, Law School Advisers...
...Aspinwall, Mrs. Henry E. Balch, Mrs. Robert A. Bolt, Mrs. William R. Castle, Jr., Mrs. Allen Curtis, Mrs. Morris Gray, Mrs. Samuel Hoar, Mrs. Henry L. Hunnewell, Mrs. Patrick J. Kennedy, Mrs. A. Lawrence Lowell, Mrs. John Lowell, Mrs. Samuel J. Mixter, Mrs. George F. Newton, Mrs. Felix Rackemann, Mrs. Charles G. Rice, Mrs. William M. Richardson, Mrs. Philip L. Saltonstall, Mrs. Robert D. Weston, Mrs. George Wigglesworth...