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Title: Journal of radiology
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Radiological Society of North America American College of Radiology and Physiotherapy
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Publisher: Omaha, Neb., : (Radiological Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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rally agreed that no fish pierin the world approaches Bostonsin adaptability and service. Itprovides dock berths for at least40 vessels, and 80 vessels can un-load to the pier at one time. It islinked up by a trolley freight linewith the traction system ofGreater Boston, and spur tracksconnect it with railroad linesw hich interchange with the greattrunk systems of the country. Boston possesses the finest fishpier in the world, and has becomein the past two years the leadingfish market of the world. Bostonwas selected as the site of thegreat army supply base at the out-break of the war, and $40,000,000were spent by the Governmentfor facilities for the economichandling of freight at this termi- Page Forty-four BOSTON, rial. At one time during the war,wool and army supplies valued atmore than one billion dollars werestored in the new warehouse. TheState of Massachusetts is now THE CITYworking upon a project wherebv600 acres of flat lands will beused for extensive commercial de-velopment.
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irillKR STATri:. BOSTON PlliLIC GARDENErected 1867, by Thomas Lee. The following inscriptions appear on the sides of the statue: To commemorate the discovery that the inhaling of ethercauses insensibility to pain. First proved to the world atThe Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. October, MPCCVX LVI. •Neither shall there be any more pain. In gratitude for the relief of human suffering bv theinhalation of ether. A citizen of Boston has erected this monument.1S67. This also cometh forth from the Lord of Hosts, whichIs wonderful in council, and excellent in working. Page Forty-five Walter James Dodd (1869-1916) Percy Brown 117ALTER JAMES DODD, pio-neer roentgenologist and amartyr to his specialty, was bornin London, Eng., in the year 1869,and came to this country as an im-migrant boy at the age of 15. Hewas early moved to follow thesea, but was induced by the col-lege authorities, impressed by hisability, to continue life here as anassistant in the chemical labora-tory of Harvar

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