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Title: Maryland medical journal
Year: 1918 (1910s)
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Subjects: Medicine Medicine
Publisher: (Baltimore, Md. : s.n.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
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nic and hemic reconstituent for such patients is Pepto-Man-gan (Glide), a bland, non-irritant and prompt-ly absorbable combination of the organic pep-tonates of iron and manganese. This efficientblood builder and reconstructive does not dis-turb digestion nor induce constipation, andis readily taken by patients of all ages. Building: Up After Pneumonia. Every physician recognizes that one of themost important things in the management ofa case of pneumonia is building up the patientafter the resolution of the inflammatory pro-cess. For this purpose Cord. Ext. 01. MorrhuaeComp. (Hagee) has been found of great de-pendable worth, owing to the certainty withwhich it charges the reduced tissues with thenecessary reconstructive elements. It is amost rational therapeutic procedure to put thepneumonia patient on Cord. Ext. Ol. Morr-huae Comp. (Hagee) for by so doing theperiod of convalescence is shortened and thepatient is restored to his normal vigor all the MARYLAND MEDICAL JOURNAL BALTIMORE
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FOR THE TREATMENT OF BONE DISEASES OF THE GRAVEST CHARACTER Druid Sanatorium BALTIMORE, MARYLAND INCLUDINGOSTEO-MYELITISPOTTS DISEASEHIP-JOINT DISEASEAND ALL OTHERTUBERCULAR BONEDEGENERATION A private sanatorium devoted to the treatment of bone diseases;including simple osteo-myelitis, and tubercular degeneration, regard-less of location, extent, or duration. Many of these cases have defiedboth medicine and surgery, failing to respond to drugs, to the knife,to skin grafting, or to bone implantation. In fact they have reachedthe limbo of the incurable, with a most hopeless future. It is just such cases we are successfully treating, and for theircomfort and care we have a most pleasantly located sanatorium,modern in every detail; it is located in the residential section ofBaltimore near the entrance to the world-famous Druid Hill Park Applications only entertained when placed through or recom-mended by the patients attending physician. It will be a pleasureto correspond with all who des

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