 | Anthony Deahl - Elkhart County (Ind.) - 1905 - 1062 pages
...Southern Michigan Homoeopathic Association and the American Institute of Homoeopathy. He is always interested in everything that tends to bring to man the key to that complex mystery which we call life, and it is well that he has a zealous attachment for his profession,... | |
 | Sherman B. Daboll, Dean W. Kelley - Clinton County (Mich.) - 1906 - 588 pages
...profession and the onward march of the medical fraternity and he is ever an interested student of all that tends to bring to man the key to the complex mystery which we call life. By investigation and reading he has continually promoted his knowledge and efficiency and his careful... | |
 | Samuel Gillespie, James E. Steele - Clay County (Iowa) - 1909 - 718 pages
...physicians of this part of the state and he remains a thorough and discriminating student of the profession, interested in everything that tends to bring to man...the key to the complex mystery which we call life. On the 1st of September, 1892, Dr. Durant w^as married in Cherokee, Iowa, to Miss VeNetta Fee, who... | |
 | Augustus Waldo Drury - Dayton (Ohio) - 1909 - 1094 pages
...study of clinical microscopy and pathology, and he has always been a close student of the profession, interested in everything that tends to bring to man the key to the complex mystery which \ve call life. He belongs to the Montgomery County Medical Society, the Ohio Medical Society and the... | |
 | Abraham J. Baughman - Huron County (Ohio) - 1909 - 590 pages
...Medical Society, of which he is the secretary, and with the Ohio State Medical Society. Anything which tends to bring to man the key to the complex mystery which we call life is of interest to him. and his ability and devotion to his professional work have long been recognized... | |
 | William Orson Payne - Story County (Iowa) - 1911 - 528 pages
...profession and is continuously promoting his knowledge through reading and investigation. Anything that tends to bring to man the key to the complex mystery which we call life is of interest to him and he performs all professional service with a sense of conscientious obligation... | |
 | Joseph Gaston - Portland (Or.) - 1911 - 842 pages
...been president. He is likewise a member of the American Institute of Homeopathy and everything which tends to bring to man the key to the complex mystery which we call life awakens his attention and receives his earnest consideration. He has never allowed his professional... | |
 | Charles Frederic Goss - Cincinnati (Ohio) - 1912 - 1024 pages
...with the advanced thought and work of the profession and at all times is interested in anything which tends to bring to man the key to the complex mystery which we call life. He is kindly in his opinions regarding fellow practitioners, is faithful in his performance of all... | |
 | Joseph Gaston - Oregon - 1912 - 1078 pages
...Society and the American Medical Association and of the first named is the vice president. Anything which tends to bring to man the key to the complex mystery which we. call life is of interest to him and his reading and investigation have brought him comprehensive knowledge of... | |
 | Joseph Gaston - Oregon - 1912 - 1074 pages
...student of the profession in all of its various phases and was deeply interested in anything that tended to bring to man the key to the complex mystery which we call life. He was born in Lunenburg, Ontario, Canada, September 30, 1850. the son of Henry Calvin and Ann Eliza... | |
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He is patient under adverse criticism, is deeply interested in all that tends to bring to man the key to the complex mystery which we call life... 
