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" Such decadence has become so apparent that it should claim the serious attention of those of influence and power to in any degree lessen this evil ; and, "WHEREAS, Without a special effort to investigate, it must have been observed by the most indifferent... "
Transactions of the State Medical Society of Wisconsin, for the Year ... - Page 28
by State Medical Society of Wisconsin - 1902
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Transactions of the Medical Society of the State of West Virginia, Volumes 34-38

Medical Society of the State of West Virginia - Medicine - 1901 - 808 pages
...Without a special effort to investigate, it must have been observed by the most indifferent, with that flagrant violation of all sense of delicacy, the public...education of the masses ; be it, Resolved, By the West Virginia State Medical Association, that we respectfully recommend that a censorship over the...
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The Colorado Medical Journal, ...: And the Western Medical and ..., Volume 8

Medicine - 1902 - 608 pages
...KYGER RESOLUTIONS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION OF PERSONAL MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS. "In a paper read by Dr. JW Kyger before the Kansas...the Academy of Medicine of Kansas City, Mo., that we respectfully recommend that a censorship over the public press should be exercised to the end of correcting...
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The Cincinnati Lancet-clinic, Volume 87

Medicine - 1902 - 736 pages
...evil, and — WHEREAS, Without a special effort to invest,igate, it must have been observed by the molt indifferent with what flagrant violation of all sense...the Academy of Medicine of Kansas City, Mo., that we respectfully recommend that a censorship over the public press should be exercised to the end of correcting...
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The Medical Dial: A Monthly Record of Medicine & Surgery, Volume 4

1902 - 302 pages
...column of the paper set apart for such purposes under the name of "Personal Medical Advertisement," and referred to as "Guarantees," "Sure Relief," "Sure...the Academy of Medicine of Kansas City, Mo., that we respectfully recommend that a censorship over the public press should be exercised to the end of correcting...
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The St. Louis Medical Review, Volume 45

1902 - 474 pages
...referred to as 'Guarantees,' 'Sure Relief,' -'Sure Prevention,' etc., occupying in some Sundayeditions of reputable papers as much as two columns destined...most potent factor in the education of the masses; therefore, be it "Resolved, by the Academy of Medicine of Kansas City, Mo., that we respectfully recommend...
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The Medical Era: A Practical Medical Magazine, Volume 11, Issue 9

Solomon Claiborne Martin, Clarence Martin - Medicine - 1902 - 70 pages
...mentioned. RESOLUTIONS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION OF PERSONAL MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS. In a paper read by Dr. JW Kyger before the Kansas...Resolved, By the Academy of Medicine of Kansas City, Missouri, that we respectfully recommend that a censorship over the public press should be exercised...
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Transactions of the Colorado State Medical Society, Volume 32

Colorado State Medical Society - Medicine - 1902 - 468 pages
...importance to appoint a committee to draft resolutions expressing the feeling of the regular tredical profession in regard to the abatement of one of the...the Academy of Medicine of Kansas City, Mo., that we respectfully recommend that a censorship over the public press should be exercised to the end of correcting...
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Gaillard's Medical Journal and the American Medical Weekly, Volumes 76-77

Medicine - 1902 - 500 pages
...decreasing in its birth-rate, thereby threatening ultimate and complete decadence of the race, and Wliereas, Such decadence has become so apparent that it should...the Academy of Medicine of Kansas City, Mo., that we respectfully recommend that a censorship over the public press should be exercised to the end of correcting...
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Modern Medicine, Volume 11, Issue 6

John Harvey Kellogg - Bacteriology - 1902 - 38 pages
...reputable papers as much as two columns destined to fall into the hands of all classes, and — Wlitreas, We recognize the press as a most potent factor in...the Academy of Medicine of Kansas City, Mo., that we respectfully recommend that a censorship over the public press should be exercised to the end of correcting...
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