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HENRY HARRINGTON JANEWAY, A.B., M.D. Professor Janeway was born in New Brunswick, N. J., Marcli 19. 1873 and died at his home in Riverdale-on-Hudson, February 1, 1921. His early education was in the Rutgers Preparatory School and he graduated from Rutgers College in 1889, with the degree of A.B. A post-graduate course was taken under Professor Chittenden in Shef- field School, Yale University. This was followed by a four years ' course in the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, after which (in 1898,1 he entered Roosevelt Hospital in the surgical division under Charles McBurney. He further studied in the clinics of Roosevelt, Skin and Cancer, and Lying-in Hospitals. His first five years were given to general practice in New Brunswick, N. J., but in 1907 he became associated with his father-in-law, Dr. L. C. Bulkley, in his dermatological practice in this city. He remained with him for two years, during which time he made extensive investigations into skin and cancer pathology and contributed several articles to the litera- ture upon this subject. But as time progressed his scientific mind went beyond the ordinary routine of medical and surgical practice and he became interested in experimental thoracic surgery and by the con- struction of a large Sauerbruck (negative pressure) cabinet he rev- olutionized this previously unexplored science. The making of this cab- inet to its minutest detail was an example of his painstaking scientific originality. In 1909 he was appointed chief of the Laboratory for Experimental Research of the College of Physicians and Surgeons. His investigations in blood-pressure and shock and in oesophageal and gas- tric surgery remain as monuments to his greatness. In 1914 he was appointed Attending Surgeon and Chief of the Radium Department of the Memorial Hospital, New York City, where he developed and advanced the use of radium as a therapeutic agent in cancer. His patience and perseverance soon produced results which today prove that radio-therapy in combination with conservation surgery is the treat- ment of choice in neoplasms. The technique of radium application as developed by him in his clinic has now been adopted as the standard. The scope of his activities was boundless. During the fifteen years from 1906 to 1920, he published no less than forty-four original contributions, covering the domains of cancer, experimental surgery, and physiology. His operation of gastrostomy is classical. His text-book on physiology for dental students is standard. Professor Janeway ' s pioneer work, his unselfishness and his opti mism made his clinic the mecca for radium thought and research. His example inspired his fellow workers and their endeavors will always reflect his originality. In 1913 he was appointed to the Chair of Physi- ology and Bacteriology in the College of Dental and Oral Surgery of New York. Doctor Janeway ' s life was a many-sided one. Fond of all out-door sports since a boy, he was never satisfied unless he excelled in every form of play. He ranked high as a tennis player, being a member of the West Side and Riverdale Tennis Clubs. He was very fond of golf, his membership being that of St. Andrews Golf Club. But, perhaps, his favorite pastime was ice-skating, in which he indulged out-doors or in a rink whenever opportunity from his work afforded. Always apprecia- tive of a joke, eager to enter into any form of fun, he was a man in whose company men loved to be. Doctor Janeway held a notably high place in the esteem of the students, and by his conscientious instructions endeared himself to them. They realize the loss of such a personality and feel that he will never be replaced. There was not a man in the college who did not like and admire him. They all realized lie was not only a most capable physician but one of the men it had been their privilege to know. The dental college has suffered a very severe loss in his death and his unselfish devotion to his work was exemplary. What was so fittingly said at the funeral services of his life and character, the College knew by experi- ence. Honesty, fairness and love for his fellow men were keynotes in his character. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Bulkley Janeway (whom he married in 1901), and by five children: Jacob Jones, Katharine Melleck, Elizabeth B.. Eliza Ann and Julia B. Janewav. 17
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PROSTHETIC DEPARTMENT Harold Mortimer Throop, D.D.S., Superintendent Frank S. Barons, D.D.S. Earl B. Hoyt, D.D.S. Joseph George Albert, D.D.S. Isidore Rosenberg, D.D.S. Walter A. Nolander. A.B. Irving J. Goldfarb. D.D.S. Drahomir George Ursini. D.D.S. Rudolph L. Thieme, D.D.S. William Steinberg. D.D.S. John Watz 16
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