SUNY Upstate Medical University - Auricle Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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1 LAL- 1. 2. l li. xi., ,ll 3. QI' Hg . sf , EP'-' k Lf' ' n Us , 4- s '- U' L If in ug . W' 1 .N f ' ' ' K I- ' - se f ,L ,f . A I '- 1 , is A COMMON 18tl1CENTURY REMEDIES IN ENGLAND AND IRELAND BALDNESS Anomt the bald patches on the head with goose dung, and the hair will grow again HEAD COLD Pare very thinly the rind of an orange Roll it up inside out, and thrust a roll into each nostril The cold will disappear. JAUN DICE--To cure the jaundice, eat nine lice on a piece of bread and butter. WEN--To cure a wen, you should go to an execution, after the criminal is dead, but still hanging, one of his hands must be rubbed twice over the wen. Dr. L. Thomas Wolff, 5. Dr. Gaetano Visco Chairman 6. Dr. Bernard Bernstein Dr. Ernest H. Carhart Dr. Edward W. Mullin Dr. Robert B. Burtch 7. Dr. Robert Boska Dr. Murphy S. David 3, Dr. Philip Kaplan

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ON LEAD PolsoNlNc The first thmg I remember of this kind was a general discourse in Boston, when I was a boy, of a complaint from North Carolina against New England rum, that it polson'd their people, giving them the dry bellyach, with a loss of the use of their limbs We seldom drink ram water that falls on our houses, and if we did perhaps the small quantity of lead, descending from such paint, might not be sufficient to produce any sensible ull effect on our boldes But l have been told of a case whole family was afflicted with what we call the dry bellyach, or Collca Pncoto num, by drmkmg ram water 1786 '..'5Es c as -R fc-...eel . Z . W al fi -V ff. It W I , nina ,' ' To A nu I ' . I , Q . . c -1' 9 I I ' ' I . X-af f I is , in Europe, I forgot the place, where a I g Q I I 1 ' 1 fl if 2 , ,- I I 3 dag, li N a Ii I 1. Dr. Lytt I. Gardner 2. Dr. Richard Neu 3. Dr. Howard L. Weinberger '- Qfgitm ,.- 4. 5. u I , I ylqu--qv--Q.-1--v fa.. ,- Y. 4. Winner, 2nd Annual F.O. Look-alike Contest 5. Winner, lst Annual Sal Bando Look-alike Contest 90

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I. l ,-5.4 PSYCH lm RY 1+ i x Panel and the Insane Inspired by the death of a frlend who had become msane, ran away to the forest, and was eaten by wolves, a French physlclan named Phlllppe Panel t1755 18261 devoted hlmself to the study of mental diseases Until thus time, Insane patients were chalned, beaten and otherwise humiliated, sometimes ,peered by curlous outsiders who pand admission to see them and seldom vuslted by physicians Panel IS best remembered for unchalnmg the insane, and mstltuting such items as exercise and fresh aur rn the therapy for the msane Hrs 'Tralte medlcophllosophlque sur l'aIlena lon mentale ou Ia manle' IS considered a landmark In the treatment of mental disorders V 'y rla J.. l . .- I . . R - . ' W l K I 3 ,- . , . .,.. fl ,.ag,42J,Aa.- 'J 'S' T ,- - - 'Huff' ,- ., ei- ,f, zu..- f 'i,UQl'.1- , - ' - 'v he -, v - - Q 45 3 1: A W ef- l V -.,.f 4, vf ' , AU TJ : ,',- J t.,,fl fm, , J , , . -, - , la 5451-v. pa., , , ff 0 me ., f'-a j' g,fXfLe ' jf?-,'2,3i.,. 4 5- 6