University Medical College - Scalpel Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Best Equipped, Most Thoroughly Up-to-date Hospital in The West 1 i l The University Hospital t . ,FISA Jim - YU I ilii 'fi ' 1 f.- f I I r V 31 .gQ:i3'Ji1' ,' fxliiij , is ,L Q, j lv Address all inquiries, Communi- cations, etc., to UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 1005 Campbell St. Kansas City, Mo.

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I T' UHIVGFSITY IVIed1ca1 College 909 911 and 913 East Tenth St Kansas City M0 CLINICAL FACILITIES UNSURPASSED LABORATORIES THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED THE HOME OF THE SCALPEL J M FRANKENBURGER NI D SECRETARY' R lr B ng ---- Kan Cty Mo OR JAMEQ E LOGAN M D LLD DEAN 1208 Wy ndotte Street, - K s Clty M

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lfl 4 r. Burnett'S rivate ome An Aristocratic Sanitariuni for Mental and Nervous Diseases, Drug and Alcohol llabits. Separate apartments for eachg 52 roomsg 13,320 square feet pol- ished floorsg 6 complete bathsg Electric Light Baths on each floor, Modern, Dr. Burnett's Preferred rMethod of Morphine Treatmentg other methods by request. Every Case Receives Dr. Burnett's Personal Attention. Scientific Equipments and Home Comforts. S. GROVER BURNETT A.M., M.D., Superintendent and Proprietor. Clinical Professor Nervous Dis- eases, University Medical Col- legeg formerly Assistant Super- intendent L. I. Home of New York for Mental and Nervous Diseases and Inebriates. REFERENCE BY PERMISSION-T. D. Crothers, M.D., Sup't Walnut Lodge Hospital for Opium and Alcoholic Inebriates, Hartford, Conn. 3 Graeme H. Hammond, M.D., Prof. Mental and Nervous Diseases, N. Y. Post-Graduate Medical Collegeg William J. Morton, Prof. Electro-Therapeutics and Mental and Nervous Diseases, N. Y. Post-Graduate Medical College g Frederick Peterson, M.D., Pro- fessor Psychiatry College Physicians and Surgeon, New York Cityg William L. Leszynsky, M.D., Neurologist to Demit Dispensary, New York. Address Rialto Building, 9th St. and Grand Ave., or 3100 Euclid Ave., Kansas City, Mo. step into the parlor. Who has not seen many such another? The air is close and for 3 pungent with the odor of drying stove pol- ish. The windows, which are on the north and west, are shut tight not allow- ng good ventilation. The dark, large flowered ingrain carpet has been swept QI' EL till there is not a particle of dust to be - seen. And the organ, who has not felt tl the very heart strings pulsate at the harsn o melodies that are laboriously pushed out of one of those old three decked affairs, highly carved, with a dozen small irregu- go lar shaped shelves arranged on it, and a cheap mirror in the center. On the va- M'll , rious -shelves are to be seen the pictures 1 of the family relations of recent date, East Qth mostly all bridal couples, in which the groom, dressed in conventional black, is Q 9 seated in a willow chair and his wife, dressed in white lawn and a trailing veil Caterer to fine Trade-Qui' motto reaching from the top of the beflowered hat not the Cheapest but the best' to the floor, stands stiff and erect with one hand on the groom's shoulder and the other grasping a fan. On each side of the