University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine - Scalpel Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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still shines as an example in the control of epizootics. Finally, his deep understanding of the needs in hospital administration is embodied in his statement dated May 4, 1909: Everyone coming to the hospital must be assured prompt, courteous and im- pressively able attention. Every animal brought to the hospital for treatment must be given a sympathetic and systematic examination, conducted with the utmost attainable thoroughness, and receive the best treatment known to veterinary science for the malady with which it is afflictedf' FRATERS Clyde I. Boyer, Jr. lVIartin NI. Kaplan Joshua Rosen Everett B. Miller VValter A. Hughes Karl Pcrsichetti Herbert J. Jenne Gordon R. Ellmers Glenn G. D. Gates

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LARGE ANIMAL MEDICINE A division of Veterinary Science that is of importance to all either directly or indirectly. It is through competent veterinary service that the livestock in- dustry of the nation has grown to its tremendous proportions. We now have healthier, more profitable, and better market types of animals as a result of work done by veterinarians in the fields of disease eradication, nutrition, sani- tation, and breeding. THE C0