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				<title>Graphic Clinical Chart for W.B. Dunn, 1905, regarding yellow fever in Panama Canal area</title> 
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					<title>Graphic Clinical Chart for W.B. Dunn, 1905, regarding yellow fever in Panama Canal area</title>
					<author>Osterhout, Paul, 1859-1944</author><date when="1905">August 13, 1905</date>
					<idno>Osterhout Family Papers, MS 355, Box 6 folder 20 item 1, Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University</idno><note type="Provenance">A majority of the papers were purchased by Rice University from Mrs. Ora Osterhout Wade in 1958 and a second group of records arrived in October 1962. The collection register of John P. Osterhout was added to the collection in October 1965 as a gift from Herbert Herrick Fletcher. And in November 1992, Harry Yeager donated the book History of the Roberts Family to add to the collection.</note><note type="Description">1 page medical chart for W.B. Dunn, written on the page is, &quot;First case of Yellow Fever in Bocas del Toro for the Season of 1905&quot;</note></bibl>
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         <p>GRAPHIC CLINICAL CHART, DESIGNED BY J. P. CROZER GRIFFITH, M.D.</p>
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               <add type="form" resp="author"> W B. Dunn</add>
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         </hi>  <hi rend="italics">Residence, </hi><hi rend="underline">
               <add type="form" resp="author">Bocas del Toro, Panama</add>
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         	<add type="form" resp="author">machinist U. F. Co. machine shops</add>
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               <add type="form" resp="author">yellow fever</add>
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               <add type="form" resp="author">Aug. 13, 1905, 9 a.m.</add>
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         <p> First case of <lb/>yellow fever in Bocas del Toro<lb/>for the season of 1905</p>
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