Scientific American Supplement (36:915), page 14626, in complete issue. Article with 3 illustrations also includes image of the skeletons of man and horse. Hansen database #3671.
Puck (2:46), front cover. J. Keppler, four men are on the cow-catcher as railroad train passes over a bridge. Only color overlay seems to be grey. Additional text page 2. Hansen database #149.
Judge (19:484), page 282, in bound volume. In a column of short jokes: "Two pictures in the World of bacilli before taking and after taking lymph show, as far as we can discern, that the lymph is a powerful destroyer; but one suspects that the original intention of the artist was to show up the proud condition and the subsequent wreck of the barge of Cleopatra." Hansen database #2074.
Illustrated American (3:23), page 6-9, in complete issue. Four-page article with four great photographs of the New York Pasteur Institute. This is a very early set of photographs as prior magazine images had been engravings, includes unusual photograph of a lab worker dissecting the brain of a rabid dog. Hansen database #4320
Harper's Weekly (28:1435), page 392. Four drawings. Upper left round cage for inoculated dogs; to the right, dog with anesthetic cone awaiting inoculation; middle panel has five dogs and a rabbit in "The Last Stages," also "Will Die Tomorrow"; lowest panel "M. Pasteur in His Laboratory" shows Pasteur standing between two rows of animal cages on benches, facing left with notebook in hand. Copy 1. Hansen database #125.
Harper's Weekly (28:1435), page 392. Four drawings. Upper left round cage for inoculated dogs; to the right, dog with anesthetic cone awaiting inoculation; middle panel has five dogs and a rabbit in "The Last Stages," also "Will Die Tomorrow"; lowest panel "M. Pasteur in His Laboratory" shows Pasteur standing between two rows of animal cages on benches, facing left with notebook in hand. Un-tinted. Copy 2. Hansen database #146.
Daily Graphic (New York) (23:2293), front cover of complete issue. Vertically split image of Bergh crying over bullfight on the left, but on the right sternly evicting a poor working man (shoemaker) with wife and child from building owned by his Society. Artist not named, drawing signed only "C." Page 243 picture, news style, is of "the sham bull fight "of prior week. Editorial on page 240 makes clear that's what Bergh protested. Hansen database #3566.
A young soldier tells his fellow soldiers he can tell if a woman has syphilis by looking at her. An army doctor is called into the barracks to disabuse him
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Title from item., Date from item., In lower margin: U. S. Government Printing Office ; 1943-O-521841., and This electronic record is derived from historic data and may not reflect our current information. Review and updating of records is ongoing.
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