In the deposition displayed here, S. D. Townsend, who was present at the initial demonstration on October 16, describes the first capital operation--a leg amputation--performed on November 24 and discusses the substitution of a sponge for the inhaler.
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This Award has been established to recognize individuals at Harvard Medical School/Harvard School of Dental Medicine who have made significant achievements in moving the School toward being a diverse and inclusive community.]]>
Image No. 00137.394. Box S054.28, [Alice Hamilton at age 50]
Date: 1919.
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Front row: Ladislas Dolores Wojcik; Doris Ruth Rubin; Ellen Ann Schwartz; Martha Joan Kern Caires; and Marjorie Jane Kirk.
Second row: JoAnn Tanner; Shirley Marilyn Gallup; Edith Louise Stone; Marcia Laura Gordon; Dora Benedict; Raquel Eidelman; and Idolene Hegeman. ]]>
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On October 11, 1928, the marble parapet wall at the end of the Medical School's quadrangle facing the Tugo Circle was dedicated to all four casualties of the air raid.
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