WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY School of Hygiene and Public Health SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ONLY MEDICAL SCHOOL IN THE CITY OF CLEVELAND Admits only college students and seniors in absentia. Excellent laboratories and facilities for research and advanced work. Large clinical material. Sole medical control of Lakeside, City, Charity and Maternity Hospitals and Babies' Dispensary. Clinical Clerk Services with individual instruction. Wide choice of hospital appointments for all graduates. ¶ Fifth optional year leading to A.M. in Medicine. ¶ Vacation courses facilitating transfer of advanced students. Session opens Oct. 2, 1919; closes June 17, 1920 Tuition, $150.00. For catalogue, information and application blanks, address [OF The Johns Hopkins University The second academic session will begin September 30, 1919. Opportunities for instruction and investigation will be offered in Bacteriology, Immunology and Serology, Protozoology and Medical Zoology, Epidemiology, Biometry and Vital Statistics, Sanitary Engineering, Physiology as applied to hygiene, including the principles of industrial and educational hygiene, Chemistry as applied to hygiene including the analysis of foods and the principles of nutrition, Social and Mental Hygiene, etc. The courses in these subjects are organized upon a trimestral basis and students may enter the School as candidates for a degree or as special students at the beginning of any trimester, fall, winter or spring. Men and women students are admitted on the same terms. For regularly matriculated students courses are arranged leading to the degree of Doctor of Public Health, Doctor of Science in Hygiene and Bachelor of Science in Hygiene. The details in regard to the requirements for matriculation in these courses are described in the catalogue of the School which will be forwarded upon application. A certificate in Public Health may be awarded to qualified persons after one year of resident study. Persons desiring to take one or more courses not as applicants for a degree may enter as special students on approval of the Faculty. For further information address the Director of the School of Hygiene and Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, 310-312 West Monument Street, THE REGISTRAR, 1353 East 9th St., Cleveland Baltimore, Maryland. Syracuse University College of Medicine Entrance Two years of a recognized course in arts or in science in a registered college or Requirements School of Science, which must include Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and French or German. Six and seven years' combination courses are offered. The First Two The Third Year The Fourth Year Course is clinical. Students spend the entire forenoon throughout the year as clinical clerks in hospitals under careful supervision. The clinical clerk takes the history, makes the physical examination and the laboratory examinations, arrives at a diagnosis which he must defend, outlines the treatment under his instructor and observes and records the result. In case of operation or of autopsy he follows the specimen and identifies its pathological nature. Two general hospitals, one of which is owned and controlled by the University, one special hospital and the municipal hospitals and laboratories are open to our students. The afternoons are spent in the College Dispensary and in clinical work in medical and surgical specialties and in conferences. Summer School-A summer course in pathology covering a period of six weeks during June and July will be given in case there is a sufficient number of applicants. Address the Secretary of the College, 307 Orange Street THE LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL BROOKLYN-NEW YORK Sixty-first Annual Session begins September 22, 1919 The medical college requires two years of study in a college of liberal arts or sciences for admission. See specifications for Class A Medical Colleges by the Council on Medical Education, A.M.A.; also those for a Medical Student's Qualifying Certificate by the University of the State of New York. Conditioned Students not admitted For particulars address THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Henry and Amity Streets THE BROOKS' INDUCTOMETER In the Brooks' Inductometer is offered a compact form of variable inductance, with a self inductance range of 5 to 50 millihenrys, possessing the following advantages: 1. A fair degree of astaticism, which tends to eliminate errors due to stray field effects. 2. It is less expensive and at the same time fully as accurate as the AyrtonPerry instrument. 3. 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