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To Johns Hopkins Hospital went Novelist Joseph Herqesheimer, 55, shrugged when asked if he thought anything serious was the matter with him: ''I am old. Nothing is going to make very much difference now.''
Chicago $18,983,354 Columbia 9,095,556 California 7,387,806 Johns Hopkins 7,387,049 Cornell 6,128,742 Pennsylvania 4,622,142 Princeton 4,236,692 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 3,635,683 Stanford 3,434,172 Radcliffe 1,358,963 Mount Holyoke 1,174,522
That prediction came true only two years ago when Dr. Harvey Brinton Stone of Johns Hopkins transplanted thyroid tissue from one patient to another. Theretofore all tissue transplants either invalided the patient or died after doing only temporary good. Dr. Stone succeeded because he first soaked the thyroid tissue in...
Typical earnings: Johns-Manville, thriving on a mounting volume of residential building construction, reported profits of $798,000 for the first six months of 1935 as against $173,000 in the 1934 half.
With such blunt negations, Justina Hamilton Hill, who for many years has studied the values of antiseptics submitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital, answered the public query of what antiseptic is best to use. Miss Hill's full analysis appeared in last week's American Medical Association Journal. Quieting...