Word: neurologist
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...different plane is the serious attempt of St. Mark's-in-the-Bouwerie, an old downtown church in New York, to establish a scientific " body-and-soul " clinic. It is under the auspices of the National Association for the Advancement of Scientific Healing, with Dr. Edward S. Cowles, neurologist, at its head, assisted by six physicians, and a corps of ministers, nurses and social workers. The medical men control all treatments. Where spiritual guidance is needed, clergymen are called to assist. Rev. William Norman Guthrie and Rev. Edward Cosbey, rectors of the church, are actively identified with the movement...
...None is profound or disturbing, keeping the level of a quiet humor. The critics. The New York Times: " It is as if Mr. Tarkington kept a day book of observations-drawn from a very nice neighborhood." Robert Cortes Holiday: "Mr. Tarkington seems to present himself as a rather playful neurologist. Something like a scientific interest may be discerned running through the collection." The Author. Booth Tarkington is one of the first representatives of the Hoosier school of fiction. His books rarely stray from scenes in the Middle West. His important books are: Monsieur Beaucaire, The Turmoil, Seventeen, The Gentleman from...
...Crozier was one of the division from the Western Reserve Medical School which sailed in December, the first American university unit. This division was under Dr. G. W. Crile, and included six surgeon, a neurologist, a medical officer, two trained anaesthesists, two operating-room nurses, and Mr. Crozier, who went in the interests of anaesthetic research...