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Last week Dr. Ferdinand R. Schemm, chief investigator at the Western Foundation for Clinical Research in Great Falls, Mont., learned that the National Heart Institute would grant $33,000 in the coming fiscal year to advance the work which has already made the Schemm treatment for dropsy world-famous...
More Water. Ferdinand Ripley Schemm, 50, son of a Michigan doctor, had set his heart on being a surgeon. But after three years of practice his hands were so injured by X rays that he had to make a fresh start. Back at the University of Michigan, he studied internal medicine while his wife got her M.A. and wrote her first novel, Fireweed...
...memoirs, etc. A minor tide which showed no signs of ebbing in 1938 was a wave of books about doctors. Recent best-selling examples: An American Doctor's Odyssey, The Horse and Buggy Doctor, The Citadel. A book called Dr. Norton's Wife, by Dr. Ferdinand Schemm's wife, Mildred Walker, appeared last week just in time to ring the big year...
...publication. Its publishers admitted that publicity of the investigation forced them to close up shop. Tatler, despite the fact that it has never made money, announced that it would continue publication. But in his presumptuous "grading" of debutantes in the January issue it was observed that Editor John C. Schemm dealt only with grades "A," "B," "C" and a list headed "And Also." Gone were the dreadful "D" and "EZ" classifications which were alleged to include names of young ladies whose parents had chosen not to become Tatler stockholders...
...Editor Schemm-Yes, if a man has for-bears who happen to have been a Governor or had achieved in a military way, that is all taken into consideration...