Weekly Medical Review
Weekly Medical Review
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The medical profession of St. Louis has not forgotten that it is under great obligation to one man, an occupant of a public office, for service rendered. For years the physi- cians of St. Louis endeavored to secure a just recognition from the ruling*powers but with- out avail. They occupied the anomalous posi- tion of having their sanitary department un- der the control of a layman. After each change of administration an effort was made to secure right and justice, but invariably the result was... nil. In may 1887, the profession felt that its opportunity had arrived.
The city was fortunate in the possession of a chief executive officer, who while being full of push, energy, brains and character, was withall a thoughtful, cultivated student of ai- fairs, and ready to decide a question upon its merits without reference to the wishes of cliques of demagogues and ward bummers.
At the period above mentioned the time had arrived for the making of city appointments, David R. Francis had been mayor two years and had conducted himself so well in his Digitized by Google 878 THE WKKKLT MEDICAL REVIEW.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The medical profession of St. Louis has not forgotten that it is under great obligation to one man, an occupant of a public office, for service rendered. For years the physi- cians of St. Louis endeavored to secure a just recognition from the ruling*powers but with- out avail. They occupied the anomalous posi- tion of having their sanitary department un- der the control of a layman. After each change of administration an effort was made to secure right and justice, but invariably the result was... nil. In may 1887, the profession felt that its opportunity had arrived.
The city was fortunate in the possession of a chief executive officer, who while being full of push, energy, brains and character, was withall a thoughtful, cultivated student of ai- fairs, and ready to decide a question upon its merits without reference to the wishes of cliques of demagogues and ward bummers.
At the period above mentioned the time had arrived for the making of city appointments, David R. Francis had been mayor two years and had conducted himself so well in his Digitized by Google 878 THE WKKKLT MEDICAL REVIEW.
What to read after Weekly Medical Review?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Medical Press And Library Association, St. Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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