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December 28, 1918 issue

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This article presents several books. One inclined to choose or advise medicine for a life task will find ample data and sound counsel to guide him to a decision in "Medicine as a Profession," by D. W. Weaver and E. W. Weaver. No attempt is made to hide the fact that the preparation for medicine is long and costly and the reward slow in coming and rarely adequate. "Healthful Schools" is a digest of the most available American opinion on que$ions of school hygiene, physical training, and school feeding. Mooted points involved in some of its chapters are suggested rather than definitely discussed.

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MEDICINE As a Profession (Book); HEALTHFUL Schools (Book); WEAVER, D. W.; WEAVER, E. W.; SCHOOL hygiene; HYGIENE; BOOKS & reading
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