Records. Meyer, Otto-Michigan State Medical Society, Journal of (inclusive), 1907-1958.

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Records. Meyer, Otto-Michigan State Medical Society, Journal of (inclusive), 1907-1958.

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Correspondence, advertisements, articles, clippings, and promotional and supplementary materials regarding Otto Meyer, a specialist in vein disorders, rheumatic diseases and "latent phlebitis," 1933-1958; Micajah's Uterine Wafers, a patent medicine for female disorders, 1907-1936; Michigan State Board of Health, 1913-1921; and the journal of the Michigan State Medical Society, 1913.

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