Records. Minnesota College of Physiological Therapeutics-Minton's Asthma Cure (inclusive), 1908-1961.

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Records. Minnesota College of Physiological Therapeutics-Minton's Asthma Cure (inclusive), 1908-1961.

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Correspondence, advertisements, articles, clippings, and promotional and supplementary materials regarding Minnesota College of Physiological Therapeutics, a medical school, 1908-1909; James Cabell Minor, who was sent an article on a patent medicine for syphilis under false pretenses, 1920; Minority of One, Inc., publisher of a liberal periodical somewhat critical of the AMA, 1960-1961; and Minton's Asthma Cure, 1910-1932.

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