Records. Supplement: Armenian Medical Association-Brown, G.C. (inclusive), 1904-1953.

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Records. Supplement: Armenian Medical Association-Brown, G.C. (inclusive), 1904-1953.

Correspondence, clippings, press releases, programs, pamphlets, and promotional material concerning the Armenian Medical Association, 1919; the Association of American Physicians, "the most exclusive scientific medical body in the world, with a limited membership [in 1953] of 200," 1925-1953; Battle Creek Sanitarium, a Michigan institution operated by John Harvey Kellogg, 1904-1931; and G.C. Brown, a New York City electrotherapy "specialist," c. 1910.

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