Scrapbook of John Wilson at Princeton, 1876-1883.

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Scrapbook of John Wilson at Princeton, 1876-1883.

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The scrapbook of college mementos was prepared by John Wilson, primarily while a student at Princeton College. It contains correspondence, grade reports, examination schedules, programs, invitations, president's reports, baseball score cards, newspaper clippings and other mementoes. There are also mementos from the Freehold Institute and Philips' Exeter Academy as well as letters addressed to Wilson while he was teaching at the Normal School in Indiana, Pennsylvania. The scrapbook also contains an abstract of J.H. Salisbury's work on defective alimentation as well as his pamphlet on digestive diseases and a card containing the Salisbury diet. Correspondents include Arthur Lalanne Kimball.

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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Phillips Exeter Academy

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Indiana University of Pennsylvania. University Printing

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Wilson, John, 1861-1899

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Pittsburg, Pa., attorney; son-in-law of University of Virginia professor John Barbee Minor. From the description of Scrapbook of John Wilson at Princeton, 1876-1883. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 52960602 ...

Kimball, Arthur L. (Arthur Lalanne), 1856-1922

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College of New Jersey (Princeton, N.J.)

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Salisbury, James Henry, 1823-1905

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Dr. James Henry Salisbury (1823-1905) of Cleveland, Ohio, graduated from Albany Medical College in 1850 and practiced as a specialist in chronic diseases in Cleveland and New York City. Salisbury contributed much to the field of medical research, publishing over seventy-five books and pamphlets. In partnership with his brother Charles Babcock Salisbury (1821-1888), Dr. Salisbury also conducted extensive research into ancient Indian mounds and rock-writing in Ohio. From the descriptio...