Dr. Fred B. Messing photograph albums, [graphic], circa 1890-1925.

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Dr. Fred B. Messing photograph albums, [graphic], circa 1890-1925.

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3 tintypes, 11 cyanotypes and 1423 black and white photographs in 2 albums, ca. 1890-1925, regarding the life and career of Dr. Fred B. Messing. Many images are of men's and women's sports teams and YMCA activities, especially in Rochester, New York and West End, Toronto.

.29 cubic feet (1 album)

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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Oregon Social Hygiene Society

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The Oregon Social Hygiene Society was established in 1911 to limit the spread of sexually transmitted diseases and to combat social vices by the means - sanitary, administrative, educative and moral - which would be most effective. Committees included: public education, school cooperation, publication, social hygiene, exhibits, social evil, legislation, and quackery. The society held exhibits and lectures, distributed pamphlets to educate the public about dangers of social diseases, benefits of ...

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