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_Index_
Angle, Edward H., 295
Beyer, Dr. Henry Gustav, 275, 276
Black, G. V., 295
Blake, John B., 290, 291
Boyd, John C., 276
Carrel, Alexis, 291
Coleman, Laurence V., 290
Colton, Arthur, and Company, 278
Dagger, Benjamin M., 290
Dixon, William S., 276
Dodrill, Forest D., 290
Donner, Joseph, 277
Einthoven, Willem, 290
Emerson, John Haven, 285
Ferchl, Fritz, 285
Fischelis, Robert P., 287
Fleming, Sir Alexander, 290, 295
Flint, James Milton, 273
Garfield, James A., 272
Garrison, Fielding H., 277
Goode, G. Brown, 273
Gravatt, C. U., 276
Griffenhagen, George B., 290, 291
Hammond, William Alexander, 273
Henderson, Alfred R., 291
Henkel, Silon, 290
Hindle, Charles F., 290
Holt, L. Emmett, 276
Kells, Charles E., 295
Koett, Albert B., 287
LaWall, Charles H., 285
Lederle Laboratories, 290
Lewton, Frederick L., 277
Lilly, Eli, and Company, 283
Lindbergh, Charles A., 291
Long, Crawford W., 294
Marmion, R. A., 276
Mayer, Jo, 285
McMurtrie, Daniel, 276
Morton, Arthur O., 290
Morton, William, 294
Nagel, Oscar P., 295
Nelson, Robert J., 295
Parke, Davis & Company, 273
Physick, Philip Syng, 294
Roentgen, Wilhelm Konrad, 290, 294
Schieffelin and Company, 273
Sonnedecker, Glenn, 296
Squibb, E. R., and Sons, 285, 286
Tanner, Paul H., 295
Taylor, Frank A., 292
Thomas, George S., 287
Toner, Joseph Meredith, 271
Wallace Brothers, 273
Wetmore, Dr. Alexander, 287
White, C. H., 276
Whitebread, Charles, 277, 278, 281, 283, 285, 287
Wilson, Frank E., 290
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Transcriber's Note:
The following typographical erros have been corrected:
P. 277 'the basis of scientific, historical'--was 'the bases of
scientific, historical'
P. 287 'purely produced chemical elements'--was 'purely produced,
chemical elements'
P. 290 'string galvanometers (named'--was 'string galvanometer-
(named.'