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"Wales and its Medical School," from The Lancet, October 31, 1925, p. 925. Article refers to the controversy regarding the government of the Welsh National School of Medicine.

Advertisement for "The Life of Sir William Osler," by Harvey Cushing, from "The Spectator."

Advertisement for "The Life of Sir William Osler," by Harvey Cushing, from "The Times."

"Book of the Day. William Osler. Physician and Scientist." Review article for Cushing's, "The Life of Sir William Osler," from "The Times."

"Memo for Osler Tribute List." Refers to Osler's seventieth birthday.

Reproduction of the menu of a dinner given by Osler to the American Physiological Society on December 27, 1894. [See CUS417/42.2]

Drawing. Ms. notes on verso says, "Return to Mrs. Arthur Johnson."

Pamphlet: "The Bodleian Quarterly Record," Vol. II, No. 22, 2nd Quarter 1919. Printed for the Bodleian Library by Frederick Hall, July 28, 1919.

"The Medical Department in the Lines of Communication, A.E.F.," by Francis A. Winter. Address delivered at the annual meeting of the Faculty, April 23, 1919. Reprinted from the Bulletin of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland, Vol. XI, No. 8, May 1919. Osler is mentioned on p. 171.

Pamphlet: "American University Union in Europe," January 1920, Peace Series No. I. Osler is mentioned on p. 24.

Pamphlet: "University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire...Annual Report of the Council to the Court of Governors (October 1, 1915 to September 30, 1916)" Osler's name appears on p. 5 as an appointee to serve on the Royal Commission to inquire into the organization and work of the University of Wales and its three constituent colleges.

Advertisement for the Save the Children Fund.

Pamphlet: "Annual Report of the Council to the Court of Governors (October 1, 1917 to September 30, 1918) Osler is mentioned on pp. 15-18 concerning his involvement in establishing a Professorship of Preventative Medicine in connection with the University of South Wales and Monmouthshire.

Letter to the Editor of the New York Herald, "What is the Duty of a Physician? To Improve War or Advance Peace?" by A.A. Warden. In it, Warden mentions Osler's address, "The Old Humanities and the New Science."