The State Historical Society of Missouri--Medicine--COLLECTION DESCRIPTIONS

Medicine Collection Descriptions

	Papers and records of physicians, dentists, pharmacists and other medical practitioners; institutional records; records of professional and advocacy organizations; and general material concerning health and medical care. Researchers may also want to consider the medical related holdings of the Western Historical Manuscript Collections in Kansas City, Rolla, and St. Louis.
Boone County Hospital, 1921. From collection C3824 folder 1.	Back to the Subject Guide

A.B. Hirsch Drug Store, Boonville, Missouri, Records, 1904-1963, n.d., (C4032)
3.4 linear feet
The collection contains a sampling of prescription records from the A.B. Hirsch Drug Store, Boonville, Missouri. Also included are papers pertaining to Vico Salve, which was developed and sold by Hirsch.

Adams, O.G.W., Patent Medicine Circular, 1895, (C2574)
1 folder(s)
Printed advertisement for a mail-order medicine. Adams bills himself as a "chronic disease specialist."

Ainsworth, James, Ledger, 1834-1837, (C2481)
1 volume(s)
A ledger, possibly that of a physician, showing name, date, debit and credit.

Allee, William S., Papers, (WUNP4948)
1.25 linear feet
INVENTORY. Medical accounts, ca. 1885-1916, of a Miller County, MO physician. Includes a composite photograph of 1915 Missouri State Senate.

ANATOMICAL RECORD Papers, 1908-1913, (C0913)
1 folder(s)
ANATOMICAL RECORD, published under auspices and support of Wistar Institute. Minutes of meetings with decisions on policies to be followed by RECORD editor; letter to Horace Jayne advising him of vote of thanks extended by editorial board for establishing RECORD and regretting his withdrawal; minutes of meeting held by editors; various journals published by Institute.

Anderson, Isadore, Notebook, 1910-1911, (C0961)
1 folder(s)
Notebook of Isadore Anderson of Kansas City, MO, recording treatment given his various patients.

Anderson, Isadore, Papers, (WUNP6194)
1 linear foot
Notebooks and diagrams of a medical student at the University of Missouri, 1900s. Includes medical articles and publications by various authors and Anderson's prescription notes and card file when he was a physician in Kansas City, Missouri.

Bain, Katherine (1897- ), Papers, 1920-1976, (C3706)
0.8 linear feet
Papers of a prominent Missouri pediatrician, 1927-1940; administrator, U.S. Children's Bureau, 1940-1972; member of U.S. delegation to the executive board, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) , 1957-1973. Material on maternal and child health care in the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, 1956-1970; and information on U.S. contribution to UNICEF.

Baker, J.H.P. ( -1913), Civil War Diary, 1864-1865, (C1449)
1 folder(s)
Baker, a doctor with General Shelby, was in charge of a Texas Confederate hospital. Diary, October 16, 1864-June 17, 1865, discusses the war in Missouri, Price's retreat, the Southern cause, Lee, Johnston, Beauregard, Price, Shelby, Sherman, guerrillas, Lee's surrender, Lincoln's assassination, and Johnson's inauguration.

Banta, Parke M., Papers, 1918-1970, (C3844)
1.2 linear feet
Papers of a Republican U.S. Representative from Missouri, 1947-1949, and general counsel for the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1953-1961. The papers consist of correspondence, subject files, and miscellaneous materials.

Bard Drug Store Prescription Book, 1867, (C0580)
1 folder(s)
Records of the W.E. Bard Drug Store in Sedalia, MO.

Bennett, James H. ( -1850), Book, 1820-1825, (C2149)
1 volume(s)
Book contains notes from medical lectures at Transylvania College, Lexington, KY, November 1822-January 1823; constitution, minutes, and membership list of the Richmond [Kentucky] Philosophical Society. October 1820-January 1821; and medical accounts, records of house calls and prescriptions in Columbia and Boone County area, July 1823-December 1825.

Blackwell, John A. (1834- ), Papers, 1852-1940, (C3732)
2.3 linear feet
Contains the correspondence, diaries, writings, Civil War papers, and medical practice records of a doctor from Bedford, IN, who later lived in Foristell and Wellsville, MO. Also included are family letters, Woman's Christian Temperance Union records, and a history of the Clover family.

Blount Family, Papers, 1861-1947, (C0047)
4 linear feet
15 volume(s)
Family correspondence and legal and financial records. Business papers recording farming, mining, and mercantile activities in southeast Missouri, particularly Potosi and Washington County. Medical notebooks.

Blumhardt, The Reverend, Notebook, 1844, (C1455)
1 folder(s)
Account, in German, of the illness of Gottliebin Ditus, dictated to the Reverend W.F. Bek by Blumhardt, a noted faith-cure advocate.

Boone County Medical Society Records, 1902-1953, (C2475)
3 volume(s)
Vol. 1 Minutes of meetings, June 28, 1902- December 21, 1921; lists of members, 1902-1922. Vol. 2 Minutes of meetings, February 1, 1922-December 2, 1947; lists of members, 1934-1940, 1946. Vol. 3 Minutes of meetings, January 6, 1948-December 15, 1953; lists of members, 1948-1949, 1953.

Bowen Institute of Pharmacy, Brunswick, Missouri, Extension Course Lessons, (C3842)
7 folder(s)
Extension course lessons in botany, chemistry, medicine, and pharmacology through the Bowen Institute of Pharmacy. Dr. Cyrus W. Bowen began the pharmacy school in 1910.

Bowers, J.J., Papers, 1850s, (C3937)
1 folder(s)
Papers of J.J. Bowers, a medical doctor who practiced in the 1850s. The papers consist of one small notebook in which Bowers recorded travel accounts and patient records.

Brady, Thomas A. (1902-1964), Papers, 1910-1959, (C0033)
10 linear feet
Papers of University of Missouri vice-president re-establishment of a four-year medical school, Missouri School of Mines, and other University and educational matters.

Brandt, Henry F. (1799-1871), Account Book, 1859-1860 (C0266)
1 folder(s)
Account book apparently of Henry F. Brandt, physician in Warren County, MO. Lists sales of medications with patients' names; also sold medicine for animals. Brandt was born in Germany and was one of the pioneer settlers of Warren County. Many of his patients were also apparently German immigrants.

Bronaugh, James Henderson, Books, 1868-1914, (C1377)
17 volume(s)
Journals and day books of a Calhoun, MO, doctor. No volume for 1872.

Brown Drug Store, Hannibal, Missouri, Prescription Book, 1858-1860, (C0579)
1 volume(s)
Prescriptions, as received from doctors, filled by J.B. Brown and Company, Hannibal, MO.

Brown, B.D., Account Book, 1882-1885, (C0265)
1 folders
Account of sales of medicine, drugs, whiskey, tobacco, candy, and sundries of a physician and surgeon from Shamrock, Callaway County, Missouri.

Burnham, W.H., Class Notes, 1861, (C0641)
2 folder(s)
Notes of lectures on anatomy and physiology by Professor Norwood and on international and constitutional law, taken at the University of Missouri by W.H. Burnham of Clarksville, Pike County, MO.

Cady, Lee D. (1896-1987), Papers, 1937-1941, (C2892)
0.8 linear feet
Cady's correspondence with doctors, legislators, and businessmen in Missouri, and state health officers of other states; copies of premarital examination and prenatal blood test bills; and various promotional publications and magazine and newspaper clippings regarding premarital examination and prenatal blood test bills.

Chandler, Charles Quarles (1826- ), Letter, 1847, (C0660)
1 folder(s)
To Charles Quarles, Mechanicsville, VA, from Philadelphia, PA, Jan. 9, 1847. Discusses recent and forthcoming medical books.

Cockrell, Ethlyn (1876- ), Papers, 1907-1960, (C3419)
0.2 linear feet
Papers of a Missouri schoolteacher, World War I Army nurse, and Red Cross public health nurse. Includes material on the American Red Cross. Photographs and scrapbook located in the State Historical Society Editorial Office.

Connaway, John Waldo (1859-1947), Papers, 1878-1944, (C0052)
2.2 linear feet
The papers of John W. Connaway contain personal and professional correspondence, research notes and writings, and brief personal material regarding his family. Connaway was Professor of Veterinary Science and Comparative Medicine at the University of Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station from 1888 to 1947 where he made significant findings in controlling Texas fever, hog cholera, brucellosis or Bang's disease, and other livestock disorders.

Cutts, J.M., Letters, 1846, (C2120)
1 folder(s)
To John C. Payne, Esq., Haskinsville, Green County, KY, from Wash., July 12, 1846. Cutt's house guest, Anna Payne, was seriously ill and he informed her father that all possible medical treatment and care were being provided, but her condition was not improving.

Davison, Alexander Caldwell, Account Book, 1870-1887, (C1097)
1 volume(s)
Record of personal expenses and business transactions of a Jefferson City, MO, doctor, 1870-1879. Also letters to his brother Willie, 1881-1887.

Downing, Thomas Jefferson (1851- ), Papers, 1918-1925, (C0662)
1 folder(s)
Two medical papers written by a doctor from New London, MO: One, "A Possible Factor of Degeneracy," was published in the NEW YORK MEDICAL JOURNAL, July 20, 1918; the other, "A Pope as Physician," was printed in the MEDICAL JOURNAL AND RECORD, December 16, 1925.

Dubansky, Betty Ann, Papers, (WUNP5326)
2.75 linear feet
INVENTORY. Personal and professional papers of a social work educator. Materials concern the physically handicapped; primarily the White House Conference on Handicapped Individuals, 1977.

Evans, Maria L., Papers, (WUNP5831)
Noteservice notes and student synopses of lectures of first and second year courses at the University of Missouri School of Medicine. Courses include anatomy, microbiology, pathology, pharmacology, and others, 1986-1988.

Evans, W.A., Letter, 1929, (C2761)
1 folder(s)
To [J.C.] Bay, from Chicago, IL, Jan. 1, 1929. Letter concerning John Wesley Monette (1803-1851), a New Orleans physician.

Feldmann, John, Account Book, 1863-1871 (C0268)
1 folder(s)
Accounts of a physician of Hermann, Missouri, partly in German. Lists medical services such as extractions, lancing of abscesses, vaccinations, etc. Bills were paid in such commodities as cigars, wine, sugar, and potatoes.

Fountain of Health, Harris Springs, Missouri, Advertisement, 1886, (C2880)
1 folder(s)
Advertisement of a health spa.

Gaines, James A., Papers, 1842-1876, (C0425)
MICROFILM
3 folder(s)
Letters to Lou Bell and Jennie Bell Gaines from relatives and Confederate prisoner at Johnson's Island, OH, describing St. Louis, freed Negroes, and cholera epidemic; U.S. ARMY ARGUS-EXTRA with Price-Fremont letters on exchange of prisoners and protection of civilians; biography of Mortimer Gaines. Film has over 300 receipts of Dr. Gaines, 1850s and 1860s.

Guthrie, Charles Claude, Sr. (1880-1963), Scientific Papers, 1898-1970, (C3108)
23 linear feet
87 volume(s)
Correspondence, research notes, manuscripts, family history, reprints, books, and microscope slides of a physician, professor of physiology, inventor, and pioneer researcher in the field of vascular surgery with Alexis Carrel.

Hamilton, Mrs. Henry W., Collection, 1885-1897, (C2810)
2 folder(s)
Pamphlets, brochures, and letters advertising organs, sewing machines, pills, electric belts, and various items of medical quackery. Items are primarily from the Pulvermacher Galvanic Company, the German Electric Agency, World's Dispensary Medical Association, and the Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.

Harper, H.W., Chemists' and Druggists' Diary, 1876, (SUNP1080)
1 volume(s)
Notations on weather, social life and business, Boonville, MO.

Henson, Lafayette (1858-1919), Papers, 1876-1938 (C0114)
0.3 linear feet
Correspondence and other papers of a physician of Galena, Missouri, who graduated from the Missouri Medical College, St. Louis, in 1882. Class notes taken while a student at Missouri Medical College. Account book containing bills for medical attendance.

Hospice of Jefferson City and Mid-Missouri, Records, 1983-1995, (WUNP5732)
8 linear feet
INVENTORY. Administrative and financial records of the organization, 1983-1995.

J.N. Rupe and Sons, Edgerton, Missouri, Account Book, 1887-1903, (C2474)
1 volume(s)
Rupe was a general store owner and physician; both types of accounts are entered in the book.

John H. Walters Hospice of Central Missouri, Records, 1975-1990, (C3926)
2.5 linear feet
Records of the John H. Walters Hospice of Central Missouri. The collection consists of correspondence, financial and administrative records, committee reports, minutes, meeting agendas, memos, personnel records, organization and dissolution records, and miscellaneous.

Johnson, Charles Montgomery ( -1910), Record Books, 1855-1905, (C0271)
MICROFILM
Collection of twelve daybooks, 1855-1900, and twelve ledger books, 1865-1905, which give a daily record of visits made and fees charged by Dr. Charles M. Johnson and other doctors who practiced with him in St. Charles, MO.

Kenny, Thomas H., Papers, (WUNP5700)
0.2 linear feet
INVENTORY. Addition of historical article, collection of health and nutrition information, and compilation of information about Kenny's art works and exhibits.

Kinyoun, John H. (1825-1903), Account Books, 1859-1898, (C3863)
8 folder(s)
Six ledgers, cash book and miscellaneous bills, receipts, certificates and advertisements of Dr. John Hendricks Kinyoun from Centerview, Johnson County, MO.

Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery, "Notes on the JOURNAL OF OSTEOPATHY, 1894-1964," 1964, (C2177)
1 folder(s)
History and purpose of the JOURNAL OF OSTEOPATHY.

Lafayette County Medical Association Book, 1879-1903, (C0860)
1 folder(s)
Minutes, register of doctors, accounts, copy of medical fee bill, and photograph. Association was located in Higginsville, MO.

Lenoir-Nifong Family, Papers, 1813-1955, (C3656)
1.6 linear feet
Papers of a Boone County, MO, family with roots in North Carolina. Includes correspondence, genealogical information, and daybooks of a physician, Frank G. Nifong, who married Lavinia Bradford Lenoir.

Luckey, Thomas D. (1919- ), Papers, 1946-1966, (C3119)
3.5 linear feet
Correspondence and miscellaneous reprints of a biochemist at the University of Missouri medical school, whose research fields included nutrition and metabolism of germ-free vertebrates, folic acid and related compounds in chick nutrition, and zoo animal nutrition.

Luckey, Thomas D., Papers, (WUNP4613)
13 linear feet
Research data, reference files, class lecture materials, and some correspondence of a professor of biochemistry interested in germ free research and nutrition.

Martin Letters, 1892-1893, (C2021)
1 folder(s)
Health of Lizzie and Emma.

Midland Ophthalmological Society Minute Book, 1896-1899 (C0272)
1 folder(s)
Constitution, bylaws regulating membership, officers, and funds of Society; meeting in Kansas City for Midwestern states and territories; minutes kept by secretaries H.D. Jeramitz, J.F. Wood, J.W. Sherer, and F.T. Reyling, giving actions of Society and accounts of medical problems discussed; paper on recurrent keratitis; letter from Dr. J.W. Banister, 1898.

Millington, Seth, Account, 1815-1817, (C1796)
1 folder(s)
Bill of Doctor Millington against the estate of John Scott for the amount of $72.25 due for visits and medicines.

Missouri League for Nursing, Inc., Records, (WUNP4860)
RESTRICTED
5.4 linear feet
INVENTORY. Records of a professional organization concerned with nursing and nursing education.

Missouri League for Nursing, Inc., Records, (WUNP4598)
RESTRICTED
4 linear feet
Records of a professional organization concerned with nursing and nursing education.

Missouri League for Nursing, Inc., Records, (WUNP5092)
RESTRICTED
3.5 linear feet
INVENTORY. Addition of convention records, program evaluations, and state review board materials, ca. 1987-1989.

Missouri League for Nursing, Inc., Records, (WUNP5072)
RESTRICTED
6 linear feet
INVENTORY. Addition of state board reviews, workshop materials, programs, and convention materials for 1983-1987.

Missouri Nurses Association Records, (WUNP4451)
33 linear feet
Correspondence, insurance records, convention materials, officers' reports, and committee material of a professional organization.

Missouri Nurses Association, Records, (WUNP5487)
62 linear feet
INVENTORY. Addition of correspondence, reports, legislative files, membership records, publications and other materials.

Missouri Public Health Association, Records, (SUNP5862)
Minutes of Board of Directors meetings, newsletters, conference material, and miscellaneous organizational records.

Missouri Regional Medical Program Papers, (WUNP4461)
2 linear feet
Addition. Material on subcontracts, arranged alphabetically.

Missouri Regional Medical Program Papers, (WUNP4302)
1 linear feet
Eight 16 mm movies and two audio tapes.

Missouri Regional Medical Program Papers, (WUNP4297)
2 linear feet
Committee meetings, agendas, and minutes, 1970-1975.

Missouri Regional Medical Program Papers, (WUNP4279)
4 linear feet
Project files.

Missouri Regional Medical Program Papers, (WUNP4270)
9 linear feet
Correspondence alphabetically arranged. Bulk 1973-1977.

Missouri Regional Medical Program Papers, (WUNP4109)
83 linear feet
1 volume(s)
Medical care, economics and State Medicare.

Missouri Regional Medical Program Records, (WUNP4359)
4 linear feet
Publications and some project files. Addition to collection.

Missouri Regional Medical Program, Papers, (WUNP4758)
3 folder(s)
Addition. Missouri Regional Medical Program copyright and emblem materials.

Missouri Veterinary Medical Foundation, Oral History Project, Records, (SUNP5780)
2.5 linear feet
INVENTORY. Records of a project to document the history of veterinary medicine in Missouri, consisting of audio recordings of interviews with retired Missouri vets, 1975-1976, interview records, and related material.

Missouri. Cavalry, 1st Regiment, Volunteers, Company K, Papers, 1861-1887, (C1022)
0.2 linear feet
Invoices of ordnance, receipts, lists of quartermaster's property, requisitions and miscellaneous papers issued to and by Captain Homer Quick.

Missouri. Hospital No. 1, Fulton, History, 1914, (C2713)
1 folder(s)
An informal history of the state mental hospital, 1847-1912.

Missouri. Infantry, 45th Regiment, Volunteers, Company I, Sick Report, 1864-1865, (C3860)
1 folder(s)
Sick report kept by Sgt. Richard B. Corson, listing soldiers in General Hospitals in Jefferson City and Nashville, TN, or confined to quarters.

Morrow, W.I.I. (1802-1876), Papers, 1839, 1852, (C2051)
1 folder(s)
Positive photostat copy of a day by day account of the journey of Morrow, attending physician to a party of emigrating Cherokee Indians, c. 20 February-24 March 1839. Two typescript copies of a diary also included. Copy of 1852 letter from Morrow regarding use of liquor among Seneca Indians near Enterprise, MO.

Mumpower, Daniel L. (1882-1969) and Edith B. (1889-1977), Papers, 1913-1964, (C3900)
0.8 linear feet
Correspondence, photographs, and miscellaneous papers of Methodist missionaries to the Belgian Congo. The Mumpower family along with two other couples were the first white missionaries to the Otetela village of Wembo-Nyama in the central region of the Belgian Congo, now Zaire.

Nodaway County Medical Society Papers, 1928-1933, (C1610)
1 folder(s)
Announcements of Nodaway County Medical Society meetings and lectures and staff meetings of St. Francis Hospital, Maryville, MO, 1928-1933. Dr. Charles D. Humberd was secretary of the Society.

Paquin, Paul (1860- ), Papers, 1889-1892 (C1024)
16 folder(s)
Contains correspondence and papers of Paul Paquin, Missouri State Veterinarian and founder of the pathology and hygiene laboratories in the Missouri State University before the main building burned in 1892. Includes letters to and from his assistants as well as stock-raisers and personal acquaintances.

Parrish, John C. (1854-1944), Papers, 1877-1954, (C0034)
5.4 linear feet
Correspondence, business papers, and account books of Dr, John C. Parrish of Vandalia, MO. He was a member of the board of curators of the University of Missouri, 1905-1917; held interests in the lead and zinc mining industry in Missouri and Oklahoma; and was active in the Republican Party in Missouri.

Patton, John F., Collection, (SUNP2473)
0.4 linear feet
Five account books of Dr. William S. Campbell of Albany, MO; a medical student's notebook, University of Louisville, 1855-1856; two volumes of PHYSICIAN'S RECORD OF PRESCRIPTIONS concerning prescribing intoxicating liquors, 1924-1925; PHYSICIAN'S DAILY VISITING LIST AND RECORD, 1927; Jenkins P. Robertson's personal account book, 1847.

Petty, James Harvey (1830-1888), Day Book, 1863-1872, (C3421)
2 folder(s)
Record of medical services rendered and fees charged by Dr. J.H. Petty. Alphabetical index of names listed in day book precedes the volume.

Price, William, Account Books, 1837-1855, (C2480)
3 volume(s)
Business records of Dr. William Price. Vol. 1 Accounts of dry goods and sundries store in Fayetteville, AR, 1837-1838; physician's business day book in Arrow Rock, MO, 1838-1851. Vol. 2 Account book, 1838-1851. Vol. 3 Account book, 1851-1855.

Ravenel, Maz�ck Porcher (1861-1946), Papers, 1884-1958, (C0578)
1.7 linear feet
Papers of a bacteriologist and teacher, including correspondence, notes, and other material. Information on disease research, health organizations, other scientists, World War I army life, the University of Wisconsin in 1914 and effects of World War II on Columbia, MO.

Reveley, Thomas C., Class Materials, 1841-1842, (C0620)
1 folder(s)
Syllabus and notes prepared for the studies of those attending lectures on Materia Medica and Pharmacy, delivered in the University of Pennsylvania. Contains source, description, and use of various medicines.

Rogers-Banks Family, Papers, 1820-1878, (C2339)
3 folder(s)
Papers of the Banks and Rogers families of Marion County, MO. Record book of Dr. Lynn Stanton Banks, physician and surgeon. Collection includes business and legal papers, church minutes, and physician records.

Rusk, Howard A. (1901-1989), Papers, 1937-1991, (C3981)
24 linear feet
Papers of Howard A. Rusk, known as the father of rehabilitation medicine. Includes correspondence, photographs, writings, publicity clippings, and audiovisual materials documenting his work in the field of rehabilitation medicine.

Russell, Thomas T., Letter, 1845, (C1639)
1 folder(s)
To John Huey, Huntsville, AL, from Boonville, MO, Oct. 20, 1845. Russell, a young doctor from St. Louis, wrote Huey about moving to Alabama and establishing a medical practice. Russell's education and medical practice in St. Louis.

Sappington Family, Papers, (WUNP4954)
0.5 linear feet
INVENTORY. Correspondence, financial and medicinal records of the Sappington family of Saline County, MO. Principally concerns Dr. John Sappington, his sons William B. and Erasmus D., and William's wife, Mary.

Sappington Family, Papers, (WUNP5354)
1 folder(s)
INVENTORY. Addition of photocopies of business papers and correspondence of the Sappington family of Saline County, MO.

Sappington Family, Papers, 1819-1895 (C0159)
0.8 linear feet
Papers of Dr. John Sappington of Arrow Rock, Missouri, and his family. Business letters about Sappington's pills and book for the treatment of malaria. Letters and papers from family and friends; supplies; notes. Legal case of Coffee & Blacke vs. Sappington & Sons. Miscellaneous personal record and account book.

Sappington Family, Papers, 1831-1939, (C2889)
0.2 linear feet
Copies of miscellaneous papers of Dr. John Sappington of Arrow Rock, MO, and his family. A few personal papers, household accounts, and records of his pill business, but mostly material about the financial provisions Sappington made for the children of his daughter Eliza and Alonzo Pearson.

Sappington, John (1776-1856), Papers, 1803-1887, (C1027)
1.8 linear feet
Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, largely concentrating on Sappington's anti-fever medicine business. Also correspondence and papers of William B. Sappington, Erasmus D. Sappington, and Claiborne Fox Jackson.

Schenck, Peter Voorhees (1838-1885), Papers, 1859-1964, (C2214)
2 folder(s)
Biographical sketches of Schenck and John S. McCune. Letter to Anna McCune proposing marriage. Schenck's resignation as superintendent of the Female Hospital, St. Louis. Scrapbook of McCune-Schenck clippings.

Snelson, William R., Papers, 1825-1830, (C3750)
1 folder(s)
Account of medical services rendered to William Ellis, his family, and servants.

State Historical Society of Missouri, Typescript Collection, (C0995)
RESTRICTED
MICROFILM
The State Historical Society of Missouri Typescript Collection consists of typescripts of articles and manuscripts donated over the years to the Historical Society.

Sullivan, Amos H. (1841-1934), Papers, 1850-1939, (C0273)
8 folder(s)
Papers of a Miami, MO, doctor containing clippings about weather, an eclipse, comet in 1910; Miami history and personalities, patients' case histories and accounts; diary about his family, and complete weather register with maximum and minimum temperature recordings.

Sullivan, Amos H. (1841-1934), Record Books, 1878-1947, (C2145)
4 volume(s)
Weather records, personal diaries, accounts, and medical hints of a Miami, MO, physician. Vol. 1 1878-1891. Vol. 2 1891-1919. Vol. 3 1919-1928. Vol. 4 1929-1947.

Tannor, J.G., Letter, 1844, (C2005)
1 folder(s)
To Julia G. Tannor, Dinwiddie County, VA, from St. Charles County, MO, Sept. 9, 1844. Writes his sister about plans to practice medicine in St. Charles County.

The Missouri Collection, (C3982)
The Missouri Collection is an artificial collection combining miscellaneous small acquisitions related to Missouri places, individuals, organizations, and events.

Thomas, David E. (1878-1935) and Horace E. (1910-2001), Papers, 1904-1985, n.d., (C4002)
2 linear feet
Papers of David E. Thomas, Congregational minister and professor of religion, and his son, Horace E. Thomas, Columbia, MO surgeon who served in military hospitals in the South Pacific in WWII. Papers consist of correspondence, manuscripts, class notes, research notes, photographs, printed articles and pamphlets, scrapbooks, and miscellaneous materials related to their careers. See also two oral history interviews with Dr. H.E. Thomas in C3963 SHS Audio Cassette Collection, a.c. 19-20.

Thomas, Dudley, Record Book, 1836-1848, (SUNP2779)
1 volume(s)
Record book of Thomas, a doctor in Carroll County, MO; includes patient accounts, Minutes of Commission of Carroll County School District, No. 3, of which Thomas was a member, and comments on the national election of 1840.

Thompson, Ian M., Papers, (WUNP4193)
2.4 linear feet
Correspondence of a urologist a the University of Missouri.

Thompson, Ian M., Papers, (WUNP4566)
0.4 linear feet
Addition. Articles written by Thompson, a urologist, and memorial pamphlets.

Todd, Thomas Britt (1877-1964), Medical Account Books, 1910-1958, (C2221)
0.25 linear feet
Medical account books and records of a general practitioner in Nevada, MO. Descriptions of service, medication, fee, and amounts paid. Notes on drugs, metric charts, obstetrics records and records of births and vaccinations.

Trenholme, Louise Irby, "History of Nursing in Missouri," [1925], (C1274)
1 volume(s)
Written ca. 1925, the manuscript covers the history of nursing and nursing education. First published by Missouri State Nurses' Association in 1926.

U.S. Office of Defense Health and Welfare Services, Kansas City, Missouri, Reports, 1941-1945, (C0917)
0.3 linear feet
Mimeographed reports prepared in cooperation with other agencies on various areas in Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Arkansas. Reports include descriptions of communities including population, facilities, and services available.

University of Missouri, Department of Anatomy, Records, 1908-1950, (C2515)
2 linear feet
Departmental papers and correspondence with other departments, colleges, and university officials.

University of Missouri, Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology, Records, 1962-1965, (C2265)
0.8 linear feet
Primarily correspondence of Homer E. Dale, chairman of the department.

University of Missouri, Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology, Records, 1965-1966, (C0103)
0.6 linear feet
Correspondence of members of the department concerning applicants for graduate study and jobs, research, theses and articles for publication, departmental business and procedures, the expanding school, and the American Society of Veterinary Physiologists and Pharmacologists.

University of Missouri, Medical Society, Records, 1892-1897, (C1183)
3 volume(s)
V. 1 Constitution, charter members. V. 2 Minutes, 1892-1895. V. 3 Minutes, 1896-1897.

University of Missouri, School of Medicine, Clinical Research Unit, Papers, 1956, (C3122)
4 folder(s)
Papers relating to Dean Roscoe L. Pullen's role in the passage of U.S. Public Law 835, which provided for federal aid for research in crippling and killing diseases, and his initial steps to procure a grant under this act for a clinical research unit.

University of Missouri, School of Medicine, Records, c. 1902-1959, (C3651)
10.5 linear feet
Correspondence, minutes, annual reports, and other materials of the School of Medicine. The records are arranged chronologically by dean and contain information on personnel, the Student Health Service, Crippled Children's Service, the controversy over the location of clinical training, and the physical plant.

Varnon, C.T., Letter, 1904, (C0435)
1 folder(s)
To A.W. McAlester, Columbia, MO, from Mexico, MO, Mar. 2, 1904. Requesting advice on the advisability of reopening a school that was exposed to scarlet fever without first disinfecting the building.

Weltmer Institute of Suggestive Therapeutics, Nevada, Missouri, Records, c. 1900-1915, (C4044)
.1 linear foot
The records of the Weltmer Institute of Suggestive Therapeutics consist of promotional materials including pamphlets, brochures, letters, advertisements, journals, and catalogs. The Institute was established by Sidney A. Weltmer in 1897 and remained in operation until 1933. Suggestive Therapy, also known as the Weltmer Method of Healing, was defined as a "system of suggestive treatment aiming to bring the body and mind into harmony" without the use of drugs or surgery.

Whittier, H.J., Record Book, 1921-1929, (C3416)
1 volume(s)
Cash book of a Kansas City doctor.

Wilson, R.P.C., II (1876-1953), Papers, 1910-1939, (C1040)
1.9 linear feet
Correspondence and papers of a doctor who specialized in the treatment of the feebleminded and epileptic who was superintendent of the Missouri State School for the Feeble-Minded and Epileptic in Marshall, 1912-1920, 1933-1940, and 1949-1953. He was the brother of Francis M. Wilson.

Women's Cancer Control Program Auxiliary, Records, 1979-1995, (C3933)
1.5 linear feet
The records of the Women's Cancer Control Program Auxiliary consist of organizational and legal papers, publicity and informational materials, financial records, correspondence, membership lists, and scrapbooks. Information pertaining to the local chapters of the auxiliary is provided as well.

Wright, D.P., Account Books, 1914-1949, (C0659)
2 folder(s)
Records of medical practice.