"From Garrison's Life of Billings." Excerpt of Osler's(?) recollections of John S. Billings.

From the Montreal Medical Journal, April 1889, xvii, 795-96. Osler comments on the life and work of John C. Dalton, a prominent American physiologist.

"Coming of age of internal medicine in America by W. Osler. 1915. Extracts." Extracts are missing. Includes manuscript notes.

"From Garrison's Life of Billings." Information regarding John S. Billings's work at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, his involvement with the Medical School, and of his association with Osler.

Excerpt from Daniel Coit Gilman's, "The Launching of a University," New York, 1906, Dodd, Mead & Co., pp. 122-124. Gilman recalls the trials, tribulations and successes of opening the Medical School at the Johns Hopkins. He writes of the Doctors and Professors involved with the school from its inception, including Osler, Kelly, Welch, Halsted, among others.

Excerpt from Thomas C. Allbutt's "A System of Medicine," 1897, iii, 739, by Osler. Incl. ms. notes copied from verso.

Extract from the Journal of the American Medical Association, August 12, 1922, vol.79, no. 7, p. 561. "Vaquez-Osler Disease".

Extract from the British Medical Journal, May 17, 1913. "SPECIALISM IN THE GENERAL HOSPITAL." Reports the opening address of Osler at the Phipps Psychiatric Clinic, on the 16th of April.

Extract from the British Medical Journal, April 19, 1919."THE MEDICAL SERVICES OF THE NAVY, THE ARMY, OF INDIA AND THE AIR FORCE.- THE ASSOCIATION DINNER".

Extract from the Hospital, August 17, 1918, p.433. "MEDICINE IN AMERICA, speech by Sir William Osler, Bart, F.R.S., Regius Professor of Medicine, Oxford University".