The Philadelphia Record tells how, at the opening of a clinic in that city, a lady silenced the rude and noisy banter of a hundred and fifty male medical students directed against the three female students present

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Title: The Philadelphia Record tells how, at the opening of a clinic in that city, a lady silenced the rude and noisy banter of a hundred and fifty male medical students directed against the three female students present
Contributor(s): Independent (New York, N.Y.)
Keywords: Coeducation; Missionaries, Medical--China; Women medical students; Missionary Work and Public Health
Date: 1884-01-31
Abstract: Clipping from the Independent (New York) describing an incident at a Philadelphia clinic involving a woman missionary. Page 238 from clippings scrapbook.
Size: 18X23cm; 1 page(s)
Type: clippings
Item Number: a133_027
Archival Collection: Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania Public Relations office records (ACC-133)
Catalog Link: http://innopac.library.drexel.edu/search/g?ACC-133
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1860/lca:1756
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In Collections: Women in medicine and history of homeopathy; Women Physicians

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