... stimulate, and I always use that which feels most agree- able to the patient. Another thing it will be well to remember, that when a patient is suffering from thirst ...

... happened to many of you, she was not able to come to the phone. Things that I remember she told me she treasured the most were calls and visits by various Commissioners, many ...

... his taste, smell, or sight; and, not being able to judge and compare, he yields himself up to the 'dominant idea.' The same with what has been designated as ' control over the memory.' The subject is assured that he cannot remember the most familiar thing, his own name for example; and he is ...

... and to be successful, a physician must be able PERSONALITY 31 to do things which the ordinary human being is not sup- posed to do. In large hotels the most valuable clerks are those who can remember names. Nothing so pleases a traveler as to ...

... most simple language on account of not being able to remember the most simple words with which I was perfectly familiar; so marked as to cause me great trouble,13. — Inability to speak of things I know perfectly well; recall names, etc. (first ...

... and a middle-aged woman. But when one remembers that four- teen children ... things so systematized that I was able to spare at least three hours a day ...

... deeply prejudiced against every thing new and valu- able in medicine, if it ... and most undoubted authorities upon medical subjects. Such authorities we ...

... together with medical historians in Atlantic City and most of the members ... I am never able to remember certainly whether Dr. Berry raised $50,000,000 ...

... other class; and, consequently, every one would be able to remember every ... observation and experience. Most persons find it as easy to remember some ...