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Letters and a list of pictures relating to Philip Showalter Hench's acquisition of images from the Bettman Archive, 1947 Box 73, Folder 35

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Letters and a list of pictures relating to Philip Showalter Hench's acquisition of images from the Bettman Archive1947 Box 73, Folder 35

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List of addresses, 1940 Box 37, Folder 15

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List of addresses circa 1940 Box 37, Folder 15

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List of addresses concerning yellow fever work, 1940 Box 37, Folder 14

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List of addresses concerning yellow fever work circa 1940 Box 37, Folder 14

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List of all occurrences of yellow fever in the United States between 1668 and 1705 and U.S. yellow fever epidemics from 1705 to 1905, by Charles Bolduan, 1905/1950 Box 51, Folder 18

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List of all occurrences of yellow fever in the United States between 1668 and 1705 and U.S. yellow fever epidemics from 1705 to 1905, by Charles Bolduancirca 1905/1950 Box 51, Folder 18

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List of contributors to the Kissinger Relief Fund, 1907 Box 29, Folder 17

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List of contributors to the Kissinger Relief Fund circa 1907 Box 29, Folder 17

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