Collection: Wade Hampton Frost papers, 1880/1984 - ARVAS Search Results

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HENRY R. FROST, SURGEON, C.S.A. PUBLICATIONS, 1795/1866 Box 12, Folder 002

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HENRY ROSE CARTER BIOGRAPHY, AND LETTER FROM WILLIAM H. WELCH TO WADE HAMPTON FROST, 1929 Box 10, Folder 017

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"HENRY ROSE CARTER." FOR INTERNATIONAL HEALTH BOARD REPORT, 1925 Box 01, Folder 013

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HENRY ROSE CARTER MATERIAL, 1925 Box 14, Folder 021

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"HOPKINS TO CONFER NEW DEGREE TODAY, " [MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH DEGREE], 1939 Box 04, Folder 037

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"HOW MUCH CONTROL OF TUBERCULOSIS?" BY WADE HAMPTON FROST, 1937 Box 04, Folder 012

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"IN BRIEF" ALUMNI ISSUES, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND PUBLIC HEALTH, 1971 Box 11, Folder 005

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"IN MEMORIAM--HENRY FROST AND SABRA J. WALKER FROST, " IN THE PARISH LEAFLET, 1917 Box 01, Folder 032

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INSCRIPTION FROM LAURA ARMISTEAD CARTER TO WADE HAMPTON FROST, 1931 Box 03, Folder 013

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INTERVIEW BY BARRY RUTIZER WITH C. MARSHALL BARTON AND NOTES, 1975 Box 08, Folder 012

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