A short list of pamphlet titles, authors and author information which are representative of this collection.

• A Case of Typhus of Ship Fever, 1848. Ingalls, Wm., M.D., Fellow of the Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire Medical Societies; formerly Professor of Anatomy, Surgery and Physiology in Brown University.



• History of the Epidemic Yellow Fever at New Orleans, La., in 1853. Fenner, E.D., M.D., one of the visiting physicians to the New Orleans Charity Hospital; President of the Louisiana State Medical Society; member of the Physico-medical Society of New Orleans; Member of the American Medical Association, etc., etc., etc.



• New York State Department of Health Extract from the Thirty-first Annual Report, 1910: Public Health Work and the Welfare of the State. Porter, Eugene, M.A., M.D., Commissioner.



• Prevention of Yellow Fever. Commercial Relations with Brazil, as affected by Quarantine Regulations, 1885. Holt, Joseph, M.D., President Board of Health, State of Louisiana.



• Proceedings "Plague Conference" of Health Officers of the Southern States and Minutes of First Session of the "Southern Health Congress", 1912. Louisiana State Board of Health.



• Study in hookworm infestation in Jones County, Mississippi, 1924. Howard, H.H., M.D., Director for the West Indies, International Health Board of the Rockefeller Foundation.



• A Treatise on Malignant Fever; with an attempt to Prove its Non-contagious Nature, 1804. Ffirth, Stubbins, S.H.S.M.P., a native of Salem, New Jersey, House Surgeon of the Philadelphia Dispensary.