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Title: Wisconsin medical recorder
Year: 1909 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Janesville : Hall & Thorne
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
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thesituation remainedthe same. And thesecond day of herdisappearance wasdrawing to a close,and foul play waswhispered, and thesuspicions grew. The Rockfordswere from the 342 WISCONSIN MEDICAL RECORDER East, or rather the parents of Eulaliawere natives of New York. The fatherwas a physician and opened an office inthe place when it was only a tradingpost. His practice extended over alarge territory and soon became verylarge. He worked hard and saved con-siderable money from his practice. Hecarefully invested his money and theopportunities afforded him in the newcountry enabled him to become quite spacious mansion with a large officebuilt on one side. Back of this officehe had his den. In it were skeletons,skulls, books and the many other thingsdear to the heart of a true, scientificphysician. He was a bibliophile andhad collected many books, general andmedical. He had a large collection ofold books, some being the immense tomesmade hundreds of years ago. Dr. Rockfords wife had died some
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She was a fine horsewoman and a capital shot. wealthy. At the time this story openshe limited the amount of his practice andonly continued in the work on accountof his love for his profession. Whilehe was an old physician he had keptpace with professional progress and atintervals visited the clinics in the largecities in search of knowledge. He wasmuch sought as a consultant by theyounger physicians. He now lived in a ten years previous, and the daughterhad been sent East for her education,and at the termination of her collegecourse had lately returned. She wasa fine horsewoman and a capital shot,and with her eastern style and west-ern dash, was a fascinating youngwoman. Much attention had been paidher during her student days, and it wasunderstood she was to entertain a class- WISCONSIN MEDICAL RECORDER 343 mate and her brother in the. fall, andthat the young man had come to presshis suit with the physician. Miss Rockford was of a romanticturn of mind and loved to stroll alonein the m

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