Chaparro Amargosa in the Treatment of Amebic Dysentery

I 66JOURNAL OF THE chased in 1894. At the beginning of his enterprise Frasch had introduced John D. Rockefeller's brother into his company, but, during the long years of hard and unsuccessful work and the beginning of the mine, Rockefeller lost heart and sold his interest out, thereby throwing away a yearly income of between $250,000 and $5cqooo. The real extent of Herman'Frasch's wealth did not become known until after his death in Paris. His friends had always thought him a fairly wealthy man, but were amazed at the sensational figures of his millions which were disclosed afterward.

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Castela Nicholsoni, Hooker, Simarubaceae. Botany, Pharmacology, and Therapy*1

Schneider¹

1925

The Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (1912)

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Chaparro Amargosa in the Treatment of Amebic Dysentery

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Chaparro Amargosa in the Treatment of Amœbic Dysentery

Chaparro Amargosa in the Treatment of Amœbic Dysentery

The histology of Castela Nicholsoni

Castela Nicholsoni, Hooker, Simarubaceae. Botany, Pharmacology, and Therapy*1

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