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Some notebooks contain black-and-white and color hand-drawn illustrations - many full-page - of surgeries, close-ups of suturing, bandages and wrappings, osteopathic manipulations, and medicinal plants. Topics covered include herbal medicines and other prescriptions treatments for diseases of the eyes and other parts of the head surgery, particularly for cancers, tumors, and fistulas breast cancer smallpox scurvy osteopathy treatment of wounds suturing hematology gynecology and obstetrics and pediatric medicine.

#SNARE TRANSCRIPTIONS MANUALS#

The notebooks usually take one of two forms: transcriptions of lectures and demonstrations, and bodies of knowledge written up as manuals by well-known Japanese physicians of the time, especially Hanaoka SeishЕ« and Takenaka BunpЕЌ. The sixty-three manuscript volumes in this collection range from 10 to 154 pages, and were created in Japan from about 1810 to 1849, chiefly by medical students. There are additional clippings covering the Dejarnette murder case (1880), Grissom's involvement in Masonic ceremonies in 1880, and Grissom's potential runs for governor. Volume 4 (1877-1880) contains clippings and some annotations about Grissom's service as superintendent for the Insane Asylum, including a published letter from Dorothea Dix praising the work of the hospital. Hammond over Grissom's treatment methods (including Grissom's proponency of mechanical restraints for violent patients, such as handcuffs and straightjackets) his expert testimony in a Danville murder case that the accused, Justin Thomas Dejarnette, was clinically insane as well as public notices about his various lectures and appearances. It includes clippings and notations (by Verith) about Grissom's political career, including debates about his potential run for North Carolina governor in 1879 coverage of a controversy with Dr. Watkins Verith (sp?) on Grissom's behalf, dating from circa 1877-1880.

In addition to clippings relating to Grissom's medical career and his work at the Insane Asylum, Volume 2 (a scrapbook dated 1875-1877) includes clippings from various newspapers covering a controversy about whether Grissom (a Republican) should be removed from his position as superintendent during the fallout of the 1877 election in North Carolina. All of these scrapbooks include coverage of Grissom's medical lectures and papers on the treatment of the insane, his roles in various medical organizations, the work of the insane asylum as a progressive institution, and the political turmoil Grissom occasionally faced. The other three volumes are scrapbooks, largely consisting of clippings about Grissom or the asylum. This register tracked only admissions for the Eastern Division of white patients in North Carolina patients residing in the Western Division were treated at an insane asylum in Morganton. Volume 1 is a register of admissions, 1883-1887, including information about white patients admitted to the Raleigh Insane Asylum including names, NC county of residence, and occasionally the outcome of their admission (typically either their cause of death or the note that they had left the hospital, cured).

Eugene Grissom, related to his superintendentship of the North Carolina Insane Asylum in Raleigh.

See the new edition of Green Beats at if you didn't get the chance to get it.Register of admissions and scrapbooks of the North Carolina State Hospital for the Insane, Raleigh, N.C., of which Grissom was superintendent.Д¬ollection consists of four volumes connected with Dr.

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