The State Normal Magazine, Vol 9 December, 1904 Classic Reprint

Excerpt from The State Normal Magazine, Vol. 9: December, 1904

An apparatus, called a pulse register. Has been devised by a Viennese physician, Dr. Gartner. It is intended, says the Medical Times, to watch and register the action of the heart and pulse, while the patient is under the influence of chloro form, ether or cocain.

On November 1, Secretary Hay and the French ambassador signed a treaty of arbitration between this country and France.

Professor Constantine Gregory, of Naples, has invented a new chemical process for the preservation of flowers and foli age.

Commander Frederick De L. Booth-tucker, of the Salvation Army in the United States, has been assigned to command in London at the international headquarters of the army.

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