(Acknowledgement: This text was provided courtesy
of the Still
National Osteopathic Museum and National Center for Osteopathic
History)
CONTENTS
Preface
Chapter I: Dr. Andrew Taylor Still
Chapter II: Development Of Osteopathy
Chapter III: Osteopathic Schools
Chapter IV: Osteopathic Legislation
Chapter V: Osteopathy And The Courts
Chapter VI: Osteopathy And The People
Chapter VII: Osteopathy And The Medical
Profession
Chapter VIII: Osteopathic Organizations
Chapter IX: Osteopathic Literature
Chapter X: Landmarks In The History
Of Medicine
Chapter XI: Drugging In Medical Practice
Chapter XII: Other Proceedings Than
Drugging In Medical Practice
Chapter XIII: Principles And Practice
Of Osteopathy
Illustrations.
1. Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, Founder Of Osteopathy. [missing]
2. Father And Mother of Dr.
Andrew Taylor Still.
3. Dr. A. T. Still's Former
Residence, Kirksville, Mo.
Dr. A. T. Still In Working
Clothes. Present Residence In Background.
4. Dr. A. T. Still When
A Young Man.
Dr. A. T. Still In 1897 With
Silk Hat.
5. Dr. A. T. Still At The
Morris Home.
6. First School Of Osteopathy,
Kirksville, Missouri.
Second School Of Osteopathy,
Kirksville, Missouri.
The American School Of Osteopathy,
Kirksville, Mo.
7. The Pacific College Of
Osteopathy, Los Angeles, Cal.
The Atlantic School Of Osteopathy,
Buffalo, N. Y.
8. The California College
Of Osteopathy, San Francisco, Cal.
The American College Of Osteopathic
Medicine And Surgery, Chicago, Illinois
9. The Southern School Of
Osteopathy, Franklin, Ky.
The S. S. Still College Of
Osteopathy, Des Moines, Iowa.
10. The Philadelphia College
And Infirmary Of Osteopathy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Massachusetts College
Of Osteopathy, Boston, Massachusetts.
11. A Cartoonist's View Of
The Situation.
12. Presidents American Osteopathic
Association, 1897 To 1901.
13. Gavel Of The American
Osteopathic Association.
14. American Osteopathic
Association At Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis.
15. Presidents American Osteopathic
Association, 1901 To 1905.
16. Dr. A. T. Still In The
Summer Of 1902.
17. Machines Approved By
The Medical Profession For Correction Lateral Curvature Of The Spine.
18. Illustrated Advertisements
Of Drugs.
19. Massage Machines Approved
By The Medical Profession.
20. Dr. Andrew Taylor Still
In Winter Of 1903-4.
