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CHARLES J. IMPERATORI, M.D.; LEWIS A. COFFIN, President, in the Chair, M.D.

Arch Otolaryngol. 1930;12(4):540-552.

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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS. DR. LEWIS A. COFFIN, New York.

I am mindful of the high honor done me by my election to the presidency of this Association and take this opportunity to thank you, its members, for the vote of regard and confidence which places me in this enviable position.

My first duty, the official announcement of the death of our much esteemed and beloved president of the last year, Dr. Charles W. Richardson, fills me with sorrow and sadness. I am sure that each and every member feels that, in the removal of Dr. Richardson from our midst, he has met with a great personal loss. Dr. Delavan, as our historian, will, I am sure, give us a detailed account of Dr. Richardson's life and accomplishments.

Tonsils have been the subject of study and discussion as to removal and methods of so doing since 10 A.D., whereas the much allied . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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Abstract Editor Fifty-Second Annual Congress, Swampscott, Mass., May 22, 1930

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