Reprint request from Clara A. Storvick; Helen Mitchell's reply. Reprint request from Adelia M. Beeuwkes Typed Manuscript. Mitchell, Helen S. "Academician I.P. Pavlov--A Centennial" for American Dietetic Association Convention; Denver, Colorado, Oct, 1949 - 1950
Scope and Contents note
Reprint request from Clara A. Storvick; Helen Mitchell's reply. Reprint request from Adelia M. Beeuwkes Typed Manuscript. Mitchell, Helen S. "Academician I.P. Pavlov--A Centennial" for American Dietetic Association Convention; Denver, Colorado, October 12, 1949. Letter. 7-22-49. Peter V. Karpovich to HSM, granting her permission to use material from the newspaper article listed above and promising more Pavlov material. Letter(carbon). 9-14-40. HSM to Gladys E. Hall regarding preparation of slides for the Denver convention of the American Dietetic Association. Letter. 7-6-49. Gladys E. Hall to HSM concerning preparations for ADA Convention. Letter. 7-5-49. Helen T. Parsons to HSM. Letter (carbon). 7-5-49. HSM to Mrs. Lloyd Hoeltzel. Letter (carbon). 7-8-49. HSM to Dr. Nettie Knapp. Letter (carbon). 6-28-49. HSM to Dr. Nettie Knapp. Letter (carbon). 6-28-49. HSM to Mr. Peter V. Karpovich. Letter (carbon). 6-28-49. HSM to Dr. Helen Parsons. Copy of Abstract-Pavlov's career. Letter (carbon). 9-22-49. Peter Karpovich to HSM. Reprint. Mitchell, Helen S. "Academician I.P. Pavlov--A Centennial," Journal of the American Dietetic Association, Vol. 26, No. 6, June, 1950. Photocopy of Russian newspaper article including signature (statement?) of Helen Mitchell. Program. Concert at the State Academical Theatre of Drama for the members of the XV International Physiological Congress. Notation: "Soviet art welcomes the XV International Physiological Congress." Reprint. Boldyreff, W.N. "Biography of Professor I.P. Pavlov, M.D., Honorary Director of the Institute of Experimental Medicine, Petrograd," Bulletin of the Battle Creek Sanitarium and Hospital Clinic XIX: 1 (Dec.) 1923. Reprint. Boldyreff, W.N. and Kellogg, J.H., "The Influence of Different Kinds of Oil, Introduced into the Rectum, on Gastric Secretion," Archives of Internal Medicine, Nov., 1924, Vol. 34, pp. 726-734. Negatives of slides: Prof. J.P. Pavlov of Petrograd; Pavlov's Dogs Producing Gastric Juice; All Union Institute of Experimental Medicine (U.I.E.M), Leningrad-First "Tower of Silence" at left; Pavlov seated by fireplace. Glass slides from the four negatives listed above, plus additional portrait of Pavlov. Photograph of Pavlov. Photograph of Pavlov. Photograph. "All Union Institute of Experimental Medicine (U.I.E.M.) Leningrad-First 'Tower of Silence' at left."
Dates
- Creation: 1949 - 1950
Creator
- From the Collection: Mitchell, Helen S. (Helen Swift) (Person)
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From the Collection: 0.74 Cubic Feet (2 Hollinger boxes)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
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