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CALLING CARD OF WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 05, Folder 014

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CARDS OF WADE HAMPTON FROST AS A MEMBER OF U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE Box 10, Folder 023

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CHARLES L. MINOR TO SUSAN FROST HAXALL Box 09, Folder 034

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CHRISTMAS CARD FROM DR. AND MRS. EUGENIO HERNANDO TO WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 02, Folder 011

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CHRISTMAS TREE AT 508 WOODLAWN RD. Box 07, Folder 022

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"COMMENT ON CARTER MEMORIAL IN INTERNATIONAL HEALTH BOARD BULLETIN" BY WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 01, Folder 014

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COMMONWEALTH FUND ANNUAL REPORT, 1938 PHOTOGRAPHIC TRIBUTE TO WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 04, Folder 036

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COMMONWEALTH FUND BOOK JACKETS: FROM "PAPERS OF WADE HAMPTON FROST" AND "SNOW ON CHOLERA Box 04, Folder 016

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"CONFEDERATES, CHLOROFORM, AND CATARACTS: JULIAN JOHN CHISOLM (1830-1903)" BY W. CURTIS WORTHINGTON, JR. Box 13, Folder 009

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CONFERENCE IN SURGEON GENERAL HUGH S. CUMMING'S OFFICE--LIST OF THOSE PRESENT Box 01, Folder 016

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