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C. POWELL NOLAND OBITUARY Box 14, Folder 018

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DANVILLE MILITARY ACADEMY LATIN AWARD Box 05, Folder 001

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DEATH OF LOWELL J. REED Box 11, Folder 004

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DEDICATION OF WADE HAMPTON FROST READING ROOM AT JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Box 14, Folder 001

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DRAFT OF MEMORANDUM: "GENERAL PROGRAM FOR CONSERVATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE CIVIL POPULATION DURING THE WAR" BY WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 11, Folder 029

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DRAFT POEM FOR BY SUSAN HAXALL FROST FOR MRS. WILLIAM H. HOWELL Box 05, Folder 018

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DRAFTS: "WHAT EVERY HEALTH OFFICER SHOULD KNOW" BY WADE HAMPTON FROST, FOR APHA MEETING, NEW YORK Box 11, Folder 035

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DR. AND MRS. HENRY FROST, PARENTS OF WADE HAMPTON FROST IN MARSHALL, VIRGINIA Box 06, Folder 029

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DR. AND MRS. WILLIAM T. SEDGWICK Box 06, Folder 038

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"DR. W. H. FROST MADE HYGIENE SCHOOL DEAN" Box 04, Folder 009

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