1913 The Therapeutic Gazette Subscription Receipt Postal Card - Detroit Michigan - Medicine And The Medical Age - Boulder Colorado - One Cent McKinley Red Scott UX24 - Postal Cancel December 20 - Postcard

1913 The Therapeutic Gazette Subscription Receipt Postal Card - Detroit Michigan - Medicine And The Medical Age - Boulder Colorado - One Cent McKinley Red Scott UX24 - Postal Cancel December 20 - Postcard

The Therapeutic Gazette, Established In 1877 By George S. Davis In Detroit, Michigan, Was A Prominent Monthly Medical Journal Dedicated To The Field Of Physiological And Clinical Therapeutics. It Served As A Vital Source Of Medical Knowledge, Publishing Detailed Articles On Various Medical Topics, Including The Treatment Of Diseases And Advancements In Therapeutic Practices. The Journal Featured Contributions From Leading Medical Professionals And Underwent Several Changes In Editorial Management, With Notable Editors Such As Dr. Horatio C. Wood And Dr. Robert Meade Smith. The Therapeutic Gazette Played A Significant Role In The Dissemination Of Medical Research And Practical Therapeutic Information, Influencing The Medical Community During Its Publication Run, Which Extended Into The Early 20th Century. Learn More.

Postal Card Measures Approx. 5-1/2" Wide by 3-1/4" Tall

In Good Antique Condition - Some Edge Wear, Staining / Paper Toning Due To Age, Tape Residue, Pencil Writing On Front Of Scott Number And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Postal Card.

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