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            CA OSLER P417-2-57-339 · Item · September 2, 1925
            Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

            Letter to Harvey Cushing from Dean Lewis, 952, North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Lewis envies Cushing's ability to produce a work such as "Life of Sir William Osler."

            Lewis, Dean, 1874-1941
            CA OSLER P417-2-57-362 · Item · September 24, 1925
            Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

            Letter to Harvey Cushing from Joseph L. Miller, 122, South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Miller compliments Cushing on his book, "Life of Sir William Osler."

            Miller, Joseph L.
            CA OSLER P417-3-2-83-14 · Item · 1887(?)
            Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

            Letter to Henry Vining Ogden from G. Cantlie, Chicago Athletic Association, Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, USA. He writes of his budding music career and other personal matters. He requests Osler's address.

            Cantlie, G.
            CA OSLER P417-3-2-83-09 · Item · April 8, 1887
            Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

            Letter to Henry Vining Ogden from G. Cantlie, Chicago, Illinois, USA. He relates news of his trip to Montreal to attend the graduation of the Medical Faculty of McGill University. He mentions Mr. Armour, Dr. Cameron, L.D. Ross, and his own brother, "the Dr.," who is "going to Hong Kong."

            Cantlie, G.
            CA OSLER P417-3-1-81-42 · Item · November 18, 1885
            Part of Harvey Cushing Fonds

            Letter to Henry Vining Ogden from G. Cantlie, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Cantlie comments on Osler's relationship with a young lady. He describes his life in Chicago. He is sorry to hear that Howard's eldest daughter is ill.

            Cantlie, G.