Biographical sketches of distinguished officers of the army and navy . -, 1S90, to October, 1S91 ; assis-tant quartermasters office, Philadelphia, October,1891, to 1S97. He retired with the rank of major,June, 1S97. He died at his home in West Philadel-phia, Pa., Januar 3, 1905. He had been in badhealth for a long time, and more than a year ago wascompelled to resign as commandant of the StateSoldiers Home, at Erie, because he was physicallyunable to perform the duties of the office. MajorCollum was a member of the Lo^al Legion, NavalOrder, the Society of Colonial Wars, Sons of theRevolution, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/biographical-sketches-of-distinguished-officers-of-the-army-and-navy-1s90-to-october-1s91-assis-tant-quartermasters-office-philadelphia-october1891-to-1s97-he-retired-with-the-rank-of-majorjune-1s97-he-died-at-his-home-in-west-philadel-phia-pa-januar-3-1905-he-had-been-in-badhealth-for-a-long-time-and-more-than-a-year-ago-wascompelled-to-resign-as-commandant-of-the-statesoldiers-home-at-erie-because-he-was-physicallyunable-to-perform-the-duties-of-the-office-majorcollum-was-a-member-of-the-loal-legion-navalorder-the-society-of-colonial-wars-sons-of-therevolution-image340210673.html
RM2ANDX55–Biographical sketches of distinguished officers of the army and navy . -, 1S90, to October, 1S91 ; assis-tant quartermasters office, Philadelphia, October,1891, to 1S97. He retired with the rank of major,June, 1S97. He died at his home in West Philadel-phia, Pa., Januar 3, 1905. He had been in badhealth for a long time, and more than a year ago wascompelled to resign as commandant of the StateSoldiers Home, at Erie, because he was physicallyunable to perform the duties of the office. MajorCollum was a member of the Lo^al Legion, NavalOrder, the Society of Colonial Wars, Sons of theRevolution,
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RM2AWE0B7–Osteopathy Complete . ^ given every other day. HEPATIC AMYLOID DEGENEKATION. (Starch-like degeneration of the liver. Generally a sequel of syphilis.) SYMPTOMS. Enlargement without pain; face swollen and pallid; im-paired digestion; ankles edematous.No cure in Osteopathy, HEPATIC CARCINOMA. (Cancer of the liver.) SYMPTOMS. Loss of fiesh; cachexia (malnutrition and general badhealth, characterized by a waxy or sallow complexion);enlargement of the liver; fluids in the peritoneal cavity;deranged digestion; lancinating pains. No cure in Osteopathy. HEPATIC HYDATID CYST. (Tumor of the liver, occurr
. Roll of service in the Great War, 1914-1919. and perseverance which he set toall his officers and men during the last four terribledays of his life—all of it was simply splendid . KENNEDY, ANDREW MACPHERSON: 2nd Lieutenant, 20th Battalion Lanca-shire Fusi 1 i e rs ; son of Donald Ken-nedy, Inverness;born Inverness, 2September 1890;educated at Inver-gordon Academy andInverness RoyalAcademy ; student inMedicine, AberdeenUniversity, 1909-13.Kennedy had to giveup his studies for atime, owing to badhealth, and went to Borneo.. 84 IX MEM OKI AM. In January 1916 he returned from abroad tojoin the S Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/roll-of-service-in-the-great-war-1914-1919-and-perseverance-which-he-set-toall-his-officers-and-men-during-the-last-four-terribledays-of-his-lifeall-of-it-was-simply-splendid-kennedy-andrew-macpherson-2nd-lieutenant-20th-battalion-lanca-shire-fusi-1-i-e-rs-son-of-donald-ken-nedy-invernessborn-inverness-2september-1890educated-at-inver-gordon-academy-andinverness-royalacademy-student-inmedicine-aberdeenuniversity-1909-13kennedy-had-to-giveup-his-studies-for-atime-owing-to-badhealth-and-went-to-borneo-84-ix-mem-oki-am-in-january-1916-he-returned-from-abroad-tojoin-the-s-image336891340.html
RM2AG2M9G–. Roll of service in the Great War, 1914-1919. and perseverance which he set toall his officers and men during the last four terribledays of his life—all of it was simply splendid . KENNEDY, ANDREW MACPHERSON: 2nd Lieutenant, 20th Battalion Lanca-shire Fusi 1 i e rs ; son of Donald Ken-nedy, Inverness;born Inverness, 2September 1890;educated at Inver-gordon Academy andInverness RoyalAcademy ; student inMedicine, AberdeenUniversity, 1909-13.Kennedy had to giveup his studies for atime, owing to badhealth, and went to Borneo.. 84 IX MEM OKI AM. In January 1916 he returned from abroad tojoin the S
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. Lord Grey of the Reform Bill, being the life of Charles, second Earl Grey. d nevercome * during my life or even yours ! * In all that Grey said and did, and still more in allthat he failed to say and do, at this period, his badhealth was an important factor. He was subject torecurrent fits of depression. Lady Grey, too, was oftenvery unwell between 1816 and 1826.^ On account ofhis own health and his wife*s. Grey was more thanever anxious to get his standing resignation of the Whigleadership accepted by his colleagues. But Holland,into whose hands he wished to resign the succession,was firm i Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lord-grey-of-the-reform-bill-being-the-life-of-charles-second-earl-grey-d-nevercome-during-my-life-or-even-yours-!-in-all-that-grey-said-and-did-and-still-more-in-allthat-he-failed-to-say-and-do-at-this-period-his-badhealth-was-an-important-factor-he-was-subject-torecurrent-fits-of-depression-lady-grey-too-was-oftenvery-unwell-between-1816-and-1826-on-account-ofhis-own-health-and-his-wifes-grey-was-more-thanever-anxious-to-get-his-standing-resignation-of-the-whigleadership-accepted-by-his-colleagues-but-hollandinto-whose-hands-he-wished-to-resign-the-successionwas-firm-i-image370835270.html
RM2CF904P–. Lord Grey of the Reform Bill, being the life of Charles, second Earl Grey. d nevercome * during my life or even yours ! * In all that Grey said and did, and still more in allthat he failed to say and do, at this period, his badhealth was an important factor. He was subject torecurrent fits of depression. Lady Grey, too, was oftenvery unwell between 1816 and 1826.^ On account ofhis own health and his wife*s. Grey was more thanever anxious to get his standing resignation of the Whigleadership accepted by his colleagues. But Holland,into whose hands he wished to resign the succession,was firm i
. Biographical sketches of distingushed officers of the army and navy . -, i8go, to October, 1891 ; assis-tant quartermasters office, Philadelphia, October,1891, to 1897. He retired with tlie rank of major,June, 1S97. He died at his home in West Philadel-phia, Pa., January 3, 1905. He had been in badhealth for a long time, and more than a year ago wascompelled to resign as commandant of the StateSoldiers Home, at Erie, because he was physicallyunable to perform the duties of the office. ^lajorCoUum was a member of the Iv03al Legion, NavalOrder, the Society of Colonial V^ars, Sons of theRevolut Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/biographical-sketches-of-distingushed-officers-of-the-army-and-navy-i8go-to-october-1891-assis-tant-quartermasters-office-philadelphia-october1891-to-1897-he-retired-with-tlie-rank-of-majorjune-1s97-he-died-at-his-home-in-west-philadel-phia-pa-january-3-1905-he-had-been-in-badhealth-for-a-long-time-and-more-than-a-year-ago-wascompelled-to-resign-as-commandant-of-the-statesoldiers-home-at-erie-because-he-was-physicallyunable-to-perform-the-duties-of-the-office-lajorcouum-was-a-member-of-the-iv03al-legion-navalorder-the-society-of-colonial-vars-sons-of-therevolut-image370013625.html
RM2CDYG49–. Biographical sketches of distingushed officers of the army and navy . -, i8go, to October, 1891 ; assis-tant quartermasters office, Philadelphia, October,1891, to 1897. He retired with tlie rank of major,June, 1S97. He died at his home in West Philadel-phia, Pa., January 3, 1905. He had been in badhealth for a long time, and more than a year ago wascompelled to resign as commandant of the StateSoldiers Home, at Erie, because he was physicallyunable to perform the duties of the office. ^lajorCoUum was a member of the Iv03al Legion, NavalOrder, the Society of Colonial V^ars, Sons of theRevolut
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