III. Writings. Lectures, Addresses and Notes

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1. Accidents, injuries and first aid
2. Air
3. Impure Air
4. Physics and chemistry of air
5. Pollution of air
6. Animal heat
7. Anthropometry
8. Army medical man
9. Army Medical School, graduation
10. Bacteria
11. Bacteria, colon bacilli
12. Bacteria, influence of light on
13. Baird, Spencer Fullerton
14. Bibliography, Medical
15. Blood and blood vessels
16. Bookseller and librarian
17. Boston Medical Library
18. Buffalo Public Library
19. Cancer statistics
20. Card catalog
21. Civil War, evening on a hospital beat
22. Civil War, medical reminiscences
23. College of Physicians, Philadelphia
24. Columbia University Library
25. Consumption
26. Contagion
27. Contagion, Epidemic and Quarantine
28. Care of dead
29. Causes [of] diseases
30. Classification of diseases
31. Contagious diseases
32. Germ diseases
33. Occupational diseases
34. House drainage
35. Dust and dirt
36. Medical education
37. Germany's medical education
38. Ideals [for] medical education
39. Ohio's medical education
40. Yale's medical education
41. Elephantiasis
42. Exercise for brain workers
43. Fungi
44. Engraved gems
45. Harvard Medical Alumni
46. Heredity
47. History of medicine
48. History of medicine
49. Oliver Wendell Holmes
50. Planning and construction of hospitals
51. Hospitals and public health
52. Hospital visitors
53. How Tom kept Bachelor's Hall
54. Hydrophobia
55. Hygiene
56. History of hygiene
57. Laboratory of hygiene
58. Lecturing on hygiene
59. Military hygiene
60. Public hygiene
61. Literature of public hygiene
62. Columbia School of Mines: Hygiene
63. Students notes [on] hygiene
64. Undergrad[uate] hygiene Immunity
65. Infection in rags
66. Instinct
67. Medical invention and discoveries
68. Johns Hopkins Hospital opening
69. Jurisprudence
70. Sanitary Jurisprudence
71. Sanitary Jurisprudence
72. King's touch... (?)
73. City library
74. Consolidation: Library
75. Medical library
76. New York Club Library
77. New York Public Library
78. 19th century library
79. Philadelphia library
80. Library problems
81. Public library
82. Library Specialists
83. Medical literature
84. Magic & magicians
85. Massachusetts Medical Society
86. Development medicine
87. France: medicine
88. Military medicine
89. Spain: Medicine
90. United States: Medicine
91. Miscellaneous notes
92. Moulds
93. Muscle & exercise
94. Medical museums
95. Nervous system
96. Nursing
97. Parks
98. Patent system
99. Washington Philosophical Society
100. British physicians
101. Poisoned Indian arrows
102. Poisoned Indian arrows
103. Population
104. Beginnings: Public Health Service
105. Opening [of] Radcliffe Library
106. Relief organizations for widows and orphans of medical men
107. Medical research
108. Sanitation
109. History of sanitation
110. Municipal sanitation
111. New York municipal sanitation
112. Washington Sanitary League
113. Schools
114. Science & Greater New York
115. Sewage
116. Sewage systems
117. Shakespearean medicine
118. Smallpox & vaccination
119. Soil & sanitation
120. Vital statistics
121. Birth rate
122. Death rate
123. Health
124. Vital: Jewish statistics
125. Medical
126. Mortality
127. Municipal mortality
128. Occupational
129. Reserve
130. War survivors
131. Streets and parks
132. Surgeon General's Library
133. Modern surgery
134. Teaching surgery
135. Tenement houses
136. Typhoid
137. Valedictory disease
138. Ventilation
139. Heating and cooling ventilation
140. Respiration ventilation
141. Vitalism
142. Francis Walker
143. Waste
144. Water analysis
145. Water purification
146. Water supply
147. Water supply and sewage
148. Yellow Fever
149. Appendix I. Listing of lecture courses at Columbia's School of Mines
150. Appendix II. Old indexes to John Shaw Billings lectures