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CONTENTS
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| Chapter | Page |
| VIII. The "Pickle Factory" Period | 147 |
| The Army Medical School Moves Out | 148 |
| Changes at the Museum | 150 |
| Changes in Classification | 153 |
| The Devotion of Dr. Lamb | 156 |
| IX. The Museum in a World at War | 159 |
| Making Pathologists in a Hurry | 160 |
| Dr. James Ewing's Mission | 161 |
| The Autopsy Question | 162 |
| Procurement of Specimens | 163 |
| Two Museums in One | 165 |
| Launching the Movement for a New Building | 167 |
| Applying the Graphic Arts to Medicine | 170 |
| Motion Pictures | 171 |
| Pictures as Training Methods | 174 |
| Use of Animated Drawings | 176 |
| The Museum Goes Abroad | 179 |
| Necropsy Service in the AEF | 180 |
| Medical Photography in the AEF | 183 |
| The Museum's Major Aim | 186 |
| X. The Institute Idea | 189 |
| The First Practicing Pathologist to Become Curator | 191 |
| Space Problem Intensified | 191 |
| Plans for a Great Medical Center | 194 |
| American Registry of Pathology | 197 |
| Working in a New Direction | 198 |
| Varied New Activities of the Museum | 201 |
| Possible Courses of Action | 203 |
| XI. The Registry Movement | 207 |
| Objective of the Registry | 209 |
| Organized Civilian Cooperation | 212 |
| Histopathology and the Museum | 214 |
| Inescapable Housekeeping | 216 |
| The Museum at Threescore Years and Ten | 218 |
| The Dental and Oral Registry | 220 |
| More Registries Formed | 221 |
| Publications of the Registries | 222 |
| Advantages of the Registry System | 224 |
