Enfermedades del ejército y del pueblo : memoria de la fatal epidemia de calenturas gástrico-pútridas ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Students crossing State St. in front of Michigan Union. Taken for the Michigan Alumnus, April, 1947

On negative sleeve: A suggestion of warmer days ahead for winter-weary Michiganders is contained in this early spring picture, taken from the Michigan Union looking across to Alumni Memorial Hall just as students leave classes at the noon hour

Frozen flowers. March 1952 [Dr. Elzada Clover and botany students]

On negative sleeve: Dr. Elzada Clover, associate professor of botany, (second from right) distributes frozen water lily buds to botany students at the U of M. Students are (left and right) Mrs. Benson Murray, N.Y.; Oka Nichols, Crawfordsville, Ind.; and Nancy Pridmore, Oxford, Mich. Frozen flowers are kept in regular cardboard containers with transparent tops

Institute for Human Adjustment; Dr. Wilma Donahue, March 1948

On negative sleeve: DIAGRAMS WHICH BLIND CAN 'READ'--Diagrams embossed on aluminum foil by the Faximile visograph, now being used for experimental study at the University of Michigan, as they appear before the foil is removed from the machine. these diagrams have been enlarged four times over the size of the sheet of "copy" inserted in the visagraph. They are embossed so that the blind can follow them by touch rather than sight

Filtered light. From Diag to North University Avenue, early 1930s [with woman]

On negative sleeve: 2 prints (8x10) by Sam Sturgis

Harry Kipke, Bill Fleming, Wally Teninga in Michigan Stadium press box, 1958 Iowa game

[Kipke, recently elected to the College Football Hall of Fame, is interviewed by Fleming and his assistant Teninga. Kipke and Teninga were two of greatest punter in U-M history. (summary of note on negative sleeve)]

A brief acconunt of the origin and progress of the patent syringe or stomach pump and lavement apparatus ... /

Mode of access: Internet.