In 1910, "Men's Disorders" would have been clearly understood to mean venereal diseases. Dr. Taylor was one of many physicians peddling ineffective cures at this time.

ID: 4992 ~ Source: Spokane Daily Chronicle - May 14, 1910, pp. 25.
This file appears in: Diseases of Men
In 1910, "Men's Disorders" would have been clearly understood to mean venereal diseases. Dr. Taylor was one of many physicians peddling ineffective cures at this time.
This file appears in: Diseases of Men

By Larry Cebula
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