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The history of medicine is the history of the placebo effect
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(Arthur Shapiro and Louis Morris)

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Suggestible You Quote 1
The history of medicine is the history of the placebo effect
Page 23 hardcover
(Arthur Shapiro and Louis Morris)
Louis Morris, Kaf
Very Rabid Dog Shot - Canned Meat Death - Marvelous Medal - Stares of Bewilderment - Fooling with a Pistol - Dance Place Misrepresented - Lone Star Lacrosse - Wine Theft Mystery
11 SEP 1883. Austin Daily Statesman.
CITY MATTERS IN BRIEF.
Paul Millet, son of Capt. Millett, shot a very rabid mad dog last night.
It is said that Wm. Coopwood's death was caused by eating canned meats.
Yesterday was opening day for our Austin schools, and the children were gathered from the summer vacation well tanned -- to be rattaned.
Mr. A. Bahn, the jeweler, has manufactured for and will present to the best shot at the State Fair a beautiful gold medal worth $100. It has cross-guns above a tiger's head, from the mouth of which is a gold ring, and to this is a large five-point star, surrounded by a laurel wreath.
Officer Morris was the cause of considerable attention by his efforts to arrest a badly intoxicated white woman Sunday night. He finally succeeded in getting her into a carriage and taking her to the calaboose, though her outcries made those along the line of march stare in bewilderment.
Crawford Noble Sunday was fooling with a pistol when it accidentally was discharged, the ball striking the left leg just above the ankle, fracturing the bone. Dr. Neil was called, who dressed the wound, taking the ball and a piece of bone from the wound.
The proprietors of the negro dance place mentioned in Sunday's issue, claim they are misrepresented by the persons complaining. A Statesman representative took some pains to investigate the matter yesterday, and he found that things were not exactly as they should be at times. Except on particular occasions, the place is not so bad, but some times Rome is made to howl.
The Lone Star Lacrosse club was organized last week with A. H. Roby president, Carrington Viser secretary, S. J. Triplett treasurer and Walker captain. The club now numbers about twenty-five members, and it is expected in a short time to give an exhibition of this novel and interesting game. The balls, bats and other paraphernalia of the game have been sent for and are expected to arrive in a few days.
Yesterday Capt. John Chenneville arrested a man named John Zernigoiz, charged with stealing a barrel of forty-five gallons of wine from Andrew Nellert, on the corner of Bois d'Arc and Congress avenue. The wine was found in the house of Peter Hanson, on Peach and Neches streets, and the arrest of the man and the recovery of the goods was a fine piece of expert work on the part of the captain. Just how the liquor was stolen is somewhat of a mystery.
morris louis
This post is long overdue- Morris louis is one of my favorite artists at the Neue Nationalgalerie, in Berlin. He is the pioneer of color field painting and founded the Washington Color School. I love these simple rivers of color.
LOUIS MORRIS. POINT DE TRANQUILITE. ACRYLIC. 1959-1960 (via Louis)
Louis Morris.