✍ Scribed by Eberle, E.G.
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N the larger cities, following the completion of the last two editions of the I U. S. Pharmacopoeia and National Formulary, under the auspices of the A. Ph. A. branches and local pharmaceutical associations, meetings were held to discuss the new standards. Physicians and dentists participated in the discussions, resulting in better acquaintance with these standards and a friendlier relation was developed between the participants, with a growing recognition that the best service to humanity by the professions is largely dependent on their cooperation. These periods of closer affiliation are activated by common purposes, or the recognition of the need of one branch of medicine for the other. While it must be admitted that the relations were not always cordial and cooperative during the War, a realization of mutual service was clearly indicated during the Washington meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Association.
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