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"Vital Statistics of the Negro," The Arena, Boston, Massachusetts, no. XXIX, 1892 April
It was this work which led to Frederick L. Hoffman being asked to join the staff of the Prudential Life Insurance Company of America, Newark, N. J.
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"Suicides and Modern Civilization," The Arena, Boston, Massachusetts, vol. 7 no. 8, p. 680, 1893 May
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Report of Sanitary Conditions of the Tenements of Trinity Church; Printed by order of the Vestry, 1895
Investigation made by Frederick L. Hoffman.
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Frederick L. Hoffman. Race Traits and Tendencies of the American Negro. American Economic Association, MacMillan Publishing Company, New York, 1896
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"Cancer in the North American Negro," American Journal of Surgery and Gynecology, 1898
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Frederick L. Hoffman. History of the Prudential Life Insurance Company of America. Newark, N.J.: Prudential Press, 1900
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"The Practical Use of Vital Statistics," Boston Medical Journal, 1900 December 27
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"Fatal Accidents in Coal Mining in North America," Mining and Engineering Journal, 1901 August 10
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"The Negro Death Rate in 1906," Insurance Agent, 1908
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"The Mutual Relation of Life Insurance and the Medical Press," Published in the Proceedings of the American Editor's Association, 41st annual meeting, 1910 June 4
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"Memorial on Occupational Diseases," Prepared by a Committee of Experts and Presented to the President of the United States, 1910
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"The Cancer Death Rate in Selected Occupations," Published in the bulletin of the American Academy of Medicine, 1914 October 4
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"Economic Progress of the United States during the 75 Years," Published by American Statistical Association, Boston, Massachusetts, vol. XIV, 1914 December 19
Also published by the Prudential Press, 1914.
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"Significance of a Declining Death Rate," Prudential Press, 1914
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Essays on Statistics, volumes III and V, 1914-1921
5 volumes; volumes 1, 2, and 4 missing.
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"The Mortality from Cancer Throughout the World," The Prudential Press, Newark, N. J., 1915
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Bound volume of papers on Leprosy; includes the "Care and treatment of leprosy" report Senate S. 4086, 1916 March 25
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"Leprosy as a National and an International Problem," Journal of Sociologic Medicine, 1916 April
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"Cancer Problem in Relation to Fraternal Insurance," Published in the Proceedings of the 3rd annual convention of the national Fraternal Congress of America, Cleveland, Ohio, 1916 August 21-25
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Bulletin; Miner's Nystagmus, Washington Government Printing Office, 1916
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Bound volume on Malaria, Army Anthropometry, Health Administration, Dusty Trade Committee, Prudential Press, 1916-1917
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"Duty of Nationalized Teutons Set Forth," Exporter's Review, 1917 March 3
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"Duty of an American of German Birth," The Economic World, 1917 April 7
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"Facts and Fallacies of Compulsory Health Insurance," Prudential Press, Newark, N. J., 1917
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Autocracy and Paternalism vs Democracy and Liberty, Prudential Press, Newark, N.J., 1918
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Über Bugertreue Freiheit und Demokratce, 1918
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Failure of German Compulsory Health Insurance: A War Revelation, Prudential Press, Newark, N.J., 1918
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"National Health Insurance," Journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey, 1919 August
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"Is Leprosy Increasing?," Prudential Press, Reprint from an Address before the American Medical Association, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1920 April 28
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"Progress of the Safety Movement," Weekly letter of the National Safety Council, 1920 May 24
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"Progress of the Safety Movement in Great Britain," Safety Engineering Journal, 1920 August
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"Conditions in the Indian Medical Service," Reprint from Journal of American Medical Association,vol. 75, pp. 49-494, 1920 August
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"Conditions in the Indian Medical Service," Reprint, Journal of the American Medical Association vol. 75, 1920 August 14
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"Industrial Accident Record of 1919 - Best in Five Years," National Safety Council, 1920 September 27
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"Gorgas the Servant of Mankind," Southern Medical Journal, 1920 October
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"Mortality from Tuberculosis from 1900-1919," Spectator 30, 1920
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Bound volume of three articles, 1920 October-1923 June
"Description of Itasca Lake Trip," The Eastern Underwriter, 1920 October 22,
"Why the Cliff Dwellers Vanished," Scientific American, 1920 December 25, and
"The Falls of the Maderia," Bulletin of the Pan-American Union, 1923 June.
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Bound Volume of Six Articles: Travel and General Subjects, 1920-1929
"Why the Cliff Dwellers Vanished," Scientific American, 1920 December 25,
"The Falls of Maderia," Pan-American Union, 1923 June 23,
"Trail of the Rainbow Bridge," Stone and Webster Journal, 1923 January 29,
"The Navajo Population Problem," Stone and Webster Journal, [date unclear] May, and
"What America Has Done for Haiti," Stone and Webster, 1929 July, and
"What Sugar Has Done for Hawaii," Stone and Webster, 1929 December.
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Bound Volume of Five Articles, 1920-1929
"Why the Cliff Dwellers Vanished," Scientific American, 1920 December 25,
"The Falls of Maderia," Pan-American Union, 1923 June 23,
"Trail of the Rainbow Bridge," Stone and Webster Journal, 1923 January 29,
"The Navajo Population Problem," Stone and Webster Journal, [date unclear] May, and
"What America Has Done for Haiti," Stone and Webster, 1929 July.
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Geographical essays, 1920-1930
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Abstract of an Address on Mortality from Cancer in South, Orleans Parish Medical Society, 1921 May 19
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"The Organization of Knowledge," Reprint from Science, 1922 March 10
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"Cancer Problem in the Southern States," Address before Columbia Medical Society Cancer Meeting, Columbia, South Carolina, 1922
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"Causes of Death in Primitive Races", after 1922
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"The Jewish Demography," American Hebrew, 1923 March 3
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"Progress in the Safety First Movement," Spectator, New York, N. Y., 1923 March 15
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"Cancer Statistics in Japan," Journal of the American Medical Association, 1923 March 21
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"Statistics on Cancer in Algiers," Journal of the American Medical Association, 1923 May 1
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"Views on Question of Reparations and War Debt Settlements," Reprint, American Academy of Political and Social Science, Philadelphia, Pa., Pub. 1698., 1923 July
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"Health Conditions Among the Indians," Reprint, Journal of the American Medical Association, vol. 81, 1923 September 8
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"Mortality from Cancer," American Medical Association, 1923 November 7
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"Problem of Negro-White Inter-Mixture and Intermarriage," Reprint from Eugenics in Race and State, vol. II and Prudential Press, Newark, N. J., 1923
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"Race Amalgamation in Hawaii," Reprint from Eugenics in Race and State, vol. II, 1923
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"Race Amalgamation in Hawaii," Reprint from Eugenics in Race and State, vol. II, 1923
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"Conservation of America's Economic Independence," Reprint from Scientific Monthly, vol. XVI, no 4, 1923
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"Cancer and Civilization," Reprint. Address read before the Belgian Cancer Congress, Brussels, Belgium, 1923 November 18-19
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"Germany's Problem of Reconstruction," The Economic World, 1924 January 12
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"Health of Working Women," Bulletin of the Consumer's League of New York, vol. III, no. 5, 1924 May
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"Cancer Mortality in Leading American Cities in 1923," Economic World, New York, 1924 June 21
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"Medical Problems of Our Indian Population," Reprint, Eastern Underwriter Association on Indian Affairs, 1925 February 5
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"Radium Mesothorium Necrosis," Address before the Section on Preventive and Industrial Medicine and Public Health, given at the 76th Session of the American Medical Association, Atlantic City, N. J., 1925 May
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"Cancer in Canada," Address delivered before the Association of Health Officers of Ontario, Toronto, Canada, 1925 May 4
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"Cancer Problem in Canada," Address before Ontario Health Officers Association, Toronto, Canada; Reprinted from Public Health Journal, 1925 June
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"Canadian Cancer Problems and Research," Address delivered before Canadian Public Health Association. Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 1925 June 3. The Prudential Press, 1925 June 3
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"Life's Greatest Tragedy," Nation's Health, vol. VII, no. 7, 1925 July
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"Will the Athletic Girl Keep her Form?" The Literary Digest, 1925 August 15
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"Suicide and Business," The Literary Digest, 1925 August 29
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"John F. Dryden and Fifty Years of the Prudential," The Spectator, Philadelphia, Pa., 1925 November 19
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"Some Cancer Facts and Fallacies," Prudential Press, 1925
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"Should the Death Penalty be Abolished?," League to Abolish Capital Punishment, circa 1925
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"Cancer in Native Races," Address before American Association for Cancer Research, Albany, New York, 1926 April
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"Increase in Murder," American Academy of Political Science, Philadelphia, Pa., 1926 May, 1968
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Bound volumes of series of newspaper articles on Mexican trip, The Boston Herald, 1926, 3 Volumes; Two volumes hardcover, one volume bound in paper.
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"Windstorm and Insurance," The Spectator, Philadelphia, Pa., 1926
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"Cancer in Mexico," Address before American Association For Cancer Research, Rochester, N. Y., Prudential Press, Newark, N. J., 1927 April 14
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"The Cancer Record for 1926," The Spectator, Philadelphia, Pa., 1927 October 13
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Bound volume of series of newspaper articles on Russia, The Peoria Star, 1927
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Bound volume of a series of articles on Russia and Finland, The Newark Evening News, 1927
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Deaths from Lead Poisoning; Washington Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C., 1927
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"The Cancer Record for 1927," The Spectator, 1928 May 24
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Bound volume of articles on Aviation, The New York Times, New York and The Peoria Star, 1927-1928
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Aviation in the United States. Series of articles in the New York Times and the Peoria Star, 1927-1928
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Papers on Aviation, 1927-1929
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Frederick L. Hoffman, "Travelling by Air Along Boston - New York Route," Sunday Times, 1928 June 17
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"Over the Mountains to San Francisco," The New York Times Sunday edition, 1928 July 15
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"Statistics of Occupational Cancer," Report of the International Conference on Cancer, London, England, held under the auspices of the British Empire Cancer Campaign; Pub. by the British Empire Campaign, London, England, 1928
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"Navajo Population Problem," 23rd International Congress of Americanists, 1928
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"Some Problems of Longevity," The Spectator Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 1928
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"Cancer Among the North American Indians," Address before American Cancer Research Society, Washington, D.C., 1928 April 22. Prudential Press, 1928 April 22, 1929
Included "The Indian as a Life Insurance Risk" and "The Progress of the North American Indian."
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"Over the Mountains to San Francisco," The New York Times, 1928 July 15-August 12
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"Trail to Rainbow Bridge," Stone and Webster Journal, no. 11, vol. 44, 1929 January
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"Gastric and Duodenal ulcers," The Spectator, 1929 February 14
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"The Navajo Population Problem," Stone and Webster Journal, 1929 May
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"What America Has Done for Haiti," Stone and Webster Journal, 1929 July
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"The Cancer Record of 1928," The Spectator, 1929 July 11
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"What Sugar Has Done for Hawaii," Stone and Webster Journal, Boston, Massachusetts, 1929 December
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"The Medical and Hospital Service of U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs," Hospital Social Service, XIX, 1929
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"Second Report on the Oriental Mortality of Hawaii", 1929
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"Race Pathology in Hawaii", 1929
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"San Francisco Cancer Survey (Incomplete)," Prudential Press, Newark, N. J., 1929
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Letter to President of the Prudential, Mr. Edward D. Duffield: "Thirty-five Years of Work", 1929
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"Cancer in Egypt," Journal of Cancer Research, vol. XIV, no. 3, 1930 August
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"Homicide Record for 1929," Reprint from the Spectator, circa 1930
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Clippings, circa 1930s
Topics include: Aviation, Babson Institute, Cancer, Capital punishment, Hawaiian Trip, Frederick L. Hoffman, Homicide, Indians, Jamaican Trip, Measurements, Mexico, Mexican Trip, African Americans, Prohibition, Russia, South American Expedition, Social Health Insurance, Suicide, Tornados and Wind storms, Germany and the War.
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"The South from the Air," Manufacturer's Record, 1931 June 4
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"Present Trends of the Negro Population," Opportunity News, New York, N. Y., 1931 November
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Address: Presentation of the Anniversary volume to Professor Rudolph Matas, Published by School of Medicine, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1931 December 17
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"The Cancer Record for 1931," The Spectator, Philadelphia, Pa., 1932 May 12
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"The Suicide Record," Annual Review, The Spectator, 1932 June 9
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"Matas Birthday Volume: A Collection of Surgical Essays Written in Honor of Rudolph Matas," New England Journal of Medicine, 1932 June 9
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"Causes of Death in Primitive Races," Metron, vol. X nos. 1-2; printed for private circulation. Roma Istituto Poligrafico Dello Stato Libreria, 1932
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"Some Principles of Cancer Statistics Research," Paper contributed to the Second Australian Cancer Conference, Canberra, Australia, 1933 March
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"Cancer Mortality of Massachusetts 1860 - 1929," Reprinted from the Journal of Medicine (New England), vol. 203, no. 15, 1933 April 13
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"The Cancer Record of 1932," The Spectator, 1933 April 27
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"Cancer in British Malaya and the Phillipine Islands," Address delivered before American Association for Cancer Research; Washington, D.C., 1933 May 8, Prudential Press, 1933 May 8
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"Cancer of the Male Generative Organs," New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 209, no. 22, 1933 November 30
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Discussion on Geographical Distribution of Cancer in Spain, The Cancer of 1932, Madrid Baass SA, Tipografica, 1933
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"Lead Poisoning Legislation and Statistics," Committee on Lead Poisoning, The Prudential Press, 1933
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"The Cancer Record of 1933," The Spectator, 1934 June 7
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"Cancer of the Esophagus," Reprint from the New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 211 no. 17, pp. 762-769, 1934 October 23
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"Some Dietary Aspects of Cancer," Reprinted from Communications Of the International Congress of Scientific Social Campaign Against Cancer, 1934
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"Malaria in Florida, Georgia and Alabama," Prudential Press, 1934
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"It takes Courage to Gather Statistics," The Literary Digest, 1935 November 23
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"Cancer and Diet," The Williams and Wilkins Company, Baltimore, Maryland, 1937
Box 29
List of Hoffman's publications at the College of Insurance, New York, N.Y., undated
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Frederick L. Hoffman, "Miami to Nassau," Air Commerce Bulletin, undated
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"Cancer in the Maori Population of New Zealand," Excerptum Acta Cancrologica; Editor P. Gerber, Budapest, vol. 1, Fasc. 3, undated
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"Papa's Tantrums," Literary Digest, undated
Box 31
List of publications and books by Frederick L. Hoffman, undated
Box 31
Bound volume of 9 Hoffman essays, undated
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Verses of a Wanderer, undated