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A SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST’S OFFICE
HOW UP-TO-DATE LABORATORY METHODS ARE REVOLUTIONIZING THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
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'I he pictures at the top and the bottom show two views in Dr.
Baird s Laboratory. while the picture in between the two shows
one <>i the operalim.' rooms
THERE are sonio dodurs who eon
1 iime 1*» look at the longue, foe!
the pulse and scribble off a pie
seription for luv, who come tn.
have Ihr o dis < urei
But. as a rule tho\ arc m»i
cessful doctors Certainly they .ire um
specialists and if the' ire m*". -r not
successful
For the spe« lalist the:» s u ist
keep abreast of every s<"nf,ru ,|« .
cover.' which tends t<» prove*” ,<m up
disease
]t was for this reason that T‘u Wil
liain M. Baird. on 4 of ti c H i n.»w -
and most successful spp-• <’•
country, went to great exp. r , • ,
ping his large suite m th. IF w » i: ■
dolph building. Atlanta, in aii . •
manner
In fact, it is two ba bl > . m i». a
equipped in the entire Soiri
doubtful if there is a inon •
equipped specialist's offt'• in ti -
try.
The pictures on this page giv<
idea of the elaborate mannci in w*
Pr. Baird has sought to keep a br
ibe times and to have every >< u nt m
equipment for the benefit of his pa
Dents.
There was a time when some sh<»u\
apparatus stuck up in a doctor s <>fT» .
to make a psychologic effort upon mi
subjecting patients would get b.' But
those who dei>en<i on such methods are
not successful People are not fooled
so easily now a■■ they once were
Tliej demand of the specialist who
Heals them lie • latest in scienlilm
kiißtt l» tigf anil « iuii 'urnl and it is
• •rly with ’<l. •■.now ledge an.l < 'quip
meet that H-. be i r« suit:- are ob
tained
Why i: mu In a: hod. did 1»r
Ba rd go ’■» ’he expense to install iti
< uhat-irs f>» prodine germs.' And why
siiotibl h" pm in a sleek of rabbits arid
guinea pigs and sheep al his emnilry
place (•« help "111 He he! alm y ?
The. <• are imn 1\ im ulental- in the
eqilipnu ! t of lt i|c’’lui( .-specialist’s
«»ffiet wiih a tii"tluiii la h.ira t <h\ . Blodd
tests, microscopical examinations and
lahuriliin w"i k in Hie making of sc
rums f‘T the m e «»f disease den ami
sinh Hungs
For more than a. third of a oeniury
Dr Baird has b en doing iho best wmk
n was possible to do In order to tit.
H. . I ’m 1 <>f work, it has always b- ,
11■ t - .t r \ lo ha v» •\< !•. m"i 1 'll r u ' «
u <hi \nd I>! I’, tn d i-.i,-. Hw avs 1
Nm long ago he demded that a sm
>e. Ijllsl sb-"lid 1 ■Ve a <■ l;
: } '*l.\ equipped laboratory in order '•>
-- ><• pat’onis Hie hem-dll <»f the latest
• iviitilb- research \\ hen be moved his ’
offices to im Blown Randolph biplding.
56 Marietta - reet. he secured enough
f'’'“in to make the installation of a
labor.Ho?\ sible This <>msists now
of one very large loom • fmainmg more i
than xi»t» fem es floor spare Tee fl- i
lustrations of the laboratory shuw tie
< henti< al apparatus, truer "scopes, mmi i
l»at»»tT-, a.itf" la\e. oven,., water siill, i
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The ton view shows nnot he r >e<-'i<>n ol' Dr Dairil's Laboratory In the eenter Dr. Baird is shown
at his desk in his private consultation room, while the picture under this shows the principal en
tram hall to the suite with an ante room in the rear, and the lower picture shows the correspon
dence and cashier's rooms.
> .ige • for guinea pigs and rabbits and
the other Hengs peeessafy for a iiiiMlr.rii
Hist it m mu ot Nvi. utilic medical research
In all Dr Daitii ha- twelve rooms,
with two large reception halls ami even
m»w be finds himself crumped lor
n
at times.
He has several waiting rooms, some of
mem private, and private watting rooms
for la flies ami rest parlors.
'l'hcrr was a lime when Dr. Baird a
tended io all his practice personally.
Hut his practice has increased so rapid
ly the past tew > cars that this has be
■ "me Impossible .\s he has
1 < <'ii comps Ued to have assistants to
Help him <ari\ bn the work of -the of
fice
•t
The picture at the top shows the General Reception Room,
larye and coniLirlatde: the picture in the center shows another
one of the opera!iii'_ rooms, while the lower picture shows the La
dies' Private Parlor.
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These assistants are the most expert
it is possible to secure, lakf- Dr. Baird,
they are thorough diagimM imans, for
this one point Dr Baird insists upon
In fact, as he has pointed mH Hine and
again in his interesting health talks, he
is a crank on diagnosis. His assistants,
100, arc experts in chemical and labora
tory work and with the microscope
’l'here arc many who think a doctor
can tell'whai is wrong by feeling the
pulse, looking a’ the tongue and look
ing wise A floe tor may do this, make a
guess al the trouble ami guess right.
But. al the same time, be i i;tT,SS
IN<; To KNOW the Humble so as tn
be able to eliminate the I’Ai'SH, thor
ough examinations are necessary.
Ami to make Hmrough examinations,
ii is necessary In ha ve‘complete equip
ment such as l.»r l.aird has installed
in his new suite of ofti< < s \ specialist
in the*'-.' <iays must he an expert fiiag
nosiician and lo be ibis he must be a
mis rs seopist and a bacteriologist.
All this is m « essar\ to do good work,
and good wuk Dr. Baird has always
insisted upon. Il was lie who declared
several times -4 hat what the profession
needs today is not new sure-cures and
specifics, bin a more careful ami intel
ligent use of , the remedies already
known *to be of use in certain diseases
ami more care and attention-to the <le
tails of each case. Ry following
this poliCx . Dr Baird has been success
ful. In fact, ho has made a grealt i suc
cess as a specialist than any other in
the* South
The value of such a well ifiuipped
suite of tiffieps has been shown many
times recently in Dr Ibiirds cxicn
sive practice Dozens or patients have
consulted him who have thought them
selves suffering from Gout, Rheuma
tism. Kidney Trouble and the like,
when thorough examinations have
shown the trouble to he something else.
When they were scientifically treated
for the RIuAIj t’At’SE, and this has
been removed, their pains have van
ished. H was simply in knowing how to
lind iho CAl'Si' and then knowing hovr
1<» remove Hip cause.
other physicians whn had treated
them had treated them for the wrong
trouble or had been confused by symp
toms. The removal of symptoms alone
instead of removing the CAI’SE of flip
symptoms will not bring permanent re
lief And permanent relief is what a’l
sufferers want.
As every one who has boon reading
Di. Baird's interesting and instructive
health talks knows, he has been prac
ticing ami studying along original lines
for more than a third of a century.
I hat is why he knows (’hronie Dis
•;< <os. Diseases of Men, Nervous Dis
orders and Diseases of Women. A life
time of study and experience has made
him compolcnt and his remarkable snc-
' s indicates that he has produced re
su Us.
Recently ho has had considerable to
say about Neo-Salvarsan. the groat
Blood Poison treatment which super
seded ••HOf;,-' and will be glad to talk
dbout this to sufferers. His mono
graphs on Diseases of Mon and his
H alih Essays are interesting ami in
structive ami free by mail in plain,
b illed wrapper Dr Baird s office hours
arc from S io 7; Sundays and holidays,
Hl ,o 1 Rml Ins address is Rrowm
!• o ‘!<-ipi> 'uiilding 56 Marietta street,
A 1 lanta, > ia
