Scientists assert that all diseases can be prevented by inoculation LCCN2011661758, 1885

Title: scientists assert that all diseases can be prevented by inoculation abstract: illustration shows puck standing on a stack of bound puck volumes between a row of people on the left identified as a "bank president, cashier, teller, clerk, [and] janitor" as well as a scrub-woman and an office boy and a row of known criminals on the right identified as "scott, o. L. Baldwin, f. Ward, j. D. Fish, h. W. Howgate, [and] eno", and fredericka mandelbaum identified as "m". Between the two rows are bottles of "virus from thieving office-boy, light-fingered scrub-woman, defaulting bank cashier, receiver of stolen goods, [and] corruptible janitor", "lymph from swindling bank president [and] embezzling bank clerk", and "vaccine from speculating bank teller". O. L. Baldwin was a cashier at the mechanics' national bank in newark, henry w. Howgate (1834-1901) was a disbursing officer in the u. S. Signal service, and fredericka mandelbaum was a known fence for stolen property. Physical description: 1 print: chromolithograph. Notes: caption: "now, my friends, step right up and be vaccinated for all forms of disease to which bank officials are liable!"; j. Keppler.;illus. From puck, v. 17, no. 433, (1885 june 24), centerfold.;copyright 1885 by keppler & schwarzmann.;title from item. Date: 1885.