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Dr. Tom and Beverly Wood

Date: Saturday, January 17, 2009

Subject: Dr. Tom and Beverly Wood

Description: Tom and Beverly Wood talk about pharmacy school, females in the 40s and 50s classroom, medical school, Eastwood Clinic, and much more.

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Keywords: Tom and Beverly Wood, Pharmacy School, Medical School, Mill's Drug Store in Paris, Women and Equality, Eastwood Clinic, Paris, Tennessee

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