Letter to Rev. R. C. Caswall

Caswall writes to his father about his journey through America to Ohio and his initial impressions of Kenyon College as a student. He gives a detailed account of his activities and the College operations, and expresses his love for the school and Bp. Chase.https://digital.kenyon.edu/chase_letters/1774/thumbnail.jp

Optimising the Treatment of Invasive Candidiasis – A Case for Combination Therapy

Invasive candidiasis is a rising global health threat with increasing incidence, persistently high mortality and diminishing treatment options. Antifungal resistance has rapidly emerged and spread, with multidrug resistant species deemed an urgent and serious threat (US CDC). While acknowledging the key role of antifungal stewardship and infection control in curbing spread, we examine the role of antifungal monotherapy in driving resistance and the potential for combination therapy to prevent stress adaptation and emergence of drug resistance. In addition to its role in mitigating resistance, combination treatment may improve drug penetration, expedite fungal clearance, and allow lower, less toxic doses of individual drugs to be used. A growing body of laboratory-based evidence suggests that antifungal combinations can yield synergistic activity against Candida spp, including against frequently multidrug resistant Candida auris. It is imperative to test these combinations in clinical trials, incorporating resistance endpoints as a marker of success

Suleika in Joseph and His Brothers

A black and white photograph in the Diana Forbes-Robertson collection on her aunt, Maxine Elliott, an internationally renowned actress born in Rockland, Maine in 1868. Information printed on the mat of the photograph reads Lizzie Caswall Smith, The Gainsborough Studio, 309 Oxford Street, W. The photo appears to be of Elliott, and includes a note on the back that reads, Suleika in Joseph and His Brothers 1913.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/1193/thumbnail.jp

Education in the elementrary school/ Caswall

xiv, 321 hal.: bibl.; ind.; 21 cm

Mr Oscar Asche [picture] /

"1231 J.B. & Co.; L. Caswall Smith"--Printed beneath image.; Condition: Good.; Inscriptions: "Oscar Asche"--Autograph in ink lower centre of image; "Mr Oscar Asche as Bolingbroke in King Richard II at His Majesty's Theatre 1904, autographed for Herbert H. Harvey 1905, 20th February 1905, The taming of the shrew season, Adelphi Theatre 1904-5"--Handwritten in ink on reverse. "Oscar Asche in Shakespeare: Bolingbroke in Richard II."--Vendor's note

Hymns and poems, original and translated /

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