Talk:Arthur J. Cramp

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I started a page on Arthur J. Cramp. He was head of the Propaganda for Reform Department of the American Medical Association from 1906-1936. The page could be improved with a photograph and critiques of his work. The articles I used on the page contained very little, if any, criticism. He went after people he called "quacks", so I imagine they might have had something to say about his work. Future edits/corrections/additions using reliable source material welcomed.SojoQ (talk) 14:22, 27 December 2018 (UTC)Reply

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