A loose leaf diary detailing WD Walker's daily life including study, medical duties, travel and personal routine.

This part of the loose leaf diary indexes WD Walker's medical and surgical case notes.

Individuals, subject matter and locations noted include:

• news clippings The British Medical Journal pages 336 - 340 dated 22 August 1931 Headline "Treatment". Headline "Treatment of general paralysis of the insane by induced malaria. Note on fifty cases" by Robert Lees. G de M Rudolf, Rear Admiral Meagher, J Gerstmann. Headline "Symptoms". Headline "Diagnosis". Headline "The scope of the review" table. Headline "Selection of cases". Headline "Procedure adopted". Headline "Incubation". Headline "Observations during the course of induced malaria". Headline "Antiluetic treatment". Headline "Results of treatment". Headline "Consideration of successful cases". Headline "Clinical results in other cases". Headline "Juvenile general paralysis of the insane". Headline "Summary". Headline "The function of the isolation hospital in modern practice" by HER Harries. Headline "The isolation hospital". Headline "Need for immunization". Headline "Isolation of the suspected case"
  
  
• index card tab "T". Tonics. Tetamy. Index card tab "Tropical". Tropical diseases R Cilento 29 October 1932. News clippings The Sunday Observer dated 3 May 1931 Headline "Conquest of tropical disease. New method of diagnosis, Hospital tests in London". Headline "The new tests". Headline "War patients" Sir Patrick Manson. Reverse Headline "Sweden's Klondyke. Enough arsenic to supply the world". Mrs Margareta Lundberg, Boliden, Skellefteaa, Dr Olof Baeckstroem. Headline "Belgrade doubled in ten years. New census figures"
  
  
• Life histories of Malaria, Hydatids, Bilharzia. Lecture notes Dr de Crespigny 21 July 1920 War Medicine