Recent Literature A Textbook of Chemistry . Intended for the use of Pharmaceutical and Medical Students. By Samuel P. Satler, Ph.D., F.C.S. and Henry Trimble, Ph.M. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co. 1895.New England Journal of Medicine1895PDF222 KB
Phytochemistry in America**Nos. One and Two Under This Caption Have Likewise Emanated from the Pen of Miss Wake-man, Both Sketches Having Appeared in the Pharmaceutical Review in 1908:I-Helen Cecilia De Silver Abbott, Ph. Rev., 26, P. 151.II-Henry Trimble, Ph. Rev., 26, P. 338.Wakeman · The Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (1912)1913PDF190 KB
Seeing Through Mathematics, Book Iby Henry Van Engen; Maurice L. Hartung; Harold C. Trimble; Emil J. Berger; Ray W. ClevelandTheaker · Mathematics Teacher Learning and Teaching PK-121963PDF446 KB
Seeing Through Mathematics, Book 2by Henry Van Engen; Maurice L. Hartung; Harold C. Trimble; Emil J. Berger; Ray W. ClevelandTheaker · National Council of Teachers of Mathematics1963PDF425 KB
Handbook on fractures. By Duncan Eve, jun., M.D., F.A.C.S., Nashville, in collaboration with Trimble Sharber, A.B., M.D., Nashville. 9 × 6 in. Pp. 263 + xi, with 129 illustrations. 1948. London: Henry Kimpton. 25s. netBritish journal of surgery1948PDF144 KB
