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PICARD, George Henry, author, born in Berea, Ohio, 3 August, 1850. He was graduated at Baldwin university, Berea, in 1869, and at the College of medicine and surgery, Cincinnati, in 1877. He now (1888) practises his profession in New York city. Dr. Picard is the author of the novels " A Matter of Taste" (New York, 1884); "A Mission Flower" (1885); and "Old Boniface" (1886).
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