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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Person created 1997-06-30 human Rosanne Walker updated 2024-10-23 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/P002606b.htm person Souter Charles Henry AACR2 11 October 1864 20 August 1944 Place of Birth Aberdeen, Scotland Place of Death North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Physician Charles Souter practised medicine in various country towns in South Australia before moving to North Adelaide, where he practised from 1925-1944. He also published four collections of verse: "Irish Lords" (1912), "To Many Ladies" (1917), "The Mallee Fire" (1923) and "The Lonely Rose" (1935). Souter contributed to the "Bulletin", particularly ballads, shanties and poems and appeared as an expert on 5AD's radio session, "Information Please". 1887 1887 Education - Bachelor of Medicine (MB) and Master of Surgery (ChM), University of Aberdeen, Scotland c. 1889 c. 1905 Career position - Ship's Surgeon 1906 1906 Career position - Private practice in Adelaide 1907 1909 Career position - Private practice in Clarendon, South Australia 1910 1923 Career position - Private practice in Prospect, South Australia 1923 1924 Career position - Private practice in Whyalla, South Australia 1925 1944 Career position - Private practice in North Adelaide

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 'Souter, Charles Henry', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology Souter, Charles Henry Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative Innovation Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation Book Section: Souter, Charles Henry (1864-1944), medical practitioner and writer Smith, Vivian Souter, Charles Henry (1864-1944), medical practitioner and writer Melbourne Melbourne University Press 1990 Australian dictionary of biography, volume 12: 1891 - 1939 Smy-Z John Ritchie 20-21