... SMALLPOX IN THE POTTERIES. go greet has been the nub to be vaccinated daring the present severe outbreak of emollpox in the Staffordshire Potteries that the police have been called keep order outside the public vaooinator s surgery. In the coarse of ...

... SMALL-POX AT CROYDON. An inning outbreak smoll-pox has occurred infirmary Croydon. Fourteen the disease .have slroody been removed small-pox hospital, while all visiting to ■amry fats been stepped. Every precaution taken prevent the spread of the dread ...

... SOCIETY LADY SPREAD SMALL-POX. The writer of Prom a. London Club Window” ihf. Tiiwrpoo! tells startling story of how small-pox infoolicn was carried by the smartest London beautie?. “It arose in this way. The lady's footman had small-pox Sim was booked tor ...

... to outbreak of smallpox certain stroil, where thirteen persons were stated hare caught the disease from a single boy, whom a doctor bad declared to free it- It was stated that the father of the boy told the doctor that the lad bad smallpox when be took ...

... to-day Newcastle Dispensary, a smallpox patient being discovered among the others. The medical ofhaer* suggested that the lot should vaccinated, and a stampede once took place, one woman dropping her child the window. The smallpox patient was taken to the hospital ...

... T 0 THE BOURNEMOUTH Mil king and que The King and Queen left W'mlsr moon motor car, to visit •SMALL-POX at cheste pent 19- BRITISH BARQUE L o,l Two ufthe crew are dead, the SOUTH ANTRIM VAC. CUrlo ...

... channel should remain open. SMALLPOX HOSPITAL QUESTION. A letter from Town Council of Bournemouth stated that the Corporation had for some time been considering the question of tho provision hospital accommodation for small-pox cases, and several sites had ...

... Mayor, and Corporation ollkiais> jprned the new moaicipal rifle ranges. The Mayor the lirst show FINED FOR NOT NOTIFYING SMALL-POX. The Esckango Telegraph Company slates that Liverpool to-day, the captain the steamer Baron iuomlale. from Bnenos Ayres, ...

... very scrums operation, *v*'*'■ J.O ' *'• Chairman: You taking very great responsibility. Smallpox much more than affection of the glands. Col If your child took smallpox and died you would never forgive yourself. Applicant: Yes. bat the effect of vaccination ...

... HOSPITAL QUESTION. A letter wa* received from the Corpoiotion of Bournemmuh respecting the provision joint small-pox hospital, and the Sanitary Committee, who had considered the question, recommended that the Cleik should write in reply sugcestinc that ...

... receiver of the telephone. All are aware of the danger infection when anyone in the desquamation period of scarlet fever, smallpox, etc., and how easy it for persons to cany contagion about them in the hair clothing. How often bos scarlet fever attacked ...

... infant died from colic, varicella, and convulsions; another child, aged six months, died from acute tuberculosis followinjr smallpox, and another infant died six days after birth from tetanus. also died from tetanus, said to l> ...