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... CALCUTTA CREMICAL AFTER TYPHOID, MALARIA, CHILD. BIRTH, AND IN ANAEMIC CONDITIONS. Tele: SOH.ANMOTOR. 'Phone: Srinagar 125 R'pindi 538 SOHAN LAL MURREE KASHMIR TRANSPORTERS Ltd. (Incorporated in Jammu .7z Kashmi? State) The Liability of the Members is ...
... 1912 and 1937, records showed i i • • 11 3 epidemics due to milk-borne disease in Britain, including diphtheria and 'i . • ! typhoid. Correct pasteurisation is the ' k • only way to keep the milk ,i ' ,H N , pure and germ-free, and— PROPER PASTEURISA''',‘ ...
... Hill. London, pair of houses; Polksworth. £2 918 17s. Bd. The Medical Officer (Dr. Violet Buchanan) reported that a case of typhoid lever—a schoolboy—had been imported from Rugby. and was under observation. leaving the oily. ex 4 40, Major Kathleen Hunt ...
... Medical °Meer of Health reports a few eases of typhoid there I. a getter I outcry In hays the water supply looked after and othse.r - el, - taken to 'Lap the snide mie and people even submit to Wow lotion with typhoid vaccine Yet no 011 . cr, is made to get ...
... refuse-heaps and excrete them the food in your larder and on your table, flies may thus act 'carriers* of acute diseases. 0.g., typhoid and paratyphoid fevers; bacillary dysentery; diarrhoea. When fly alights the sugar bowl, on the bread, it, first apns out ...
... eventually be the form of lozenges and ointments. Now was a powder and distilled water had to be added. Penicillin does not cure typhoid. Influenza, whooping cough, sleeping sickness or tuberculosis, and It not a panacea. Work at the factory never ceases, but ...
... of il2o from the Sports Association. Last week cases of scarlet fever, five of diphtheria, 29 whooping cough, and one of typhoid were notified in Belfast. Miss Emily Georgina Gough, Adelaide Avenue, Coleraine, who died on January 6, left estate in Great ...
... constables and an inspector. The venture was dogged by misfortune. Insp. Bate, of the Staffordshire Constabulary, died from typhoid, and the other two chief constables had to retire through illness. Mr. Cole completed nearly 20,000 miles and interviewed ...
... 111-luck dogged its footsteps. Two chief constables have had to retire through sickness and the police inspector died from typhoid. At Calcutta Mr. Cole was faced with the task of carrying the office bag to Burma, Malaya and the Dutch East 'lndies Howe/cr ...
... between the practice of immunisation and vaccination, and the reduced incidence of diseases such as diphtheria, smallpox and typhoid. The reduction was the result of rapid diagnosis, isolation and improved hygienic conditions. In conclusion, Dr. Fielding-Ould ...
... disinfectants which upset the system and make you feel sick. And nobody is allergic to penicillin. Penicillin is no use for typhoid fever, dysenteries and bowel complaints generally, T. 8., and cancer. ND there are some snags. Penicillin must be fresh. It ...
... hut mg his earmr, Mr. Doodyl has had many experiences. many to mention. hut it is interesting to recall that during the big typhoid outbreak in Maidstone in 1597 he started a fund 1 and colleeteil X 1 1011.. and that the news the end of the NW,' War through ...