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... transport and vaccination PUBLIC transport in rural areas, education in duties as parents, and vaccination of babies against smallpox, were among the resolutions for the National Federation of Women's Institutes conference at the Albert Hall. next month, ...
... three nun-pulmonary, including four cases transferred here from other districts. In all there were 272 vaccinations against smallpox, and 136 revaccinatlons. A total of 129 children beti.veen the ages of one and 15 years received the primary imniunisatlon ...
... In charge at a wagon yam after his conunanding le killed in Indian sidemtgs. Continued attacks and a suspected outbroak of smallpox make the situation look grim. But Hollywood—and a handsome leading t the wagon train (Fastnl9l2t, Ir s t dre tte is a slick ...
... enterprise and 88 by the Council in the same period. MEASLES DOWN—WHOOPING COUGH UP A TOTAL of 296 vaccinations against smallpox were carried out, by far the larger majority. 221. being to children under one year old, and there were 161 revaccination ...
... fortunes of Josiah Wedgwood from the age of six, when he walked 7 a day to school until hisl death aged 63. having suffered smallpox and the lose of a leg. dowse competition was won , by 1, Mrs. Pigging 2, Blatch.l DOWN MU= W.I. - W.I. members taken by coach ...
... Hoggs 30s. towards his learning to play In this year appear again sev- Trowse Doggs Kennel for smallpox eral items relating to •an outbreak of smallpox. I presumed he will be able to supthe violin as by that means it is On June 6th, 1741, an order I ...
... the aim of the T.B. Care 1 1 Committees to assist in the work of stamping out T.B. so that it became as rare a disease as smallpox. T.B. was now an old people's disease. Gypsies, who spend most of their I:Tes camped in small and crowded bivouacs in misty ...
... & CO, HAVE L 8.19.6 Covers 'l3' er. It is recorded on February 4t.1 that whereas the smallpox has broke out in several poor families belonging to this parish and there are great reasons to suppose that many more are infected with the said disorder, at ...
... alshot Castle. 'There were less fortunate times: when Caroline was five, Lymington was threatened by a serious outbreak of smallpox, and churdnvar.iens called on everyone to be Inoculated, though such a practice had not been °effected: out of some 1,200 ...
... males it all the more difficult tu accept. added the doctor. The parents. in evidence. stated . that since hating had a smallpox innoculation on Monday week. Christopher had appeared irritable. but ate his meals normally. At about 6 p.m. on Sunday he ...
... about 90 people paid rates. Having so many large estates. there was plenty of employment and help for the poor. During a smallpox outbr., k in 1768. the parish bought slbs ut butter 2 9d: cher; .314 d .141b5 mutton 3,11 d. They esen paid three-pence for ...
... and x 61 inches and are copies writ- poor Rate when Farmer Ams- e practice it was unorganised . , , 4ta that whereas the smallpox 'rom the family were still a cearge on the t shill- of the present Master and Mrs. families belonging to this parish Milt ...