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... bumping lown the social scale, a process given an extra nudge by Jack Synge, the future dramatist’s father, dying during a smallpox epidemic when his youniest son was barely a year old. The children were raised by the widowed Kathleen, an austere woman ...
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... the ingrafting but from septicaemia. Inoculation in this form actually gave the patients smallpox, which was still infectious, so retreats ‘They take the smallpox here as a way of diversion’ - Lady Mary Wortley sprang up everywhere to isolate patients ...
... their family has a mind to have the smallpox, they make parties for this purpose and when they are met (commonly 15 or 16 together) the old woman comes with a walnut-shell full of the matter of the best sort of smallpox and asks what vein you please to have ...
... neurons has a deadening effect on some bacteria, resulting in pain relief. It has been used to alleviate the symptoms of gout, smallpox, arthritis, rheumatism and is effective in stopping profuse bleeding, though the thought of rubbing a Habanero chilli on ...
... judging from the inquiries he had, he anticipated an influx of lady members during the next few weeks. TWO fresh cases of smallpox have occurred at Bedlington. The patients, a young married woman and a middle age woman, both live at Bedlington Station ...
... eleven maths old girl was the second victim of smallpox in Scotland last night. Tbe outbreak originated from contact with an infected Eastern seaman and it was described as of the virulent type of smallpox. The Irish Minister for Health said that while ...
... |- reveals a few surprising f; 9:00 Killing The Killers. at . the possible conseq of destroying the last ¢ batches of the smallpox 10:00 The World Tonight. - 10:45 Book At Bedtime: Desqueroux. Thérése reflects on the past. 11:00 Struck Off And Die's Health ...
... 45 Letters horn the Morning of the World. Robert Walker desalt:4a Me Bak. 9.00 Killing the Killers. The destruction of the smallpox virus. 9.30 Midweek. Broadcast earlier. 10.00 The World Tonight. With Clalre Boideracin. 10.45 Book at Bedtime: Therese ...
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... camgo charged, be it goods or people. mthelmmhfi:h-fi' ship, the Erin-go-bragh was in quarantine. The passengers were {il with smallpox, scariet fever and typhoid. They were taken ashore to When the Suez Canal was completed in 1869 it cut the passage time from ...
... THURSDAY THE COMMAND (1954): This sweeping Western focuses on a doctor whose efforts to control and treat a smallpox outbreak are constantly hampered by an on-going feud between the US cavalry and local Red Indians. With Guy Madison and Joan Weldon. (CHANNEL ...