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... pilot of an experimental jet fighter became the first to leave his plane via an emergency ejector seat. @ 1962 An outbreak of smallpox spread throughout Britain. @® 1964 A reluctant Capitol Records released the first Beatles record - | ...
... leave his s @ Stephen Glover, journalist and author, 48 plane via an emergency ejector seat. g :‘ r?::hs:toß‘:::i.n..k of smallpox spread million copies in the first three weeks. United States’ capital Washington DC. ® 1964 A reluctant Capitol Records ...
... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... diphtheria 75 years ago. Remember it well. The doctors fee was 2/6 (two shillings and sixpence) each visit. I remember, too, a smallpox outbreak when we all had to be vaccinated, but Mr Allan’s letter the week before, was talking of values and people attitudes ...
... ? 1628 Structure of DNA René Laénnec Use of chloroform as an anaesthetic 2. Thomas Hunt Morgan Chromosomes Edward Jenner Smallpox vaccine Wilhelm Réntgen Circulation of the blood Christiaan Barnard Penicillin Nicolas Paulesco Heart transplant William ...
... politician, 68 @ Nigel Kennedy, violinist, 44 @ Dame Maggie Smith, actress, 66 last time. ® 1694 Queen Mary |i died from smallpox, leaving William to reign alone. @ 1734 Rob Roy, legendary Scottish clan chief immortalised in a novel by Sir Walter Scott ...
... - effectively starving the disease of host organisms where it can breed. This can lead to certain diseases - for example smallpox - being completely eradicated. Others, such as tuberculosis, become so rare that virtually the only in Britain now come in ...
... having his daughter, Sarah, vacci- in Biggleswade, defied the authorities and At the moment people are given a nated against smallpox. consequently ended up in court. To avoid choice whether their children have the Laws for compulsory vaccinations in jail ...
... remarkable 131 baptisms - also started the Church Institute and oversaw major restoration of the church in 1890. During the smallpox epidemic of 1871-72 he made daily visits to patients in the old hospital in Gipsy Lane despite the risk of infection. Rectory ...