... Smallpox Risk is Their “Headache” nR W. G. CLARK. Medical Officer of Health for Edinburgh and president of the Society of Medical Officers of Health, in his presidential address to the M.O.H. section at the congress of the Royal Sanitary Institute Margate ...

... SMALLPOX. In case of any ontbreak ofismallpox the otficera of the Council were given authority to immediately take steps to localize any case. The clerk was directed te write Messrs Bell and ask them not to Ist their ground Station-road for shows or caravans ...

... SMALLPOX. Two casco of smallpox were notified at South Shields yesterday, both patients being inmates in common lodging-house. These are the first esses since September. The captain of the steamer Malange. lying at Sunderland for icpnirs, was yesterday ...

... Smallpox. Another death from smallpox occurred London yesterday, the victim being a man living in Battersea. Guest: •* Look here, waiter. The portion of chicken you served was not ons third the site of the portion you just gave that fat man over there ...

... Smallpox .Mr. Wheatley inform .1 Sir Kingsley Wood that there arc at present only .-even districts which there is any considerable number cases smallpox. £9.000 a Year Saved. Ramsay Mac Donald, answering Sir King-lev Wood, said the net result of the financial ...

... SMALLPOX Coun. A. Patlie. moving the adoption the report, said figures relating the number of cases of smallpox had not been *n- Cl t.'ouii. M- S. Cott remarked that he understood thev were confidential. * Coun. Pattie said it had been decided to ...

... SMALLPOX. Two More Cases Discovered in Glasgow. It was officially learned to-day that two more cases of smallpox have occurred in Glasgow and the patients have been removed to Robroyaton Hospital for treatment. This now brings the total up to nine for ...

... SMALLPOX. Ticket Collector on Duty Whilst Infected. The ca>e of a ticket collector at Carltor. Station who continued duty without aware that was suffering trom smallpox was referred to at yesterday meeting Stockton Rural Council the Medical Officer (Dr ...

... SMALLPOX. Many Cases of Mild Type 0 Chesterfield. The ouO.re-k continues to spread. There ere nv re renort*xl Suturda.. There a ■Tj pnlients hosnitol. and 4. The disease is of mild type, and affertsd persons walk about the stre, without knowing they have ...

... SMALLPOX? A 55-year-old Exeter woman was last night taken to the City Isolation hospital as a suspected smallpox case. ...

... SMALLPOX Sir Kingsley Wood, answering h.,v. sold during weeks ended Maivli -'t lost, 1,615 cases sniolliws notified in England and Wales. HEALTH INSURANCE. Neville moved llio second reading ot tho National Health Insurnnco Bill, which, said, was further ...

... district come in from tl for t true that the he fe years to other, Muley Mo- are ¢ state that awl te, years’ free occupatios SMALLPOX IN NORTH . Thureda: mason, named Robert this morning in t Ostfield. when a 50, staying ata ledging-bo Thanh he AN BAROMETER ...