... No smallpox scare of a smallpox 'scare' at RAP North were emphaticby a senior official _urday. Be said that lan airman was a third re;moved contact. and that. as ;a precaution, he and a number of others There is absolutely no \riser whatsoever, said ...

... TO COMB. ATLLT.POX. THE MEDICAL OFFICER AND THE TENT SYSTEM. Small-pox and the precautions to be upon an outbreak in the district the of at the meeting of the Rural Council on the Medical Officer of Health. letter was read from Dr. the Coune:! w join ...

... SMALL-POX. LINCOLN OUTBREAK WELL IN HAND; PATIENTS. Up Wednesday morning 23 cun of •mall-pox had bean notified in Lincoln, and for the moat part they wore of mild typo. The patients are progressing satisfactorily, and the medical officers are satisfied ...

... an charged trom the Worksop casual ward oom, and walked wok Dr. examined hot feeli him be he found be was suffering from small-pox. 800-FOLD RETURN. THREE CWTS. POTATOES FROM POUND OF SEED. Details of the ment Holders’ by the Gainsborou, =r Al or “sn has ...

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... sus- which wed to be measles. The Medical r suggested that the hut et Upping- ham should be kept in reserve for any case of smallpox He hed a case of fever later, so sent it to Stamford Infirmary. The ¢ irman wondered whether could set apart a portion of ...

... AD SMALLPOX but the matron and her husband to look after him. It was quickly found, however, that it was not smallpox after all and now the alderman, if he has any ailment, is careful to see that there is nothing which would cause him to be suspected ...

... exposes himself or others in the stneeu,‘ having the small-pox upon them: this is deemed a nuisance, and I believe is cognizable by our law. | I have had an opportunity of i ing 120 cases of small-pox, uader the me lmof this place, | which, without exception ...

... No Time for Smalipox at appe- GAINSBRONIAN rently themselves of the smallpox scourge which has lately beset the town, might be advised to try the effects of auto-sug- its recurrence. One “ot its efficacy stands on record. Dorothy Osborne, writing three-and ...

... that w was at school, was an outbreak of pox, and everyone in masters, servi veccin. ated, except , who said alone took the smallpox and died. had been never would. He Mr. said thet expert medical opinion was not all on the side of vaccination, and it was ...

... Small-pox Epidemics ST over thirty years have elapsed Je since the last great visitation emall-pox to the Mid!ands, the bie Leicester endemic outbreak occurring in 1893. The present prevalence of the disease in the region mentioned, how- ever, is not ...

... SMALL-POX TREATMENT. HOSPITAL TO BE PROVIDED RURAL AREA. fare al fee ee was = Setter lane Church lane. Horncastle, The Ministry of an increase of the Clerk's of sewers at Wragby was agreed &@ clean out the outfalls a) | charge the cost as special expenses ...