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... of t:ltle h:m-bassadors speak Eoglish, and they consequently have great difficulty in uu‘kln( themselves understood. ———— SMALL-POX ON BOARD A TROOPSHIP. Considerable consternation was caused at Portsmouth on Suadsy by the Serapis, Indian troopship, stesming ...
... -LAMPLOUGH'S PYRETIC SBALINE & use no other, The only safe antidote in Fevers, Bmyun Affections, Sea or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox and Headache; having peculiar aad exclusive merira. 6'- no substitute. See p.-r.,.-mn injupetion against imitators; also ...
... we should remember the remarkable success of UNICEF and the World Health Organisation (WHOO’s joint capaigns against TB, smallpox and other diesases. During the meeting the chairman was saddened to report the deaths during the year of Miss Florence Shaw ...
... detention of the Boadicea with troops for the Cape. He said it was doubtful whether troops just landed from a ship on which small-pox existed could safely have been permitted to act with the troops. A discussion on the Medical Act followed, and the clauses ...
... ‘l'he paper he had in his possession said that chil| dren were cow-poxed to protect them from smallpox, and if they found a person baving a child ill with small-pox they need not go much further to find that it had been vaccivated. The hospitals be had referred ...
... its MY the road near Sawiey Hall agencies. The World Health {he | w?xmlm;’bbfl Organisation, for example, on has wiped out smallpox, and could eradicate common diseases of today (including YAWS and malaria) for the cost of one aircraft carrier. The High ...
... detention of the Boadicea with troops for the Cape. Ho said it was doubtful whether troops just landed from a ship on which small-pox existed could safely have been permitted to act with the troops. A discussion on the Medical Act followed, and the clauses ...
... HOUSESLAMPLOUGH’S PY2ETIC SALINE & use no other, The only seie autidote in Fevers, L‘mva Atlections, Sea or Lilivus Sickness, Small-pox and H che; huving Qecnuu and evvcinsive moerits, Le:e no substitute. See perpetual in. juncti . agwinst imitators; also the ...
... AN 99/ 2OVEARS THIS week 25 years ago Ripon was hit by a smallpox scare as hundreds of people, alarmed by its outbreak in the West Riding rushed to be vaccinated. The local Public Health Office was bombarded with kinquiries and doctors’ surgeries were ...
... 00 DENNIS 10.18 SAVED BY THE BELL 10.48 RAWHIDE: Incident At Red River Station A dedicated surgeon faces resistance to his smallpox vaccinations from an ignorant barber-surgeon and when Gil is exposes to the disease, his life is put at risk 11.48 LITTLE ...
... purposes common lodginghouses, as in the common lodging-houses as at present defined tbere has not been a single case of smallpox; thirdly, the necessity of the appointent of a responsibe sanitary officer for the whole flllnd; and fourthly, the compulsory ...
... all Chemists, IAVE IT IN YOUR HOUSES.— The only safe .234'33 in l?ou'n.cnmstiu Ag«‘:lt';:n’:? :«:‘e:r Bilious Sickness, Small.pox and Headache; having uliar and exclusive merits. &. no substitute. See perpeml injunetion ul-ltmt tmlhton'\‘:tbo the nnnnunoun ...