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... SMALLPOX! But it was in 1874 that the full| stature of the Rev. Taplin' was observed. In that year a violent plague of smallpox broke out in Todmorden and gave Mr. Taplin a chance, as never before, to show his ! earnest desire to do all he possibly | ...
... HOSPITAL TO BE RETAINED For Smallpox and Typhus Cases Sourhall Hospital, Todmorden. is to be retained for use in case of need for smallpox or typhus cases. This is a decision of the Regional Hospital Board for the West Riding despite a report by the Todmorden ...
... Sunday by the report that a case of smallpox had occurred in the town, and the report seemed to be borne out by the passage through the streets of the smallpox ungulance. and the conveyance of a girl to the smallpox hospital at Sourhall. It appears that ...
... for 54 patients. The Medical Officer of Health is Medical Superintendent. The Joint Small-pox Hospital at Sourhall has 32 beds for the isolation and treatment of small-pox. There were no admissions or discharges during the year. There are no maternity homes ...
... one occasion when the hospital was being used for smallpox cases. The cost per head would probably be staggering. There were frequent bills for re?alrs. and the possibility of being used again for smallpox patients was remote. Coun. Horsfall suggested drawing ...
... a black ebony walking stick, with ivory handle and sil ver hoop. SMALLPOX.—Since our last issue three more patients have been removed 10 the hospital at Sourhall suffering from smallpox. The total number in the hospital is now nine, FOOTBALL. — An interesting ...
... HEALTH HINT: VACCINATION. As a measure against small-pox, the English law requires that every child & vaccinated before it attains its sixth mon This affords immunity from the‘:imu for about eight or ten years. If, mm. parents seripusly object to their ...
... 75 YEARS AGO FROM OUR FILES FOR 1876 SMALLPOX.—During the week two sufferers from smallpox have been admitted to hospital—one from Knowlwood last Friday and the other from Bacup on Monday. Both are young women. TODMORDEN LOCAL BOARD VISIT GRIMSTON PARK ...
... noiied during the year totalled 489. ~Of the 194 children born alive in 1940 only 7 (4 per cent) were vaccinated against smallpox. ...
... tuberculosis dispensaries at Halifax and Sowerby Bridge); and Todmorden Public Assistance Hospital, the isolation hospital, smallpox hospital, and tuberculosis dispensary. The Todmorden committee: Mr. P. Fielding, Coun. A, Gelder, Mr, W. G. Hill, Mrs. D ...
... Hollins, which society has supplied it. ‘ SMALLPOX AT WALSDEN.—Just, before midnight last Friday it was discovered that a six year old boy| residing at Thistle Hall, Walsden,' was suffering from a mild attack of smallpox, and he was removed to Sourhall Hospital ...
... YEARS AGO FROM OUR FILES FOR 1875 SMALLPOX RELIEF FUND.— The committee which was formed a few months ago for the purpose of receiving subscriptions and distributing relief to those who were suffering from the smallpox visitation have brought their labours ...