Routes of Infection in Respiratory Disease Warn Soldiers
An article by Major George A. Soper explains three main infection routes for respiratory diseases and how to guard them. It stresses close-range talk, coughing and handkerchief use, and transfer via contaminated objects, emphasizing hand hygiene and avoiding contact with infected individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Soper
Sanitary Corps
United States Army
Writen
Major Soper
Othare
Soper
Mont Sond
Moses
Hecenary
Gooseberry Batter and Various Dishes From Old Cookbook
A collection of kitchen directions including making a smooth gooseberry batter with flour egg and milk, Galantina of Foal with veal ham and brandy crumbs, Sardine Sandwiches with lettuce and salad, rhubarb preparation with cornflour, braised Oxtail joints with vegetables and spices, all in period cooking style.
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Galantina
Alec Sii
Dr Blanchard Echoes Push for Public Service Medical Reform
Dr Charles Elton Blanchard from Youngstown Ohio argues in a club paper and The American Journal of Clinical Medicine that the medical fee system degrades both doctors and patients. He envisions a socialised system with doctors as public servants, paid to keep people well, overseen by a professional health service and funded by public support.
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Bernard Showhoe
Richard Cabot
Charles Elton Blanchard
Youngstown
Ohio
Rem
American Journal of Clinical Medicine
Chicago
Hie Pollowa
Con
Blanchard
Health Service
Malthas
Megiver
The Factory Dentist in Industry Plant Care
Industrial physicians now often sit alongside general medical staff in large plants. Dr Halph W. Elliott of General Electric advocates a factory dental dispensary handling relief, examination, prophylaxis, and treatment. Co operation with medical staff improves efficiency, and radiographs aid diagnosis, with many employees benefiting from organized dental care integrated into the workplace.
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Induatrin
Halph W. Elliott
General Electric Company
Chicagro
Moy
Elliott
Severnl
Baya Fy
Orde
Emeh
Ergtehes
Jemst
Sblen
Whimsical Snippets and Rumors Stir the Press
A collage notes varying jabs from a London paper on prices, protests against conscription, a £500 prize for two words, a burglar’s regret, x-ray needs in pediatrics, political quips about Lenin and Lloyd George, sport honors, and foreign policy quibbles. The tone is brisk and disjointed, echoing a chaotic era of wartime news and satire.
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York
Commonwealth Park
S.M. Herald
History of Judgment Day in the Great War era
The piece laments breakdowns in human frailty in France Britain and the United States and warns of drastic wartime measures. It notes military hospital admissions for two diseases called the red plagues and argues for reform, sterilization, and deportation of aliens while urging a revival of American vigor through physical culture and widespread public projects.
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France
Great Britain
United
United States
Davies
Ao Park
Sina
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Maintein
Mie Xeray Inberstory
Cosen
E. W. Morris
London Hospital
Hughes
Mays
Lenin
Z. D. Meagher
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Woeetminster
House of Commons
Will
Empire
Beatty
Haly
Mombara
M.C
Russia
Wilson
Versailles
Orlando
Electrisia
Dasn
Bir
Lipton
Son
Inet
M. Revald
Mangy
David
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