Universal vaccination push for smallpox in three months rule
Information notes a child over three months old has not been vaccinated. The new regulations aim to render vaccination universal and stamp out smallpox.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 25, 1871
Page
10
Information notes a child over three months old has not been vaccinated. The new regulations aim to render vaccination universal and stamp out smallpox.
The MoKnightly Review argues that England’s rising wealth and trade mask deep poverty. Professor Pawoets warns one million citizens are paupers and many lack food fuel or clothing each winter. He condemns reliance on charity and notes starving individuals who avoid pauper relief.
A Liberal gathering condemned economic moneyed influence and urged unity behind Gladstone. The report notes plans for tramways expansion in London and confirms Liberal candidate Colman backing with working men’s support, while a Conservative fight remains unsettled.
On arriving in the island Me. Toy led a Tonio Sol fa class for forty or fifty but failed to banish dance tunes from churches. A united meeting three years ago urged new tunes, a class of 300 dwindled to fifty after Toy’s departure, and three anthems from Curwen’s book drew praise. The Malagash called the new singing best heard, while Mr Richardson’s arrival energized the reform effort.
A brisk column surveys social quirks and oddities from the era. Mentions a 251st Bristol Police Court appearance for drunkenness by Hilea Shute, green glove dangers, a magnetic Michigan spring tale, a country theatre quip about washing bills, and a note on the rise of room-to-room drinking in polite society. It also riffs on a fancy ball eclipse costume, a minister’s sermons, and the Dundee Advertiser on umbrella and knife presents.
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