The making of era 1984 in Jura's rugged solitude
A retrospective on George Orwell writing his novel Nineteen Eighty Four at Barnhill on Jura. The piece recounts his illness tuberculosis and isolation, his struggle to find a typist, and the final, fatal decline before his death on January 21, 1950. It notes friends and neighbors who remembered him, his publisher’s support, and the book’s publication in 1949 amid misinterpretations.
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the Tribune
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Fred Warburg
Europe
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Sonia Brownell
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Isle of Jura
Doctors Urge Stronger Smoking Cessation Efforts In 1964 Journal
A New York State Journal of Medicine issue on the smoking epidemic argues doctors lack persuasive advice to quit. Dr. Alan Blum notes preventive care is underused while cure-focused society favors laboratories. Surgeon General Koop cites advertising and lobbying budgets as obstacles to anti-smoking efforts.
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