Newspaper results for tuberculosis AND prevention

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63655 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (6195 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. The Daily Union — 1855-01-17, page 3

   … , a judi cioua home*lead bill, reformation of the aataraliutioa laws, | aad the prevention of immigration of foreign pauper* and convict*. A A wrte K*< if*t. New Yo??, Jan …

2. Daily National Republican — 1872-06-29, page 4

   … smoke. A humane physician of Georgetown thinks tho President uf Che Society for the Prevention ol Crnctty to Animals should visit that "burg occasional 1 j Yesterday a colored …

   … pleurisy 1 pyemia, 4f cArlatlna,Vi smallpox 1 saleldt syphilis hereditary, If spasms 2 tuberculosis, It teething, 3; trlsmu mesenteries.. If ventu cuiar euuuoo, ; wuuvuiagavusii, …

3. Evening Star — 1881-11-14, page 7

   … careful research by Dr. Schuiler, of Griefswald, who has shown that every form of tuberculosis can thus be artificially induced, the characteristic micro- , coccus spreading …

   … propagabllity of the micrococcus of tubercle by the milk of oows affected with tuberculosis; t a question lu regard to which some very striking j facts were brought before …

   … these < various contributions to the knowledge of dis- i ease, and of Its aire and prevention; and they ] are contributions which, from the natnreof the i case, have come, and …

4. Evening Star — 1882-03-22, page 6

   … deadly maladies I of man and beast has ever proved a terrible obstacle to their prevention or cure. "The pestilence that walketh in darkness," devastating the hearth and …

   … convoyed to inan?as rabies, glanders, anthrax, foot' and mouth disease and probably tuberculosis and diphtheria. There are also the parasitic diseases of animals, several of which …

5. Evening Star — 1882-05-06, page 6

   … temperaments are predisposed to suicide. HOW TO PREVENT SUICIDE. He lays stress cn its prevention by sound physical, moral, and religious training, and by inculcating cheerful views …

   … interest the developments which may be expected from further study ol the bacillus tuberculosis." A Womaa Saved by a Baag. From the Chicago Iuter-Ooean. A feud between tiro neighboring …

6. Evening Star — 1883-04-28, page 2

   … protection of game in the vicinity, nuder the provisions of the Maryland laws, and the prevention of poaching on its own premises which are formally "posted."in accordance with …

7. Evening Star — 1883-05-05, page 3

   … existence of disease. The thermometer indicates, tor instance, the existence of tuberculosis by evening elevations of three or four degrees. Such, in brief. Is the clinical …

8. National Republican — 1883-05-28, page 6

   … deadly dlscaso named by tho Germans nctiuomykosis This dlsuso Is closely allied to tuberculosis and Is toiiiotlmes confounded with it It produces largo tuboi clcs on tho trachea …

   … peculiarly interesting at pres ent becauso tho lelslous so closely rcsomblo those of tuberculosis nnd scrofula The now views- in vogaid to tho contagiousness of tuberculosis uud its parasitic origin Iiaobecu cliieuy combattcd by fhoto who consider all tubercles …

   … to tho conclusion from theso facts that what is pronounced to bo tubt rclo mid tuberculosis may arise from wldoly dlUbront niiBM and that conscciuuntly tubeiculoiis piodutts …

9. National Republican — 1883-06-15, page 5

   … water closets, liner rooms, &c. Deaths reported June ID: Jane Smallwood pulmonary tuberculosis; Reuben Parker capillary bronchitis; Mary NJ Price, canoe of breast; Alberta i. …

   … which we hear so much nowadays, warmers Safe CureY" IL believe in the ounce of prevention, rather than in n ton of cure" But have you noticed the remarkable testimonials …

   … that they speak the truth, But as you may know, my great interest in life lies in prevention. For forty years l | have labored in this field. One of the phases of my work in …

10. Evening Star — 1884-07-26, page 6

    … share in the | vorld's advancement. Medicine finds its highest ichevements in the prevention, not in the cure >f disease. Cancer shows a steady relative in:rea?e in England …

    … Malarial dis- , >;ts.-s spread in wider circles. Does not tiie rav- | iires of tuberculosis so on? Who l.as won emi- i lence in curing yellow fever? The exanthemata 1 weep …

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