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по

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Length 53 fest

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MEDICAL TRIUMPHS. '

ADVANCES IN ALLEVIATION

OF SUFFERING.

Ной

medical the British services

Great War in the triumphed over difficulties is shown in the third volume on the subject, forming part of the series. The Official Medical History of the Great War. This volume, like 'its predecessor, is the work of Major-General Sir W. G. Mac- pherson, the editor-in-chief of the whole series, and has official despatches, supplemented, when these were missing, with informa- tion from officers who beld administrative and other medical appointments.

It is mentioned that in the Battle of the Somme in 1916 the medical services had a strain. thrown upon them which was with- out parallel. For instance, be tween July and November 30 no fewer than 316,073 casualties were admitted to the field ayıbulances of the Fourth, Fifth, and Third Armies. No. 19 Casualty Clearing Station at Gezaincourt received as many as 5,346 in one day'alone-the twenty-four hours from 6 am, on July 2 to 6 am. on July 3-and 11,186 in the first three twenty-four hour periods of the offensive, "Yet in spite of these colossal figures— the largest in any period of the war-the medical services," it is: stated, stood the strain with persistent eheerfulness and un- diminished vigour, and very soon the machinery was working. almost automatically."

During the Battle of Arras the physical features of the country. side were turned to useful account by the ingenuity of Colonel H. N. Thompson, the. Deputy Director of Medical Services of the Vith Corps. This officer made special preparations in what he designat ed advanced diessing stations, but in reality they were equipped to perform the functions of main dressing stations, with the full resources of the field am- bulance test divisions, supple- mented by other material specially obtained. They were established by each of the divisions in caves, cellars, and þasements of buildings, protected with sandbags and overhead bursting courses, on the outskirts of the town. The chief of these was in a large subterranean cave from which stone had been excavated for building Arras in the Sixteenth Century, and inlets for stretchers were tunnelled into it from the -communication trenches. This cave, to which the pame of "Thompson's Cave" was given, was fitted with electric light and a piped water supply, "and was able to accommodate 700 wounded on stretchers in two -tiere, together with operating and` dressing rooms, kitchens,etc, Unfortunately, on April Ita large shell exploded on the top of the cave and burst the water main, causing the roof to fall in In two places, and, although no casualties were incurred, it was impossible to continue the use of the cave as a dressing station. KEA very real advance was made In the alleviation of suffering dum ing the protracted battles of Ypros płytywym berarrangementsfor Hncreatog operative surgery in the ront areas. This plan of surgical of wounds during the battles, bad, among other results, meble one of practically FRA ZANETÓNU which

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Lauriston London is busy adorning itself from that of his English confrère. Dr J. W. Anderice

If two employees marry after being Mr R. G. Barrstta Bly J. A. Gordon

Mr F, 0. Anderson Mrs W. Law in its most attractive attire. walked for a while between the some tinte in one shop, the occae H. J. Birkesk · Lonsk showers in Lincoln's Inn Fieldssion is made a small fete, and pro- J. BlackburoMa S. P. Leigh

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Baron A. BraDE Migs H. Lillia riot of colour (days a Manchester to the happy couple, who, after a short honeymoon, return; Evening News writer). Lincoln'> Inn Fields is the urgest of Longe a matter of course, to their don's squares. Two hundred years Farisan shop-giri more than

work. Few things surprised the ago it provided a curious coinmen tury of the habits of the tiines, for learn that in many English shops the male assistants are not allowed although many of the nobility re-

#marry: and thit there is n Aided there the large open space was little better than a rubbish strong objection in some quarters

to married women working. Mr J.L. Durand heap hd the rasort of both ent- purses and cut-throats. Indeed it CONSTANCE WILLIAMS in Good

Housekeeping. was not safe for the residents to walk abroad after nightfall unless attended by some sturdy protector. The old gateway leading into Chancery Lane is worth a passing, glance. It is Inte Gothic in style and, like the other two remaining examples, St. James's Palace and St. John's Gate, Clerkenwell, the bricks are the lovely rich Tudor red. It bears the dale 1818. Cabarets at Lunch Now!

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Most people will be surprised by Sir Sydney Lee's statement, ut the meeting of the Trustees of Shakes. peare's Birthplace, that last your&&r. Dould be Jack Bywo Japan headed the list of foreign visitors (remarks the Evening Standard). I presume he counts Americans, s cousins, not as foreigners, for he goes on to say that there was one American overy four British visitors, and a higher ratio of Japanese than this would be indeed astonishing, Even so, the fact is quite unexpected, and proves agah how determined are the Japanese to learn all they can from British culture. Ruy to Renew Life.

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A noverdent suggested Toudon lately is the extension of the cabaret to luncheon! Heaven forbid. The ided

is Brutal. Eweya here you go. Dow at tight in London you bump into a cabaret and the perforniers, descending From the stage, and mingling with the diners, bump into you cases d-

Dr. Pala, a noted scientist ing your soup over your white one, clans to live discovered waistcoat Members of the old new method of rejuvenation. school, and there are still a few dechires that be las proved that about, cannot see the pleasure of X-rays and radium not only bare knee, no matter how stimulate lying cells, but may shapely, coming in conflict with use their development to revert Do be ong's peach mellia, writes a Lon-frová old age to youth. dubits: don Porrespondent it a South peculiar to youth were induced in African paper. These cabarets animals by Dr. Duis after lengthy become, mure intimate every year experiments with prolonged weak It is no uncommon sight to observe radiations. If Dr. Pais's experi blushful young put downments are confirmed it is stated his knife and fork and, urged by that, it will be possible to rejuvenate

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the chenis of a song, attempt to men and women without resort 3p W, Ain strong Mian E. Kapuedy tie or button some of the meagre to surgical operations, Daily Mr and Mrs S. A.Mr M. F. Kay garments of a fair duper who Espress

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Me J:W, C, RonzarMr D. Lloyd an argument in the taxi afterwards,caneer.

Mr F. Loi el He would be acensed of making surgeon who carries on indepen-r. Br.weld

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himself. in the potentialities of the Miss P. W. Brown Mr nd.Mes A, N.

Lt. Col C R Brown fogan the rest of it! What a life be World's Deepest Hole.

ruowly-discovered my, and experi- Mr. H. G. Burns Near the mine in West Virginis,nental tests are shortly to be muder T. 8. Bustard view to ascertain its Mi C. 2. Clark US.A.. where many inners were

Mr R.. leland No definite.JR. Collis. recently entombed is the world's therapeutic value. deepest hole. It is 7,479 feet experiments have yet taken place I Corian B. Newshole REA deep, or alust a mile and a half, in the way of cancer research, but Miss 3. M. Ceston Mea M. D. Part and was bored in search of natural the medical man who has become Me and Mrs O. W. Mr. A. M. Paul

Darh gas, which is sold eterially interested in the ray's possibilities LLC. PA. Dob-

in this direction is very hopeful Until that boring, was completed the deepest hole was at Czuchow, that such experiments may open Silesia, 7,549 feet deep. Both a new avenue in the treatment these borings, were too small for of the disease. It is in some form Rn to descend them. But uti of ray, other than in surgical least two mine shafts have been application, that it is hoped to find sunk over a mile (5,280 feet) deep solution of the cancer problem. These are the Village Deep slut. The X-ray has proved very usefu, in the Rand, and the Morro Vellu but it does not quite get to the shaft in Brazil, which is 6,120 roots of the disease. Daily News. feet deep. Temperature rapidly Work. Delirium. increases the deyper we; go, sril One of the peculiar characteris. Mr and Mrs.B., A. dings recut scientific texts in South | ties of the present epigenic of Capt E. all Africa showed a steady tempera sleepy sickness, (encephalitis lethargy M. B. Hell tore' of 157 deg. Fabr. at 4.912 gica), which is spreading from the Mr and Mrs feet. The heat is auch greater in north-western area of England. Mr and Mrs W. some kinds of rock than others. where it has hitherto been rather But if we got down to 10.000 feet sharply localised, to other parts of we should probably find the to the country, is the occurrence of associated with the perature at least 212 deg., the delirium

olling point of water. The great patient's occupation. A painter est depth ever measured by man is performs the movements of pain- in the Pacific Ocean, the lowest ing; a servant girl gets up early part of which is 31,610 feet below and lights the kitchen fire; a baby- sen level or 60,000 feet minder rolls up a bundle of clothes miles) lower Man the summit of and nurses them. All of them can Mr W. 4. Bennett Capt. T L. Bewa Mount Everest:

be brought back to real life for a

Mr B 6. Cocke moment by a sharp word of com- Mr. S. Cox mand, but some sink off again into W. 8. Cut A great desi more is demanded lethargy. In spite of the popular and Mis

Goldenterg of the Paris shop-girl, than a capa name of the diseado, the patients. Jack city to show pretty, things. he hurdly sleep at all; they are drowsy Afr J. McDonsid must be alert and enterprising, and restless, some of them don-Mr J. MePortland Br H. Wilson and is often encouraged by the stantly making grimaces. A grave management to suggest improve- aspect is the frequency with which ments or alterations which, if the disease leaves permanent injury adopted, are acknowledged and re- behind in the cases which recover. Clinic," which has just been warded. Selling is regarded as an Older patients are apt to retain the installed at the Lord Mayor Tre- art for which study and training are mask-like features, halting gait, lear's Home for Cripples at Alton. necessary, and Madonuoiselle, when and slow speech, which run on into Instead of the pale children of she has mastered her art, knows shaking palay." While the health earlier days, one sees a group of that her position in the world is authorities are wide awake to the little brown "urchins" gathered assured.

One of the most sur menace of the disease, it is not easy round an arc lamp, like tinkera prising things in a round of visits to devise a plan of attack while round a camp fire. They are among the Paris shops is to find the exciting cause is unknown. undergoing the final stage of their

"caro," girls whose mothers--and even Dally Chronicle..

when the nodules of grandmothers--had served in thei

lupus, or the lesions of bone and Artificial Sunlight,.. sante establishment. The Paris shop

skin, have been finally healed. In girl differs from her English sister Many medical men who are not the same room other children lie in that she--in the majority of advanced in middle age remem-on couches while the Finsen light casca-regards her work as a pro-ber with shrinking the early is given. The ease, and above all fession, not as a pioller till sheurgical treatment of lupus and the painlessness; of the method is maries. She takes it for granted tuberculosis of the bones and joints. almost unbelievable, From the that she will continue to work, and As house-surgeons they performed scientific point of view the work is if she is the type of girl in demand the daily dressings of these terrible becoming more and more interest- in the large establishments on the wounds and sores, using what ing. For it remains to some Bonterarder tlie ir ever on the alert means they might, to relieve the extent a mystery. These violat to muve a step forward in her pain caused to the poor children by and ultra-violet rays will not profession, of which she is proud their manipalation is neces-penetrate even the thinnest slan. În conversation with some scores gary to bave seen and participated. Yet they causa the skin to darken of girls otoupied in every variety in that, the old melliod of treating and become brou More re- of shop; from the great magazino Inpus and surgical tuberculosis, markable still, they with 16a 800 or 1,000 employees, to in under to realise the full, sgai experiment bes shown

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