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...consideration to the health and enjoyment of others, it is courteously suggested that, during the continuance of a cold or cough, the owner of this ticket may deem it wise to refrain from attendance at all events of the Philadelphia Forum...
...policy inaugurated by the Philadelphia Forum "in the interest of others" might be applied almost verbatim to attendance at college classes. Would it not be wise for the office to post notices suggesting that members of lecture courses, during the continuance of a cold or cough, refrain from attendance at all meetings? We all know how much the lecturer is annoyed, save in our own English 2, by the continuous bombardment of coughs and sneezes to which he is subjected all winter, and how hard it is for us to hear all he has to say; not to mention...
...havea cold, cough, or feeling of sickness have been directed to so report to their company medical officer, or to Dr. Bailey. Of such men, about 50 are now being quartered in the A and B entries of Standish, where they are isolated from further infection and cannot spread the disease to others. If these suspected cases turn into Influenza, the men are sent to the Infirmary, or else are discharged as soon as their health is normal again...
...sake but in order to prevent the spread of contagion. It is with this motive in view that the following early symptoms common to measles and German measles are given. There is usually a "cold in the head," which may or may not be associated with sneezing; a slight cough; occasional chilly sensations; a feeling of weakness and there may be a headache with more or less general aches and pains. The eyes are somewhat affected. There is usually some fever, in true measles quite "high, in German measles so slight as to often pass unnoticed. One of the earliest...
Every individual who has to cough or sneeze, no matter what the cause may be, should cough or sneeze into a handkerchief. One should never allow himself to cough or sneeze into the air which is being breathed by other people. MARSHALL H. BAILEY, M.D. Medical Adviser...