evidences of absence of tuberculosis, unless reaction is prevented by very
advanced disease or tolerance to tuberculin established by tuberculin
treatment.
3 Thorough study of the history and thorough physical examination of each
individual case are more important and should precede the application of
any test.
FOOTNOTES:
[1] For illustration, see Knopf, "Tuberculosis," Chap. IV, page 67.
[2] See Carrington, "Fresh Air and How to Use It," Chap. II, page 29.
[3] For illustration, see Carrington, "Fresh Air and How to Use It," Chap.
II, page 37.
[4] For illustration, see Carrington, "Fresh Air and How to Use It," Chap.
VIII, page 128.
[5] For illustration, see Knopf, "Tuberculosis," Chap. IV, page 58.
[6] For illustration, see Carrington, "Fresh Air and How to Use It," Chap.
VII, page 108.
[7] See previous footnote.
[8] For illustration, see Journal of Outdoor Life, January 1914.
[9] For illustration, see Carrington, "Fresh Air and How to Use It," Chap.
IV, page 55.
[10] For a diagrammatic presentation of Wolff-Eisner's theory, see
"Tuberculin Treatment" by Riviere and Moreland, page 6.
[11] Not absolutely necessary: may get along with graduated cylinder and
syringe.
[12] See previous footnote.
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7 the acute inflamatory[inflammatory] at the beginning,
9 systematic treatment was underaken[undertaken].
9 Bodingon of Sutton, Coldfield[Sutton Coldfield], England,
10 The fundimental[fundamental] principle
19 fit to make to a printed questionaire[questionnaire].
23 who visits the physican[physician]
28 Tuberculosis Sanitarium is extending sanatorum[sanatorium] care
35 [Split first footnote into two.]
36 in the shelter of a strong windbrake[windbreak].
43 makes a family, ordinnarily[ordinarily]
58 [Split first footnote into two.]
58 Hyperdermic[hypodermic] needle suited to the syringe
62 absence of conclusive symptons[symptoms] or signs,
62 (thourough[thorough][et seq.] study of the case,
63 all other methods of diagnosis were thouroughly[thoroughly]
63 from a diameter of 10 millimeters in [the] average case
66 [Added (END).]
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paragraph has two extraneous lines here marked in brackets:
All of the cooking was done by the teacher. Careful attention to
[is given. Children are weighed once in two weeks. Instruction]
[is chiefly practical. Instruction in gardening is given twice a week]
general cleanliness and hygiene of the teeth was insisted upon.
Individual drinking cups and tooth brushes were provided. The
children took turns in washing dishes, setting the table and helping....
The extraneous lines are duplicates of lines further up the page and have
been deleted.
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