Hinsdale Sanitarium And Hospital 1904 to 1957
Hinsdale Sanitarium And Hospital 1904 to 1957
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Soon, other cases appeared in the area. Through their family doctor, this situation came to the attention of Mr. And Mrs. Eugene W. Kettering. Their keen interest in the subject of public health prompted them to inquire of the Hinsdale Sanitarium concerning the possibility of establishing a department for treating all contagious dis- eases of children, including polio, they to furnish the equip- ment. The proposal was altogether agreeable.
Meanwhile, the disease was assuming epidemic propor- ti...ons throughout the western suburbs. On August 18, the Doings said seven new cases had been reported within forty- eight hours. The handling of this emergency was legally a responsibility of the County Board of Health and the Board gave every assistance within its power, but Village authori- ties pitched in also. In Hinsdale some said "spray the Vil- lage, " as is done for mosquitoes. But that was voted down by the doctors, whose recommendations soon followed a state- ment issued by President Dale Cox.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon, other cases appeared in the area. Through their family doctor, this situation came to the attention of Mr. And Mrs. Eugene W. Kettering. Their keen interest in the subject of public health prompted them to inquire of the Hinsdale Sanitarium concerning the possibility of establishing a department for treating all contagious dis- eases of children, including polio, they to furnish the equip- ment. The proposal was altogether agreeable.
Meanwhile, the disease was assuming epidemic propor- ti...ons throughout the western suburbs. On August 18, the Doings said seven new cases had been reported within forty- eight hours. The handling of this emergency was legally a responsibility of the County Board of Health and the Board gave every assistance within its power, but Village authori- ties pitched in also. In Hinsdale some said "spray the Vil- lage, " as is done for mosquitoes. But that was voted down by the doctors, whose recommendations soon followed a state- ment issued by President Dale Cox.
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