Utilization of Short-Stay Hospitals
Utilization of Short-Stay Hospitals
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As regards service and exercise in the tropics, we have the testi- mony of Ronald Martin that warm tea is the best beverage, and this will be corroborated by every one who has made long marches or hunting excursions in India. Sir John Hall, Inspector-General of the British Army, gives as his own experience, that neither spirits nor wine, nor malt liquor is necessary for health. The healthiest army he ever served with, that in the Kaffir war, at the Cape of Good Hope, had not a single drop of an...y of them. In Algeria the French soldiers find coffee to be their best cordial and preservative. Alcohol, says M. P^rier, is our worst enemy, the real and most cruel wound of Algeria. We believe that the medi- cal and surgical records of the late war will show that in our own country, as it has been shown in tropical regions, that the proba- bilities of exemption from disease, and the power of enduring the greatest and longest strain on the muscular system, and the entire locomotive apparatus, are in the direct proportion to which absti- nence from all intoxicating liquors is carried out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As regards service and exercise in the tropics, we have the testi- mony of Ronald Martin that warm tea is the best beverage, and this will be corroborated by every one who has made long marches or hunting excursions in India. Sir John Hall, Inspector-General of the British Army, gives as his own experience, that neither spirits nor wine, nor malt liquor is necessary for health. The healthiest army he ever served with, that in the Kaffir war, at the Cape of Good Hope, had not a single drop of an...y of them. In Algeria the French soldiers find coffee to be their best cordial and preservative. Alcohol, says M. P^rier, is our worst enemy, the real and most cruel wound of Algeria. We believe that the medi- cal and surgical records of the late war will show that in our own country, as it has been shown in tropical regions, that the proba- bilities of exemption from disease, and the power of enduring the greatest and longest strain on the muscular system, and the entire locomotive apparatus, are in the direct proportion to which absti- nence from all intoxicating liquors is carried out.
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