... enter upon it. At any 'rate, at the age of sixteen he starts on foot, " without waiting for other outfit than ...

... and cemstant movement e»f the head. Though imt very marked on account of age, the chilel is. evident- ly delirious, and the ...

... described by Marie as cerebellar heredo-ataxia, which starts later in life, after the age of twenty, with disability in the legs, but ...

... last week before discharge (late period). The mean ages of the three groups at the start of the late period were similar, varying between ...

... At least some of them begin at the age of 14 or 15, though the most dangerous years are from 16 to 25. Often teen-agers start _ by experimenting with narcotic-based '’ cough medicines for ...

... of erysipelas in children under six months of age, whilst I have met six in older children. Causes.—The erysipelas of young children almost always starts from some previously existing cutaneous inflammation, the most ...

... disease while high altitudes have a beneficial action. Age.—About one-third of all cases of bronchial asthma show symptoms during the first decade of life and about one-half start during the next three decades. The symptoms of ...

... disease of childhood, although not confined to any age. Its development is favored by dampness. It would appear to be hereditary. What are the symptoms of croup ? (1) False Croup. The attack usually comes on at night; the child starts up with a peculiar, dry, croupy cough, recurring ...

... men ought to have been called up in age groups and dispatched to Germany; for they present the greatest danger which threatens us in case of invasion. I am firmly convinced and have said several times, if invasion starts, sabotage of all railways, works, and supply bases ...

... throat, irritation about 1 min- ute after the start of the exposure and of ... twilight. The aver- age degree of harassment for the group as measured ...