The Archive · 1928

No Reason for Panic But Every Reason for Vaccination

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smallpox eases in the disease appearing, to affect persons of all ies, alte ah the Chinese are stricken to a ester degree than are foreigners. The Municipal Health Department figures show that during autumn mantis an American baby, a British youth, apanese child, 'a Norwegian, a Russian, and an' Indien suecanibed to the effects of the malady.

Jordan, Acting Commissioner of Public Healthy aid Dee, 21, when questioned by a representative of the "North-China Daily News," that there was no, cause for alarm or panic, but urged that all persons who had not been vaccinated for several years, oF whose vaccination "did not take, should by all means avail the elves of the vaccine which is prepared by Municipal laboratories, and of which an ample supply al: ways ix. maintained,

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