Recently a Roman military hospital was unearthed at Neuse, near Dusseldorf, which was established Tiberius on the Roman Road to Cologne, and, despite the years that have passed, is practically similar in design to our modern hospitals. It was well built, and arranged on a corridor plan, havi wards for the' sick, commodating only five to six patients, A large room for refreshment was in the centre of the building, with Iministrative block at one end, including staff kitekons, apotbocarles' shop, and rooms for' doctors and attendants In these rooms were found instruments such as sounds bronze needles, the hospital records, "which showed that there were strict rules regarding cleanliness, nursing, and '00d cooking.
Close to the hospital were the mains of large bathing and other sanitary provision eluding a central heating ars et it, Tittle tots and mammas get i"—it being German measles. After the shu this is the latest epide Crtices jon. The erin, we are told, projected a yard from the' patio Beyond that it dies. But in a place! like London there is always someone' within a yard of you, Why. it is called German measles 1 don't know. The popular name for it, as cockneys always have a nickname for things, is rose rash. After} three or four days the victim feels comparatively well, but remains in-factious for another three weeks. Yo can calculate what this means in a household of say half a dozen, picking up the rose rash one after another.
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