...may be taken in the early morning as a prophylactic, but the taking of quinine as a routine practise should only be recommended -under exceptional circumstances....should be taken to dry it in the sun or by fires. GEO. M. STERNBERG, Surgeon-Ceneral US Army. Thus hemmed in on all sides by military officialism, by...

...taken in the early morning as a prophylactic; but the taking of quinine as a routine practice •hoald only be recommended under exceptional circumstances....first opportunity should be taken to dry it in the suu or by fires. QKO. M. STEBNBERG, Surgeon- General, USA PAY DEPARTMENT. WAR DEPARTMENT, PAYMASTER-GENERAL'S...

...quinine may be taken in the early morning as a prophylactic, but the taking of quinine as a routine practice should only be recommended under exceptional...bedding becomes damp from exposure to rain or heavy dew, the first opportunity should be taken to dry it in the sun or by the fire. — Phil. Mud. Jour....

...quinine as a routine practice should only be recommended under exceptional circumstances. " Light woollen underclothing should be worn ; and when a soldier's...bedding becomes damp from exposure to rain or heavy dew, the first opportunity should be taken to dry it in the sun or by fires." i CHAPTER IV. GENERAL...

...be worn ; and when a soldier's clothing or bedding becomes damp from exposure to rain or heavy dew, the first opportunity should be taken to dry it in the sun or by fires." CHAPTER IV. GENERAL HOSPITAL SERVICE. 110. General hospitals are those established at points distant...

...quinine may be taken in the early morning as a prophylactic, but the taking of quinine as a routine practice should only be recommended under exceptional...that the locality is infected the troops should at once be removed. The disastrous mistake has frequently been made of removing the sick and leaving the...

...quinine may be taken in the early morning as a prophylactic, but the taking of quinine as a routine practice should only be recommended under exceptional...should be taken to dry it in the sun or by fires. 327. MEMORANDUM — JUNE 13, 1898. The attention of medical officers of the regular and volunteer armies...

...quinine may be taken in the early morning as a prophylactic, but the taking of quinine as a routine practice should only be recommended under exceptional...to rain or heavy dews the first opportunity should oe taken to dry it in the sun or by fires." Fourth. When cases of yellow fever occur in a camp or barracks...

...quinine may be taken in the early morning as a prophylactic, but the taking of quinine as a routine practice should only be recommended under exceptional...worn, and when a soldier's clothing or bedding becomes dump from exposure to rain or heavy dews the first opportunity should oe taken to dry it iu the sun...

...quinine may be taken in the early morning as a prophylactic, but the taking of quinine as a routine practice should only be recommended under exceptional...Light woolen underclothing should be worn, and when a soldier,s clothing or bedding becomes damp from exposure to rain or heavy dews the first opportunity...