Life — March 28, 1918 — page 38: what you’re looking at

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Needless Deaths > To the Editor of Lire: These days when the army reports show three hundred new cases of pneumonia a week and about one hundred and fifty deaths from this cause, many friends of osteopathy are inquiring what the phys cians of that schogl are doing. The an- swer is brief. After trying all the fall to arrange for clinics near the big camps for the benefit of the men who have depended on oste- opathy and others who might want it, the president of the American Osteopathic Association on January 2d formally of- fered to establish these clinics at the can- tonments and maintain them without cost to men or government. A month's delay followed. Then the Surgeon-Gencral wrote that he could not use the service offered. Before the Military Affairs Com- mittee of the House he urged his opposi- tion to a bill the purpose of which wi to admit osteopathic physicians duly licensed in their state for commissions in the Perhaps it is not strange that the Sur- so recently a president of , Should feel this w a t geon-Gener the dying soldier who thinks osteopathy would have saved him? s. TIRIREIE™ On Duty Elsewhere An Irish soldier had just lost an eye in battle, but was allowed to continue in the service on consenting to have a Save Your Pockets and Your Keys Buy a Key Kase B-hook Morocco Kase, Black ot Brown; holds! 2 to 15 Keys . $1.00 glass eye in its place, says an English paper. One day, however, he appeared Kens. on parade without his artificial eye. Nolan,” said the officer, “you are not properly dressed. 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