For the irritation from the cold, or the cough, make a
compound with a small quantity of an anaesthesia - such as
might be prepared best by the physician, for it would be
necessary with the use of same, you see - such as a small
quantity of chloroform. Obtain same from Woodhouse, [Robt.
W. Woodhouse, M. D.] see - just explain what is desired, and
he will give the prescription for same, which will include
other properties, of course, such as horehound and the like.
This, of course, with the Castoria, will make the tendency
for sleep and for drowsiness. This is well.
Do not take the cough syrup too often, but about every two
to three hours or farther. Do not take it oftener, unless
there are the spasms of coughing and irritation - when it
would be necessary; for this hard coughing tends to strain
or to irritate the membranes in the bronchi and larynx, and
the forming of such scar tissue by such strains would make
the body subject to irritation where effects might be bad.
Do that.
Ready for questions.
The Saffron Tea is very well as an intestinal antiseptic; but
these two areas or conditions indicated are those respecting
which the body is to be warned.
We are through for the present.
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BACKGROUND
See previous Physical Rdgs.
3/28/41 Father's letter: "I am of the opinion that [
487]
has the measles. He has been sick most all week; worked in
the open two days, then came home and went to bed."
REPORTS
4/01/41 See
487-27 advising precautions to prevent
after effects of measles.



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