History and description of an epidemic fever, commonly called spotted fever, which prevailed at Gardiner, Maine, in the spring of 1814 / by E. Hale, jr.

Date:
1818
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Credit: History and description of an epidemic fever, commonly called spotted fever, which prevailed at Gardiner, Maine, in the spring of 1814 / by E. Hale, jr. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    Meteorological and Pathological Table. MAY, 1814. Days 01 Observation. Thermometer si s a «j e; a •Or* Ol Faces of the Sky. o J3 - - < New calls to Fct. Sunday 1 56,58 44 Fair. 1 1 Monday 2 40 54 41 Fair. 2 2 Tuesday 3 38 37 1 36 Cloudy, Tbud'r. 2 Wednesday 4 34 48 44 Cloudy. 2 1 Thursday 5 44 51 58 Cloudy. 1 2 Friday ' 6 38 51 48 Cloudy. Saturday 7 46 42 40 Cloudy, Rain. Sunday 8 42 56 47 Cloudy, Fair. 1 Monday 9 47 58 43 Fair. 1 Tuesday 10 44 70 4tJ Fair. 1 1 Wednesday 11 54 60 5<; Cloudy, Rain. Thursday 12 55 62 5J Cloudy. Friday 13 56 64 58 Cloudy, Rain. Saturday 14 55 53 49 Rain. Sunday 15 48 50 50 Rain. Monday 16 51 62 53 Rain. 1 Tuesday 17 52 60 56 Cloudy. Wednesday 18 60 69 52 Cloudy, Fair. 1 Thursday 19 55 76 55 Fair. 1 Friday 20 52 75 56 Fair. 2 Saturday 21 58 58 60 Cloudy. 1 Sunday 22 57 70 54 Rain. 1 Monday 23 55 64 56 Fair. Tuesday 24 50 68 55 Fair. Wednesday 25 50 80 62 Fair. Thursday 26 64 84 66 Fair. Friday 27 60 78 60 Fair. Saturday 28 58 60 56 Rain. 1 Sunday 29 54 b2 57 Cloudy, Rain. 1 Monday 30 54 55 52 Rain. Tuesday 31 51 54 52 Rain. < Means 51 tjl 52 Other Diseases. Dentition ]. Catarrh 1.