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Subjects covered are: the College of Ambulance, first aid displays, x-ray motor ambulance service; Burns Societies events and Scottish social events in London; reviews of book The Conquest of Disease (John Lane, London: 1925) by David Masters with foreword by Cantlie; views on compulsory smallpox vaccination; political events in China including the Boxer Movement, the Revolution and role of Yuan Shi Kai and Sun Yat Sen, Cantlie's views on the revolution; memorial service in London on death of Chinese President Sun Yat Sen, 1925; extracts of Cantlie's "Wandering's through India" on his travels with his wife; general health and medical matters including fitness benefits of sports, dancing and music, clothing for boys and girls, and exercise for the elderly; plague in the East, including Chinese recipe for cure of bubonic plague.

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