The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

not prepared for ono.tnird ~ tho
sick that como out horo, thcy jusi
hold out their hands and take your
money and don't figure ON giving
anything In return FOR o.
Tho poor old sick men that come
out hero nearly dead ana find no
place 10 20 are certainly pitiful r
mean 70 place where they can go 80
bod and have The care they need.
Thcy are AFRAID ~ admit that they
are sick enough 10 ru to bed, for lt
thoy DO. 10 b. most llkcly they VIII
not b. tnkou IN.
Sotody wants Them
lyon iutt cannot imagine the true
stato uf affairs out here. and It Is
Just tho Same over all this country
Tho pitiml things ! see every Gay
Keep mc 8o depressed and heart Nek
that ] nearly die I hope you VIII
ncvor advise anyone TO come out TO
this country I am just sick about
giving up Wy home ! hav" no ono
to hpmp. for you advised mo 'o stay
thcro aud koop my honc. " could
only come bark MISS Richardson.
is thcru any place I could stay. II
uhould como hHCk' / nave plenty
uf money 10 pay my wuy anywhere
I 20. / only crave TO be- with people
that are real human again, ana
/ have so many friends thurc, but you
/ know tuberculosis ia like wet dog,
nobody wants II iu H private nome,
; if they don't already have ~, so
| plonsc try to find me "A place To stay.
/ / believe / have seen Rp much out
/ here. am beginning to believe there
/ b. mo- place iu the world Tor a !. l't
7 but ! have great fam I'm you doius
I something
Miss Richardson answered the
/ letter at once. but her letter was re-
turned 10 hcr unclaimed, ana Hh"
/ know by that the woman had ether
/ died or had been turned out
/ Tho oklahoma Public Health as
| sociatiou recently adopted some res
Iulutions concerning the lnadvlsabll-
Iity OF sending tubcrculous patients
out ur the state. They point out that
climate is minor factor In the euro
/ of tuberculosis which largely de-
/ pcnds upon fresh air proper living
conditions nourishing food, and the
] opportunity To secure complete rest
/ Thcy urge the physiclans OF Okla -
| ho,.ta To cooperate In an education
al campaign 10 make 1t known 20 tho
people of the state that migration To
the southwest In search Of health.
expecting to be benefited by climate.
rs unwisc and Is 20 be avoided oN-
| rcpt in cases where sufficient FUNDS
arc available throughout the ontir"
pcriod required for the arrest of the
disease.
An article in the Journal of out
door Life says, To-day the accepted
pusition with regard to climate Is
that while certain Advantage may
come to ~ person who can afford To
! live IN comfort at "a distance from
homo. lf on the other hand, such
person must sacrifice care To get ell
mate. the result is usually dlsas-
Itrous Tuberculosis today Is being
cured In every state and section OF
the United states. There is no rea %
son why any man who wishes to get
well la Mnasa chusetts, New Jersey,
or Alabama, cannot do so with eH-
lrcllcnt prospects OF success
7 Weigh the Considerations.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hundley, superin
ltendeut of the Tulaa County home,
who has had much experience with
ltuhcrcular patients, says she knows
of no climate that TX as good for the
, cure of tubcrCulosis as the climate
/ pf Tulsa gouuty She saws any one