The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
MdiciOuS Living Better
Than Search for Health

Hy ANNNBEB LATtMEH
tf yUu have tubtrruioHis, yOu can
hc cured right hero ln Tulsa as cas-
Uy aa YOU can lu colorado, NcW
Mexico Or Arizona. ana lu many
t4aUH rHaIoI, according % the Nt-
tIoutl Tuberculosis association,
which b. acudiug literature &" all
pants uf the country appealing 10
typiy community tn keep ig tubrr-
,u''r paticnta at home. ns th.y nave
"a Ietipr chance tU gel well ubrc.
an. local TulcrculopIs association
makes every effort 10 kcrp persons
suffering With this disease from
leaving TulHa. Miss Bessie VI. llCh-
1rdsOu. city nurse at the Tulsa AIS
pruaIrS says person who lH not
able Gao rct loo % good s1uiturium and
stay 'hrrD uutu Dec Is well positively
should not lorrr home. ms there i7
uo place rpr him tu H'ay ana Fct
tIr proper rtr" uuiUldo ih' Hdni-
arums More than $50 cases arc
brIug treated in TULSA now uud arc
under the supervision OF the Tuu'r-
culuHu dlHpcntHry and t great num-
brr uf these are ON the rund To roe
c0vcry while 20 per cent NJ tho pa
tlouta under the supervision OF tho
dlsDpnsaty since 1t war opened I'M
Tulsu hivc been cured. The dirpcn-
stry i4 now in Tulsa. ana the great
length of time ID takes 10 cff"ct "A
cure makes the percentage Of
cures small.
Miss Richttdaon and Miss Ger
ttudt swanson, who also is connect
rd with the dispousuTy receive many
lottrra from the southwestern statCs
urging them to make o. great effort
.o Keep uhcrcular pltiontH away
from Arizona. Sew Mexico ana colo.
rndo. A recent letter from the Dom
yer Tuberculosis society HlyN.
"rhc startling facts revealed Ia a
recent study made by this society I'm
regard to the INDECENT migratory
consumptivc, impci ~ To renew our
efforts TO stop this influx of the tu-
borculoHis 10 the southwest
Best Chance az Home.
ut Is our experience that when a
community Win tho most humane
Intentions Of course. allows. u tubor.
cuious patient with small funds to
leave home with the mistaken Idea
that this climate viii cure him, II
usually drprivcs him ot whatever
chance Of recovery he may have aud
dooms him, friondlcsH aud destitute.
90 ~ lingering death We hope that
YOU, who, through your dispcnsary,
come into contact with great mum
ntf ul lunlbtNt lubtlfulbuHi Will "
operate with va BY distributing our
leaflets. and thus save these patients
the untold suffering which so many
OF them have to undergo
A lcttor from a Tulsa woman, who
had tho money to pay for her care,
but who was unable to get a room
In sanitarmm because OF the
crowded conditions, urges the dts
pcnsary TO kccp Tulsans from going
away from home. II is as follows;
II am seven miles out from Tue
son, and have been ever since | have
been out in this horrid old country
The weather and climate are fine.
hut accommodation are not to be
had. Thcrc iR absolutely no place
for people that arc sick enough TO
go to bed. II one IN too sick to walt
on himself they don't want him
| here. The lady I am with Will not
| keep any one who cannot take care
OF himself II doesn't mako any dif-
| ference how long person has beer
here. IL he gets down IN bed Tor n
few DAYS. she puts him out. and thc'
can't find places To- go. They ar,