SPAHLINGER TREATMENT
PATIENTS WITHOUT MONEY. “STRANDED” AT GENEVA. London, Nov. 28. Inquiries into the position of Australian tuberculosis patients stranded at ■Geneva show that several would apparently have -been pitifully situated but for Mr. Spahlinger’s charity. Mr. Spah has gizen the<se jNitients free vaccine treatment, paid personal expenses in certain cases, and also defrayed the cost of the funeral of Mr. H. J. Hall, who died the day after hit* arrival. Australia House has now issued a warning that patients going for the Spahlinger trcaiment ffTust be adequttely provided for the financial obligations entailed.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1924, Page 8
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