The nurse's dictionary / originally compiled by Honnor Morten ; with phonetic pronunciations by Mary I. Burdett.

  • Morten, Honnor, 1861-1913
Date:
[between 1900 and 1909?]
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Credit: The nurse's dictionary / originally compiled by Honnor Morten ; with phonetic pronunciations by Mary I. Burdett. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Severe Strain on NURSES. There is no class who get less sympathy or relief than do nurses, when, after long continued effort and anxiety over a difficult patient, they themselves begin to feel the need for being nursed. Nurses must have something to strengthen them, tone them up and keep them there—something that will remove that well-known feeling of mental and physical exhaustion which all feel at times. Now there is one thing that will do all this and more. That is Ha.Il’s Wine. There is no need to go through a long course; its effect is immediate and marvellous. From the first glass the whole system We make this offer so that nurses can test it on themselves. We will send one of our new extra-large size 3/6 bottles post free to any qualified nurse on receipt of her professional card. Address: 17 HALL’S WINE, BOW, LONDON. I67