The Care of the Aged, the Dying and the DeadC.C. Thomas, 1940 - 77 páginas |
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... land insisted , the natural safeguard for the aged against overeating . If so , this provision is largely offset nowadays both by the dentist and by the chef de cuisine . Artificial teeth and culinary tri- umphs are the disguised ...
... land insisted , the natural safeguard for the aged against overeating . If so , this provision is largely offset nowadays both by the dentist and by the chef de cuisine . Artificial teeth and culinary tri- umphs are the disguised ...
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... land sequestration for graveyards is not so ap- parent as it afterwards becomes . But the danger- ous extent of such sacrifice of land can be easily computed . If a thousand graves be allowed for an acre , which would be many times the ...
... land sequestration for graveyards is not so ap- parent as it afterwards becomes . But the danger- ous extent of such sacrifice of land can be easily computed . If a thousand graves be allowed for an acre , which would be many times the ...
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... land can be found within easy reach of the cen- ters of population . The automobile funeral cor- téges , however , which have displaced the old one- horse hearses and the still earlier bearers on foot , have made possible modern ...
... land can be found within easy reach of the cen- ters of population . The automobile funeral cor- téges , however , which have displaced the old one- horse hearses and the still earlier bearers on foot , have made possible modern ...
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