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MARCH - 1918.
24. Sunday
Beautiful warm sun all day.
Miss Hodge hat tea at Lyceum for
Helena Normanton
then Miss H. & I went home to supper
with Mrs Bage. Dr Scantlebury from
Endell St. there. Fog down at Piccadilly.
Clear moonlight at Golder's Green.
25. Monday.
On Monday night
shivered with malaria
again. dull & cold
26. Tuesday.
Struggled out of bed &
spent miserable day on
sofa. Dull & cold.
27. Wednesday.
Feeling very depressed &
weak. Cold & grey
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Dr Vera Scantlebury Brown was pioneer of infant welfare in Victoria. She worked at Endell St Military Hospital in London during the First World War. https://www.womenaustralia.info/leaders/fff/brown.html
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