Queer, Quaint Old San Antonio: Its Climate in Throat and Lung Diseases Page: 21

                                
enough want to know how they are to pass the time while
waiting for recovery to come to tlemi; or, rather, how
they are to assist the climatic r~e(,~ rces  nia l ,mts i v
through diversion and exercise.
'\W hat am  I to  do?  "'  o  tie p  Ltieit  this  l ,l, -
less etnullli is often of menaci- )r( pporti()ons, and the
provision of mental occu
ipancy has been a lonlg-n\   I
question  in  every  phlisician  . . "e:i  . .
experience.  lp fom I    -
ida's orange groves comes th        I

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toll list's  accusations  of  miio-
inotony and down from Col-
ora(lo's mountains, across
rolling )rairie and through
tangled wood, it wails again.
more of diversion, but not enough to

S      offset the disadvantages of its hot and dusty Summer
t '                          IIand its cold and rally \Villter.  Texas, in the mainu
Shas )ut little to interest the tourist or health seeker,
and in his mind the wail will g-o out again as hlie con-
templates a \Vinter in that direction.
But this is sillmply because he is not informed. He (loesn't know \lhat a lluaint old
city San Antonio really is. IHe doesn't know that it combines in rare degree the features of

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