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Identifier: springsofhealthi00cuna (find matches)
Title: Springs of health in Great Britain and France
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Cunard Steamship Company, ltd Atlas Advertising Agency, inc., New York
Subjects: Health Resorts
Publisher: (New York, Gaines Thurman, inc.)
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eautiful and all attractions of a modern healthresort are offered. Comfortable hotels of all grades, villas, pensions, etc. Distance from Paris 151 miles via Paris, Lyons 8bMediterranean Ry. ST. HONORE (Nievre). Altitude 900 feet.There are four sulphurous springs of a temperatureof 83 degrees F., containing some arsenic. The springsare classed in two groups; IAcacia and la Crevasse,la Marquise and les Romains. TREATMENT—Internal and external. RECOMMENDED in cases of affections of the re-spiratory organs, nasal catarrh, catarrh of the larynxand pharynx, bronchitis, asthma, skin diseases andchildrens ailments. SEASON—From the 15th of June to the 15th of Sep-tember. Comfortable hotels and other accommodations. Casino, concerts and varied diversions; beautiful woodsin the surroundings. Two stations—Remilly and Vandenesse—serve St.Honore, distant 4>^ and 5 miles respectively. Con-nected by electric tramway. Distance from Paris 201 miles via Paris, Lyons &Mediterranean Ry. 52
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w> > w O w OT. AMAND (NORD). Altitude 100 feet. ^ There are five thermal springs of a temperature of about 78 degrees F. TREATMENT—Internal and external, but largely inthe form of mud baths. St. Amand is situated in closeproximity to a forest of enormous dimensions and conse-quently is an important air cure station. RECOMMENDED in cases of rheumatism, gout,chronic affections of (the genito-urinary organs, womensdiseases, Locomotor-Ataxia, nervous diseases, eczemaand many other skin diseases. SEASON—From the 15th of May to the 30th of Sep-tember. In the thermal establishment is incorporated a first-class hotel of considerable size; there are a number ofother hotels some of the most up-to-date construction;casino, excursions and various other attractions. Distance from Paris 150 miles Nord Railway of France. 54

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