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FLYING A CURE FOR INFLUENZA. » FWinii seems to l>e a sovereign specific against influenza, stated a paper at the beginning of ><" b - ; •The Air Ministry said that therewr remarkably few cases of the climm-c among' airmen. , An airman who has seen much - ~ vic-c stated that during the vholo of his flying career he hail found onJ> iiisiguiiivant number of an men attaciied by cither the "flu" or "bothersome ordinary colds." _ "Flying," ho pointed out, " P ro - a feeling of extiaordinary cshiiara , and that may have something 0 . with the comparative immunity or • - idcii from the 'flu. To induct* si 1 lar feeling, so to speak, t-ne"J dweller, whose greatest ascent a » ground is perhaps the third or i° ur lioor of a place of business, accustomed to imbibe chamP a S 1 }? \wicii e can afford it—for the , A French scientist once recoramenucd ballooning lor the cure of influenza. It was pointed out to a prcssraai by a bacteriologist that one naturally expect a less 'germy a , up' aloft thau down below where jl.i inanity was constantly engaged in fierce warfare wul. trx-ou, of all sorts. Ti-.. v - nnitv o. the >orth l'olo, he addfld. mi-:' " present, " fro:* trom the 'fl,j inicrn-or.cnni.-ni.-, i t.lif.v v.ould not ionu: rpma'.ii iiec n .1 liiiniiui colony ioltlcJ