“…There is another aspect: the health of the worker is his capital in a very real sense. It is generally accepted that he has to sell his labour to secure his bread, but it is not generally appreciated that the value of his labour depends very largely upon the state of his health. …”

“…There is another aspect: the health of the worker is his capital in a very real sense. It is generally accepted that he has to sell his labour to secure his bread, but it is not generally appreciated that the value of his labour depends very largely upon the state of his health. …”

“…I understand that some of the baths, together with fine country may come on the market, I am making enquiries, and if the figure given me is correct, provided that certain technical difficulties can be got over, it ought not to be difficult to raise the necessary capital. Here is an opportunity for a most important additional service to be given to the workder [worker] of this country. …”