[Copyright 1929, By Maurice L. Blatt, M.D., Chief of Department, Diseases of Children, Cook County Hospital - Chicago.]

[E.S. Age 9 yrs. Incubation period 2 Mos. Dog bite tip of nose and left leg. Treatment mercurochrome locally. Prodrones: Drowsiness 48 hrs. Delirium 24 hrs. Attempt to drink produced convulsions. Sanguinous expectoration and vomitus. Temp. 104.5]

[Short periods of agitation alternating with periods of perfect lucidity. Death 20 hrs. after admission. W.B.C. 14,800 HB. 90 percent albumin and sugar in urine. Active treatment: Morphine 1-8 and 1-6. 20 cc. encephalitis serum. Triparsenides 1 gm. intravenously.]

[Boy shown in bed pulling on his face]

[Boy lying down in bed]

[Someone offscreen tries to hand the boy a cup and he turns away from it.]

[A second person tries to hold the boy so the first person can offer the boy a drink.]

[Boy struggles and pushes drink away.]

[Boy is thrashing in bed and pushes cup away.]

[Boy is scratching skin and talking.]

[Boy pulls away from adult and hits adult.]

[Boy covers himself with blanket]

[Boy scratches himself and looks agitated]

[Adult is trying to turn the boy towards the camera but the boy fights him.]

[The boy holds his throat and blood can be seen coming out of his mouth.]

[The boy continues to struggle.]

[The boy is agitated and the adult tries to keep him still.]

[F.B. Age 2 1-2 yrs. Incubation period 3 wks. Dog bite below left eye. Illness 4 1-2 days. Prodrones: Drowsiness, anorexia and somnolence. Sudden onset with screaming and clonic convulsions. Examination showed marked salivation and agitation.]

[Extremities spastic without cervical rigidity. Prophylactic treatment unknown. Active treatment: morphine 1-32 gr. Q. 4 hrs. Chloral grs. 15.]

[A little boy is shown in bed and he is agitated. There is a doctor holding the boy and using a stethoscope on his back.]

[The boy is struggling as a doctor is using a stethoscope to listen to his chest.]

[The boy is laying down while an adult is checking his reflexes under his left knee.]

[The boy is in bed and agitated.]

[The boy is sitting up and hitting himself in the right leg.]

[Boy is very agitated and is hitting the adult.]

[Adults are trying to encourage the boy to drink but he pushes the cup away.]

[The child is shown sitting in bed very agitated.]

[L.F. Age 6 yrs. Incubation period 2 mos. Dog bite above right eye. Primary treatment cauterization of wound.]

[Sudden onset with vomiting of bloody mucus followed by retching, foaming at the mouth, convulsions and short periods of unconsciousness, dysphagia, hypersensitiveness to external stimuli, marked rigidity of neck,]

[Positive Kernig and brisk patellar reflexes. W.B.C. 29,550, 80 percent polys. Active treatment: morphine grs. 1-12. 10 cc. 25 percent mag. sulphate in buttock. Death: 8 hrs. after admission.]

[A boy is shown in a bed. He is holding a toy. He is agitated and restless.]

[The boy grabs his neck several times.]

[The boy is very agitated.]

[The boy is standing on the bed, sits down, grabs throat again.]

[The boy and the bed are outside the building on a rooftop or terrace.]

[Someone offscreen hands the boy a cup and he sips from it.]

[The boy is walking around holding the hand of an adult. Another adult male wearing a suit is in the background]

[The boy is walking on his toes.]

[The boy runs around until an adult lifts him into the bed.]

[The boy lies still in the bed. The camera shows a close-up of his face.]

[Curtiss Stringer Nov. 13th 1927 - 2 weeks after being bitten by stray dog. Laceration of right face and right four-arm -- Death in 18 hrs.]

[Acute symptoms 3 days duration began with abdominal pain and vomiting, convulsions began 24 hrs. previous to picture, accompanied by great fear without loss of consciousness.]

[Temp. 103. Pulse 106. Resp. 36. Spinal fluid under increased pressure, sugar 88, otherwise negative. Active treatment: chloral hydrate grs. 20. Calcium bromide grs. 20.]

[The boy is shown in bed, very agitated, kicking his feet and struggling with an offscreen adult.]

[The boy continues to struggle.]

[The boy vomits on the bed.]

[Note coordination and thoughtfulness displayed by patient, use of cloth for expectoration. He constantly exclaims to the nurse, "Hold me! Hold me!]

[The boy continues to struggle and flail about on the bed.]

[The boy vomits on the bed as the nurse holds him.]

[The boy vomits several more times.]

[The boy is handed a cup but he doesn't drink it and hands it back.]

[The boy continues to struggle and vomit.]

[The film ends.]