Davos-platz, 5000 Voet Boven De Zee, In Het Zwitsersche Kanton Grauwbunderland

This book is a guidebook to Davos-Platz, a mountain resort in Switzerland that was popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a location for the treatment of tuberculosis. The book includes descriptions of the town, its climate, and the medical treatments available, as well as testimonials from patients who have been cured. Written by two Swiss doctors, the book offers a fascinating window into the history of medical tourism.
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