Spring sickness was Scurvy from lack of fruits and vegetables (and therefore a lack of vitamin C) during the winter
Actually, it was Pellagra due to lack of niacin (vitamin B3). See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pellagra
Yes, the little girl actually said the word pellagra in the movie, that she learned at school that they should eat more than just meat, they should eat vegetables.
No. There have been no any news of auditions for Spring Awakening the Movie.
i forgot how it is called, but it talks about a sickness called pompi, or something like that.
Sally Tompkins
"Lilacs in the Springs" (1954) or the short movie "Simon" (1954)
He died not from sickness, but age.
I recently saw an old movie about the early 1900's. In the movie, Grandma called sickness in the Spring, Spring fever: whereby, children died after a long cold winter without vegetables. They were missing nutrients from their diets. Makes sense.
Lyme disease is the sickness that is usually associated with the spring.
Southerner and a slave holder
The Daily Southerner was created in 1826.
Yes, "Southerner" should be capitalized.
They were known by a variety of names. Southerner. Reb Johnny Reb Rebel Southerner. Idiot
Southerner. has written: 'The age of rhyme, or, A glance at the poets'
The Southerner is a 1945 American film. The film is directed by Jean Renoir and the movie is based on the novel Hold Autumn in Your Hand. The film received Oscar nominations for Best Director, Original Music Score and Sound.
The Southerner - 1945 is rated/received certificates of: Sweden:Btl
Southerner.
A southerner
Because the whole movie is supposedly filmed on a video camera, it moves quickly from scene to scene and can give you head aches, even if you don't have motion sickness. If you did have motion sickness, you would probably feel sick and have head aches. This is why in some theatres it says warning: motion sickness