Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-01-12
ssAr FROM FURNACES.

'.,y rendered d report, which is pub.
NM IN fall in tho proceedings Of that
~ upon calarrh and whether ia at
r..,se was aggravated BY residence in
M. Tic opinions Of large number
Il sn1,scians OF long experience were
,ssIned aud their testimony showed
's..t though climatic and citY iniiu.
y, have much TO do with the crea-
81 II catarrh, yet defective heating
Eg,1tlpg. aiming. summing. and drainage
\ 1onses, with improper views ms 10
\, clothing, bathing and exercise are
4. main causes" Individual physi-
an, laid special stress upon indiYidu.
4 i.ansncss as dry aud irritating air
,,om yillsiuous furnaces (DE Burge);
.I,sre1sed furnace heat aud artiiici al
,,,bods Of living" lDr. Otterson); fur.
81. heat Is also cited by DR. Daniel
~. d.. Stephen Smith Of New
YAK mentions "defeelive public aud
.ssonal sanitary measures DR..
p,siamin MeReady. Of forty years
,,,e,ice. mentions among other lay.
,,sie causes restriction TO ths house
IA Eans Of proper food. which speei-
IN ds.eriorsie the health Of chill
lga" Dr. AlOnzo Clarke says. at Is
s-slh.ag Ii the atmosphere; what, |
|s q. Gn0w Dr. ) 4. Mslcalfa com.
s.as hal 80 tito so.ealied eomfor.
IEs asgg increased aud tho people
y boassI more aad sat more. calarEas
sls Increased.
DISASTROUS nEsCLrA
D.. Andrew IL snlth. a specials, ia
aWas diseases, SAYS oYerhoateI
lslsss give disastrous results" He
sss nI assign dual as cause, bu.
nu persons who constantly house
agaslses arc most Liable 10 ,he dis.
saa Ds. Beverly Robinson saYs I'm.
:sfg aiE lad ventilation. wet feet,
bslag Of tho food. boz rooms, cold
l.qn, and furnace heat arc causes
~ Wmark, that tho better ORA ned
gru u New York arc mos, favorable
u pauea.h DR. q X Agnew says
an lhe causes ssa manly domscill.
Ia nc!aiing 'tl'e tendency 10 over.
isas.ag u houses. aud I'll Is based
Vpsa isfse experience ia Tho treat.
asai u ra'aults. DE- y f. Lincoln.
NJ bss bad large ssDer,eoe, "
&aa2i ~ s,ste, sat~ 'Dt a!l pFeiss.
Hf@E causes u calAEra mons y more
aE.7gi 70 .ia r3ses Iaaa confinement
VII doors,
% ,ha tqNj II ftrnarc air aud
aRssasoi aoasr, ur i.aa a. sayro
aarsH u assa.e taaaca haai las
y zqss 70 dp a. auy b.ag with kt.l.
v; asf wan.s taFnaere shunit. nulg
y sl q .aE cpaic,s weather. ~ ~
tli 'ag we,l' " ita house enough
ri 'ag wafer ppn' from irHsa.ug.
..sa aaaleA cold az viii fqHspsa
\ @2itri iHw inmates a&AlusJ tbs
asiFl'7Hs n..aess II furnace air. but
a.se' AWr' Rnaa 5rus are enough I
a'sep Fe97.e warm And Il the fur. .
WI ~ sept go.ns ~ mild weather 4
4's I aN'a.a.r.t u" pnra a.r o"iaif' I
\ 'a''a changes - i'apnfaiaTe are
.'8.a,.'H 'i congestion aud rhou.
4..'''
'a'hacc alr lfarsa y not saunwhnls. I
- pni 4 u Tho absrncp - vtatIIa.
a Fa.rh makes Il - II a furnace
81 q sufficient slxe 10 warm i
sl4lag without opening every
wy anil heating tho tiro pot
z Dot, anj Il tho frush air
WV = taken from n proper source
y not 'fom a damp area pi nnclean
'es'ea' openings at tho top OF tho
'Aa Y allow the impure air which
- % thaI point TO escape and thus
We . constant circulation Of sutli.
'aay warmed bug not oyerheatod air
'Oash uo house; undor these condi-
" . furnace is not Objectionable.
TrnNAoEs nApLY LOCATED.
Furnaces aro often badly located. Il
EASIER 10 force warm air through a