The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-06-23
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80At&es A04 = IA 42WoAA
Acco4dinerto the N. Y. Sun scienc'
h~ p1eeded FAIRLY well inmaking hu
msnitybhuddet over every bite or sup il
takes, aa,ecause' of tho: deadly microbe.
that ArS said 10 abids'h everything, eat
able Of drinkabse, and now it has sefrtsd
81 On Jan entirely new crusade. Yeu
|mdsnst smsl,fpwsfs NOW, Of. Il you %
you take thaaeonsequsnces whidh science
says this sstk,ic pleasure entails.
A very learned French &pee;alist y
J&t, hzs jvltdrsued i9 PagE tn <
beasiae the TIP "Ie D}nger - FL Z
He jFitss mssiprolSla3dly ofyAe chsdi-
ca Asompdy.tion 81. the ,sthosphere
c.a.sdey tbs: hlen of BY flowers,
ana consaSent av,t iniseape Of cor.
boaissis; ol,a partial a.k6fia tleh
Fesua4a to human beings bT9afpine 4his
risiasteesir; and Of % poisJ9bg re
system caud inhdpg th6eAan1 l6ns
Of the es.eds|sl oil. seataine3 doEsp.
Hahask. up9a asset pms .sN the
tiN vicle usn4ss)of aex8s BY citing aa&
viddartaseS.syf e.
ssal says the sqy3 Of a9alers is q
peei.llJ injuri9p so-lhe 1cA Organs.
The rose, and other aosiers viii = q Jde
sent hould 10 protests, h avoided.
HoksS~s ofSoperatic singers sho haze
copplately ldsDtheir voices through their
passion for cettain flowers. ToAome PEI
sons the perfurse of the violS. i parteu-
lar1y injurious, Others should Avoid
lilac, and others the gardenis. 'Personil
susceptibility has much to do with ttAll-
furious effecbtaat may result from s@DH
ing certain Ao~ers, and NJ. Joal canaet,
therefore, ssJ-2what particular adSais
should be seUtled BY certain temp@ra-
ments. A4~i ~
! The writer cites case of a young
woman who nssd invariably to faint q
the smells of tt~age blossoms. The curl
Gus conjunction, of a susceptible young
woman and bridal wreath in this Illus
tration might lead to the supposition
that there is more in the case than NJ.
Joal makes apparent. He tells of q SOL
dier who lost consciousness under the eff
feet of the odor from reony. and alleges
that persons have been known to suffer .
violent attack Of coryza from smelling
roses. 1t is suggested that great per-
centage of the headaches, colds in the
head, and III Ike aom(nt Ton which
people, especially women, suffer, on the
morning After, attending . ball, ainnes1
party OF oe1S9rypocial tactioe, 1, discs
result Of tie Aodols Of lie Ahdrsf decofa-
tions. Fhis viii, at ieast; b usefut in
supplying new excuse to thsman vlol
wakes up in the morning with ga headr]
A 10 the evil effect Of flowers on the1
voiees Of opera singers, the teacher F.pre;31
in his work on the voice and singhg,l
cautions singers against keeping fovefSi
10 thor. homes or in. their dressing. eo1ms1
NJ she fAeatsr. /. Mnis. 6 RShara, 81 ALL
Paris Opera, foFbids her fnpils to hhve
towers about them, aud it il assetedi
that 4met Krsusv zone Of the star singess
now 4 the Opera, refuses to stay in ropm1
With bunch Of violet. IAnother angsri
can istand the smell Of roses, but the per.1
fame pf lilacs makes her hoarse. Esdn1
Mime! Calve i cited = sewing that ptst
suffer- from di,eiasss aad headache altn{
s&tin1 II : room containing tuberoses dr
mmdba. She is quoted as giving an in.
'tsrcj ~befs, sitter singing 1t = concert,
phe recsived ! bouquetof filscs, and After
the perfume ! minute Or 20, she
lost her voice, and did natre-
gain i until she had taken walk n the
Dpsn Dir. 4
.@i suggests q serious consideration |
Df sht custom q presenting bouqastj o.
flowers to singers, Of ii sending boxeS ef|
lowers to ones best girl. 10 fact, il NJ
Joal knows what he Is talking about
sciences new 'cfusade means revolution,
y. veil in-ttls w6rsn 81 ljn1 = a5rin ab@t of1
fact. 4 SIS IL saAs- 80 III III
Uses Of Kerosene,
To clean windows and mirrors add 4 i
tablespoonful * headlights or keroseny
pil to Sgaubnsof 8epid wstcx "A pAlisS
will remain on the glass that no mere
friction can give.