Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-30

Nuith w hue NubuNtN gwen. lNh use
of lime water 10 always a
good precautionary measure curing
Tue hottest days.
FLOUR BALI.
ft oocnr. that somotimes, despite
all precauNpns, milk cannot bU
IigesiuI. II white curds con.
tinuu to npgoaf 10 the motions, then 10
T. better 10 turkish substitute. The
fret that should De selected ~ The
Hour tail, inside by placing sevufnl
\ cupiul.so nJur To strong white cotton
cloth, Tying lightly az Ia Rpuddiug.
then b1iiiug 10 wafer Tor twelve hours.
When removed the inside porti1u
shoJld be scrapei 20 powder anu
made with boiling water into u Cruel
the consistency N miik. From two ~
six tables poOuHiul Bhbuld Uu gwen nc
c0rJing " age OF chilI. This Is a very
Wholesome foot, the starch having
been converted by boiling into dtxlrin
which Ia easily digesied, n little
cream may be aided. Frequently aitef
| using this substitute for sumo Days mtik
Can BE- returned. II ior any rcason ~
10 persis,euuy uudigosted resort
should be had 10 condemned milk
Or UPON the advice OF the physician
one u the prepared foods.
lnfanls should be fed from plain bot
tie with n rubber nipple, never under
any circumstances using tubes, the
sale VI which should be- Prohibited by
law. The bottls and nipple should be
| thoroughly anoI after each usiug anu
kept In COLI watef. For Infants hav-
| Ing reached their second SIMMER tho
same care should be exercised. The
| general dlet commonly allowed should
| be restricted. The ills OF the seClni
summer should not be attributed 10
teething anu pRssivoly accepted o.
such. Teethlng is simply source OF
| irritation that lmpaifs tins vitality ani
renders great care necessary. The
| food given 10 such an infant should be
most simple and easily diSosiei.
the STAPLE DIT
Eggo should po given once day soft
boiled or poHchUd, milk tterllizsd OF
boiled anu bread anu crackers. To
this may be added light milk puiJings,
bOiltd rice AMI ucca8iInnily little rare
muat, Fruit nhOuid bB given yUry
| spasingiy aud only IN q perfectly fresh
and ripe condition. 10 after all tnv
above precautions are observed there
should occur tue slightest signs N ind,-
grstion la ~ infant phyticiah
should be be- consulted. Under mo-
circumstances attempt 10 check diar.
fhmA by EstriugeulF, otc.
TIM SIMPLE DiARRuu.A
IL either the rOsuit VI bacteria OF germs
that cause 10 30 bee 10 deadly when neg.
lectC1,0 II affords favorable conditions
Tor thoir lolgncnt ami action anu
should therefore uu corrected without
delay. what otherwise might have
proven fatal attack may be AfroBieu
10 its inoipiuncy, aud 20 not tnou
arrested all the measures within the
power Of physicians arc usually futile.
Last, but no less important among pre-
venuve meUufes l.
CLEANLtSrss.
Not only dounsauitsry conditions i'm.
pair the child's resistance 90 the disease,
Uut they are ihe direct aud perhaps
usual cause Of Is, by carrying Infection
10 the milk which o. ready gbtUfuen
Of impuriuct. 10 10 common OuBUfva-
ton that cholera inisnIum prevails
chiefly IN families who live IN more
I OF less illhy msnnoL disregard y
the ruie1 o. ventilation, personal
cleanliness, and sanitary conditions.
lhisis because ~ tho Increasing u o..
bility Of the milk 10 become infected.
Certainly cleanliness cannot DO OIL
ieCled 10 on the ground OF hardship.
IL n within the puwef Of all 10 tcfuu
their houses and their bodice anu r.
move the impurities that breed thviI
chiidien's destruction. For the cake
NJ the children they should choose 10
be on the side Of safety, even though
they fail 10 trace the connection be.
. tween NTH and disease anu have a
; | grounded superstition that Providence
, alone IL responsible Tor thelr physical
, lie.
= A WORD 10 DAiRYMES,
Ia closing, attention may bo called
10 the fact that every effort IA being
made by the Health Department,
warmly supported by the sanitary
committee, 10 srcufa pure mix sup,
4 ply. IL is manii1flly moss necessary thai
4 milk, being the B0lb reliance Tor intant
A feeding. should DO pure anu whole
= some 10 start with; that it should be obs
tanned from healthy COVE, properly
, fed and mllked by clean hoiI, that ia,
: rrCeplacla- Tor II should be- kept clean
, aud general sanitary conditions MAN
tanned, aud that II unOuld DO furnished
!. uudiluted anu fresh. All lhis Required
constant supervision, tho expense O
> which should be doirsyod by a license
I. fee from the dairymsu, for whose pro-
trotiOn ~ well aH that OF the puulic
theinspeoGiun II needed. This action
has been opp0std uy tho dairymeu, but
!, n h the purpose Df tne authorities TO be
/ firm Ia securing Ia adoption aud on.
- iOTCemrnL
IA A vigorous public sentiment should
: uphold the latter IA their determine
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