Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-17
CLUB NOTES.

CLUB NOTES.
I have received great many letters
during the past week, but nearly all Of
them required personal answer, or
were of such nature that nothing but
a personal ansyer could be given. few
eral of them had no names signed, 9TH
ers no town and state, so of course I
cannot answer.
L. L. wants some experienced house,
keeper to tell her how to get rid of black
ants, which infest her kitchen, and az
the kitchen is the fountain head Of our
health and should be absolutely free
from all such pests, am going to let tho
housekeeper answer.
DR.. D. H. Reeder, Laporte, 1nd.-Dear
Sir: In Home Health club. prescrip-
have had asthma for IA years and had to
use morphine. I have got so cannot
do without the morphine when have
not got the asthma. I take from six to
seven grains every "a hours. How is the
medicine referred to taken, by injection.
or into the stomach?
And what is the saline solution and
how can get it, and how is it taken,
and how much at dOZe?
am anxious to try the prescription
but in case have to take the morphine
for the asthma If the solution will help
the bad effect of the morphine on the
system desire to use it.
Will you please give me the address OF
F. r. D., would like to write him.
Hoping to hear from you soon, am
yours very respectfully. c. ].
The instructions given by F.. r. D. are
very plain. Sodium chloride is nearly
the technical name for common salt,
and the saline solution referred to means
the salt and water distilled aqua). Any
druggist can prepare the entire treat
ment for you at nominal cost.
For the asthma you should use the
Home Health club method Of home
treatment, as given in the Cloth-bound
book of lectures it contains several
chapters on the successful home treat
ment of the disease. ~
received long letter last week from
a young mother who was greatly trou-
bled by child which, although only two
years old, insisted upon having his own
way at certain times, and would fight for
hours on until completely exhausted, and
refuse to yield. Such child at the pres
ent day is special study, and that moth
er who succeeds in properly training
her young is wise indeed. In these days
Of nervous strain some children, from
the very first, are SO highly strung and
intensely sensitive that they shrink
from sharp work more than a healthy
child would from the sting Of a whip. A
curt reprimand will bring the tears will
ing to their eyes and sob to the throat.
It is no good to get angry with such chill
dren for the weakness. s...s -.
Children are very like flowers; each
one needs individual treatment, and
for nervous natures like this, care, kind
ness and affection will do far more than
seedlings. BY which do not mean that
they should be given way to and spoiled.
but that reproof should be administered
with discretion, and faults pointed out
gravely and kindly, so that the child
may realize that you are not angry, but
only sorry.
In this special case advised that the
child be at once undressed and put into
bath, although bathing the entire head
in cool water might answer the purpose
Just as we'll. A careful study of the
foregoing lectures upon the effect Of
cool water applied locally, will readily
explain the reason.
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