The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-17


by the generous gIff OF o. wealthy resi-
dent OF that city d. doing great
work on behalf Of persons suffering
from pulmonary tuberculosis or con.
sumption The physicians employed
by this institution have compiled some
excellent rules 20 bo observed by per
sons suffering from thIa disease. the
careful following pf which Will pre-.
vent the extension OF the disease 10
others. and will greatly aid tho sui.
fcrcrs 10 recover
Don't spit ON tho sidewalk on tho
street nor into any place whore you
cannot destroy the germs which you
spit mp
DO not swallow any spit which
comes up from your lungs or which
comes out Of the back part Of your
throat
Spit into n spit cup when Il Is pos.
sible 10 DO 800
Alwa,s use o spit cup with "a han.
die 90 10 go that you can hold DO close
10 your mouth
when you use china or carthen.
ware spit cup always keep lyo and
water in u and scaId out the spit cup
once or twice day with boiling
water
when you use a Nm spit cup with a
paper spit cup inside burn the paper
cup az least once O. day and scald the
tin cup with boiling water
Never uso q handkerchief or a rag
or any material other than paper 10
spit In or TO wipe your mouth with.
When you cannot spit into spit
cup. spit into a paper napkin
Always use a paper napkin TO Wipe
your mouth with. after splitting. aud
be careful not to soil your hands.
Always carry cheap paper bag In
your pocket or caha 10 put paper nap.
klns In which you have used
when you have used paper nap
Kin. either to spit In or 10 wlpo your
mouth with. fold Il up carefully and
put II away In the paper bag
Byory evening. before going 10 bed.
burn your paper bag together with
tho napkins which you have deposited
IN r.
n you have muslachc or beard
shave II on or crop Il close
Always wash your lips and hands
before eating or drinking. and rinse
out your mouth.
n you have a running sore tako mp
the matter which is given on with |
absorbent cotton aud burn H.
Avoid Handwriting and kissing /
These customs are dangerous TO you |
as well aa 10 others. They may give /.
others consumption: they may bring .
you colds and in1uenzas which viii |
greatly aggravaie your disease and |
may prevent your recovery.
Do not cough II you can help H. You |
can control your cough to great ex-
tent by will power when you cough
severely hold paper napkin to your
mouth 30 M not TO throw out spit
while coughing.
Sit out OF doors all lou can. II you
have no other place TO slt than the
pavement alt ON the pavement In front
OF your house.
Don't take any exercise when you
have a high fever
Always sleep with your windows
open, no difference what the weather
may be.
Avoid fatigue one single exhaust
ion may change the course OF your
disease from favorable one to an un'
favorable one
Go to bed early II you are work
ing. lie down when you have a few
moments TO spare,
Don't take any medicine unless II
has been prescribed by your physician.
Medicine may do you harm as well as
good.
Don't use alcoholic stlmulants OF
any kind.
DON'T en- pastry or dalntles. They
do not nourlsh YOU aud they may up
set your stomach.
Take your milk and raw eggs
whether YOU feel like II or not
Keen up your courage. Make
brave hght for your life. DO what you
are told to do as though your recovery
dopended upon the carrying out OF
every little detail.
Always keep In mind that consump
ton can be cured In many cases and
that n can be prevented In all cases
II your own disease Is too TAR ad'
vaneod for YOU to recover, console
yourself with the idea that you can
keen those who are near and dear TO
you from getting H.