New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21

and is now battling for supremacy Win ms 0i00-
brother. 80, -. Vas +y,inkIing
.notbi1g nleases me more than to see an amp
child get rough. The ordinary angehC. 0a -
with golden hair and genlle dlsposIt i aoI, He
orally good because he is anaemlG anu "G' THE
is . CANDIDATE usually for tuberculosis. - ~
way To cure him OF his angeIlc dsPo9ll ~ come
ct hin out on roof garden ana se' ''N-0
me i i5 e5-tair-gvIth tn "ouf day N
.le park system of bringing q IN
ileis3bornood Of Central Park Dr. NoftHfup mas
little patience. t, raa{Iv ng-
ured out? Well, about an houF anu ~, bonr
quarters in the morning and perhaps an Ho he
in the afternoon. OF course the chIu IIu' ond
dressed fit for the park, and the nurse @i9o' 81
that All takes time and causes more or less frlc
ton and waiting in warm wraps IN an oart
heated house. Then comes the walk TO the pan
with the constant lodging of baby Carriages,
hoys on roller skates, automobiles, provision
dealers carts, bicycles and all sorts OF huii'
i'-s ssWhen they reach the park what happens
The, must keep off the grass, they must hot
- the flowers or shrubbery, they must ho'
get UP on the benches with their ieet; Az,
calIv all that they may do is TO drag s!oiS wiz
TIE nurse in a bored listless way tili the PR
scribed time is up and they can go nome. " !1 -
cLoGu +tat cbjidren soon come to loathe the
thought of going 70 the park or mat uIlotI SrU
a course of all day in the PARK 'hey oeOo'-i0
cross I S.ii n%rf aiiq SHANE they don't build all
schoolhouses with roof gardens 1heIe d
sawtooth skyline that may be good an
rally, but is bad sanitarlly. -, T.
"Architecture" continued the speaker WRATH
fully, has more place in a CROWDED cry s t' =;
the normal shape of fig has when the NJ, ns Is
crowded into a box Hospitals ana Schools
should be built for use not for show "a
Then followed a word on the fresh air SIT
nation UP to date and word of warning 10 lhe
city dWeller. ~ two
oeao+ is getting to be fashionable. The phySl-
clans who have been treating tuberculosis IN tn, the
oren air have taught a better lesson bidii tHeE
realize Recently case of double pieuIlI'IIIa -
q child was uut out of doors on root-ano soL
well Go to Seabright Hospital ana you II ll i
the children sleep all the year round WIN LIle
Win ov-s omen The New-York Founding HOS
pitaI has between five and six thousand s4Ilt .
Fan+ Of rreo4 Garden which is used in all posi-
BILE weathers TO the great betteTrnent OF ne Ei
erai health Of the inmates. The FreSoy eIldp t
Hospital too. has fine nat ROOF d poi ~ ii,l,
which has been screened off by canvas, nahliil-S
a sun pen in which the little people OF the chi.
dren's ward have had an airing OF hEe OF So
hours daily in favorable weather In noe 80 r,1~
tendency is to keep the ward temperature IoWel
and 10 have the ventilation more actlNe
The truth of the matter is. II the pTeseIC
jewellers in New-York, Brooklyn ana otheT Id g
cities expect the next generation 10 nave any
health they must learn to live in cooler houSeS'
with better ventilation. and must make II pos
sihle to get more outdoor air. OtherWlse ou5
children are going to be subject to bronchial ana
catarrhal Affections and succumb ultimately 10
tuberculosis. We've got to learn TO hNe ne
repeated emphatically, lin cool houses. Aheso
overneated houses make children moist sklnleo;
eopsitfve susceptible to chest maladieS ana
small eaters ~ :,
coming The present generation must learn
from its own experience the harmfuIIless OIL
Oyerheated houses and correct 1t as lar as pos
sibIe for the sake Of the coming generator
This compact living in our great modern cltleS
ran1irns rules peculiar to it's own conditions.
| Those rules must be worked out py experience
Nv the present generation.