The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-27
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effect One OF these tablets should be
dissolved in pint of warm water, and
ii this the wound should be thoroughly
bathed, then the flesh dried and band
aged. A thorough rinsing OF the dish,
followed by the usual washing, will
remove the last traces Of poison BIZ
chloride of mercury Is also extremely
valuable for washing floors mop-boards
or any woodwork For this purpose
Two tablets to a gallon of warm water
will make solution of sufficient
strength,
Carbolic acid is most useful when EN-
ployed on infected cloths. such as sheets,
towels and napkins, which should be
1oaked for half an hour in five per
cent solution OF carboic acid, then
rinsed and boiled in clear water for half
an hour Cloths SO treated will not re-
tain trace of infection.
Boiling water is, actually. the best
gerinicide known. Dishes, bottles, knives,
forks and spoons can all be steriiized in
boiling water When knives OF other
steel implements are to iie steriizcd, Inc
addition OF an ounce and quarter O..
washing--not baking-soda 10 each gal
lon Of water will prevent drawing The
temper Of the stee:. All a;;y time whca
knife blade is 70 be employed for
lancing a boil. the steel should drs. be
Esrerilized by The boiling n,thod.
Disintecting Rooms
For thorough lisntection OF roo,.is
noil,iag to- dcy, IN the hard, Of .ua a;,s
tcur, eqials sorAna'lchgte gae. If.egc
are Oh lie mss se;, s,r sold ilrcegh ;h2
druggists. several mai4c Il ;a.:s;liG,
llydc lamps. These ase cinp;oyed t.
convert ve0J aleoiiiN ;n.e fs,r.aalt.srwie
land d:rccicre c3inc WI r4c- ...,ar
Neither gr.a .r@'- lsnatare;i alcohol Sill
;l::sw.r ths pcf9ose WOOD slc3,loi s..'s!
&c rse,l E5.ii .e'-,o '.iil uslnicet tho.
o.e'a.Y FIVE hlrdrtJ c.bc .tst. % roo:a
E,.aea hv ,wcn.s. ard TN fee: iigh1-.
i..ree t'.or,an,i cui.c tees--wouli dc.
u.arI ti,- .sc o. six lamps. Gcoaori.
Il thc .,iriber o. larr's nlHst be pa,,.
/. .5- BY cseiesses. -;ilciea'y in gcrn,ied.
! c3ver.
During the 5rriiry cf r. .asns, t''
room s!c...i u s.al~d t..i.t,y II tie
crE oi scw soIss ~ vi,So~s i.'s,
3e rail.d iren: The c:tsiLe. afl,r which
| ihe opsra,e.' ca;i c.t.. Ii. r -o,l a.u; CT
.inguis.s lie lamps. Eer.alti4;.y.e Is (.
sharp. pi;n2crt gas. BIZ; does &c: tli,;e.
any lasting i;,::vry 20 To eyes o. r~sr-;
! lory oassagcsy Daring lie li.i,tet.o;l
closet doors aad .rirsau Grcy>rs aFrcnld
be left open. and G.--'.icnss spread For.
| ,lladeiwdc doea not il ,.- .-2.t iriure
paintings. gilt frames, me.a'c sl:c u'o;t
| delicate fabrics. Colds art rns reccg
1ized as being gerr- dls.a4-s ~ - 'oipe
whose rooms are :-on .ii1'- - ti,d" dis
| ii:tected with forma.iciiyde COILS w.i be
! 'ar less frequent
Tor Sinks Az Drains
Two ounces ~ ?trsssiSl II :,--c.scgsr
nate, dissolved = ssllw, G. w.t---,
makes the ideal g. rmicide -. sipk opcl
ard drains. f'ro. ,uar' 70 ga|icn
af this fluid should be prured .srwn j
pipe or drain, according to is size,
Crude commercial permangsna:e will an
swer
The bites of domestic animals. ei
parrots, etc, should be iin.ncds.el?
washed in warm water, then wfapl.cc
with absorbent cotton. whic.. should be
kept saturated with alcohol uatil The
arrival OF the physician. who slould al
ways be called III slie case Of bites.
Eo. destroying 6issg-eeable odor in
a room the best method Is to volatilize
raenthol. This can be simply done by
resting a tin plate across two small
boxes on end. Place about teaspoon
ial OF mcnthol on the plagc and lighted
lamp beneath it. Then go out, closing
The door behind you, and in two minute:
or SO all the inentliol viii hs.s bscl
olaiilizcd the room will smell DE-
lic;ously sweet, and b. ready for ai~i.g
SUNLIGHT ard outdoor air ar. two splen
did disinfectants,