The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
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eject Ore OF these tablets should be
dissolved in pint of warm water, and
in this the wound should be thoroughly
bathed, then lhc f,csh dried and band
aged. A thorough rinsing OF the dish,
followed b. the usual dish-washng, will
remove the last traces Of poison B
chloride OF mercury is also extremely
valuable for washing floors, mop board
or any wood work For this purpose
two tablets TO gallon OF warm water
viii make a solution OF sufficient
strengh
Carhoic acid is most useful when enl-
ploycd On infected cloths, such as sheets,
towe,a ard napkins, which should be
oaked for half anshour in a five per
cent solution Of .carbolic acid, then
t.ased ;ad boiled in clear water for hall
,,n hoar Cloths so treated will not re-
tain trace Of infection.
Boiling water IS, actually Inc best
Ge-i@icide known. Dishes, bottles. kaiye;;,
'ogks and spoons can all be s.sfilized in
hoii:ng water. When knives OF other
tcc inlp,cments are 10 1r sterilizcd, the
addition OF IN ounte aitl 4 ciiait.i' o..
wasli.!g--Aut baking 5oda y cacl, g.ll-
lga OF water will 2ee1en. ",raarig' ilie
temper al The stee: Al gi,y tnie when
a kniie-b.at!c Is ( tc cmploycd iof
aacing a boil. thc steel shouG nfst bc
stcfilizcd BY tic hgil;lg ,A2t.lod.
Disinfecting Rooms
For thorough dsinf,ction Of rooms
roihilg to-day, il the hands o. .aa a'.,s-
tcrr, cqesis ;crma'Go;sttc fai. Ii.e7c
;ve Oh ,iic market, s.d solG ;ty-rsi i,c
Ciiiggists, scyerHi .r5%ee pf iae;::lilc
hydc ,au,ps. These ate rmp'ovcd to
conQe-t ws1d aicc;.al ing, foi;aalt."r";is
-nd d:rctlirr' co'nc VIZ cacs ,@l,,r
Neither gran n3s G.:'atmrcl al,,l,cl %iii
a;ssTcr Ia, prf9nse v-od ,'c,'l1i 's.s!
:. rS.l, is,s;- ...'u 'sill d:cineei ihor
"e',.,. i;vr .nud-td c'yb'c ;est. 50 /: ruo:,
.arl h. twcs,.. ard ten feet nig.l
80 tnorsa;;, case i--.~-woul1 t,r
al IT, ae o. s.x '-raps. feoaon.' :
! i'e .;';rib.f o; hri's n''3t b- ra,d
y oy csf;-as'i -aieicn,y in gc-rricida'
n'Vtr
Dari.s DE sr,ni1g # ~ .a.nps H..
room s;,cu..j 5- e.elrd tigit'y II tire
~s;l et :cw s.o.i;s II" viaio~s- ~
: ,a;5el :re:ii t..n ..sts'dc, dft-- whi,s
hc cacra.nf cau eats Ia, f,o'r a''f cx-
asuiSa ,,i- larp-. TortsaldeHy1. IS q
iiaYa. rrngci', Gas. hn; t.S.S 10: 'ii'';c,
any lasting i;iiri~f =, IT'D ryts o. resr.r9
or,- oasSaccs iT.iriilS ;i:- L;snfcc,ioH
,oses doors and ;,..sau Gra@.r7 snpGl'l
be left open. sn'l &c -.ier:5 Snrcid FoT-
! naldehvde docs uoi il ~ .rcst itiire
aintnige. gilt trai,,cs. l,;c.s,.i o TIC most
lciicate fabrics cclds arc naa; rrccg
iizcd rs being gcrr,. e,sscss-s y l,c':gc
whose rooms are ."o.s' ;'ulc = t';,c. di'-
i,::ectcd with ma...ay,,e. coils Wa lc
;y less frequent.
Tor Sinks Ali Drains
Two oarces ~ at-.rs'r II a..c.args~
atc, dissolved n ssll--, ci y'-tc-,
makes the idcaj g. rnicidt ~ s,nk 2'pri
l:'d drains Fro.@ .uar' % c gaiicn
this fluid should be p~ared own a
pipe or drain, according 70 is size.
Crude commercial pern'angaaa.c ~ll a'i-
sgcr
The bites Of domestic animals ei
Parrots, etc, should be ilancdIateiy
,rashed in warm water, then wrapiec
with absorbent cotton, whic sboald be
kept saturated with alcohol uatil .hc
arrival OF the ply ieian Who should al
WAYS be called in he case o. bites.
10. destroying a ,iisagreeable odor il
a room tie best method is to volatlMc
menthol This can be simply done By
resting tin plate across two small
boxes on end. Place Sbcut teaspoon
ri Of mcnlhol OIL The pla'c and lightec
lamp beneath it. 1llen 60 out, CLOSING
lhe door behind yol;. and in two minutes
or so all the merllol VII s.vs be;
yolatih1ed, the loou will snlcll de
'ic;ously sweet and b. rc"dy for al ig
Sunlight anl outdoor air are two splen
did ,iisiAicctanls.