Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-06-11

ALL READERS of this publication are
pertaining to the subject of Health at q
the Home Health Club, Or to David H.
cago, with name and address in full and
WHAT TO DO: Part Yes, and how
to do it. l presume many OF you will
want to swat me for discussing again
the same old subject Of the fly, the ty-
phoid fly, but I would have a big job if
in turn l was to swat every one of you
that have read and approved of what l
have told you about the fly and done
absolutely nothing to prevent it's breed
ing.
Now, it is a fact which you cannot
reasonably dispute, that if your horses
and COWS were free from the cruel both
err of flies during the entire summer
they would be able to render you great
er service and be in better condition in
the fall. Isn't that so? Putting it on
purely cash basis, regardless of the
health or lives of your family and it
would pay you and all of your neighbors
to prevent the fly from breeding. But
looking at the matter of only one case
of typhoid fever in your family in five
years and from that standpoint alone it
would pay to eliminate the flies from
your premises.
Impossible? Not bit of it. If you
have lots of stock around your barns
then you must have lots of land and
should have manure spreader. There
is always some field Or pasture where
it can be spread at any time, and the
land is better and the value of the ma
nure is greater if spread while fresh
Just short bit of time every morning
ha mi i0h hot ct
be done at some season and why not
now. Keep the barns clean and the ma
nure scattered out on the fields, where
it does good instead Of harm and the
flies cannot find breeding places except
around a filthy back door, the sloI
barrel, garbage can or the hog pen.
If the flies swarm around your back
door and breed in dirty mess where
kitchen Stops are thrown, then I must
say that neither you nor your house
keeper are clean. Yes, I know / am fal
enough away to be safe, but after yol
get your place into sanitary condition
just come over and take breakfast with
me on the back porch.
CLUB NOTES.
Dear Doctor: I am still sick to my
stomach and so nervous that I canno
sleep unless take some narcotic. Ny
tongue does not look as bad as it has al
winter, but this distress I am in now
would wear anyone out before long. TIL,
lady I mentioned in my last letter i:
not improved after all her hospita
treatments. No need to tell that mus
not work very hard, cannot work now
When read your last letter 1 said tt
myself, "Bless DR.. Reeder, he has told
me just what ought to do, but wha
a hard task when there is no one to d.
anything for me- Could I see you ant
tell you many things you don't know
you would understand me better.
try to laugh but such poor job MAKE
Of it. l don't believe I have laughed
for years, I might say. No wonder m,
nerves are leaving me. Of course,
realized that I was undertaking to-
much when I commenced to cream house
Now I must sit and look at the con
fusion, as help is out Of the question
My husband is not of the kind that car
help around the house. MRS. E. J. s.
You say that there are many thing:
that you could tell me, if you could SET
me in person, but these things you
ought to explain by letter, because
cannot know all the circumstances
which go to effect your nerves unless
you tell me. 1t is too bad that your
husband cannot help you more about the
house and help keep things in order
but some men are so constituted, anC
it is very difficult manner to change
them; therefore, the next best thing is
simply to let things go. You ought new
ser to attempt to clean house, or dc
klz-A -s~,1 It'll to mn
dition. Now, you should observe the in
ctr,,c+iona p;von vou and then trv an6