The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06

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of 9 1s.ssios in aans uiihds a. to
hs~ saue,, of III. ii.s.ss shith seems
10 .soe up in t'ansu.-s snd MArcn
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tios.
is-soss sso chiist-n sf. r',s' I"
start task So school. particularly
,hsss ~ao are s"tse a~as ia s"''a'
lag school. ns and hss- 'hFm IN .
euosl condition Sson, aeis and acre q,
err closely related. sad shat u''ss's
oo- i. art 4. disturb the oia-r. SO
tat = little saor. astsntsoa TO d'<-s-
tIoss and . lt,Ii~ more steep TOT
LIB or l~o Uauii be- . ~npi~ p&es~d
|e6 rscseeltos.
Os~ dlsllkss to rspsk. bod the oo:.
kyxak Of eoisss sfscr Chr,ssn,as "
no, . psoaisiax begin ming Tor ihe
a~w year. Not only are eoIas eoa-
lsssous. hut sh.y may siso astc,un
lsso sos,c,h,as n,or- serious. and u
cold fail. To yield 10 ho'n- remedy
or there II the least SYMPTOM Of .
sns~ shsosi. de- .o, s~ad the .ssi.'
hack To school wi,aoa. a dorior'.
p~rmasssou.
The h.rdcs, part nf the winter Il
belos- ua. the s.s, .a'rncxs of i,s
arrival SiVes promise os bad wealth.
= ahead. and there IL NO reason ~'hy
su adequate supply "f storm rub
tcra. icex,nxs and coats should not
bc ready for u.r.
Il 10 70 axsrsvs,inE but ~ usual
when somebody sass. Well. u Is
snowlnx today. I must stop down
town aud buy q paIr Of ruh''cr~.
There 10 no though, Of tho dan,pnss -
ON the ws~ to the shop. and sh.'
very idea of the purchase To mad,
In apparently considered prc.cu:a-
tive OF evil rc.ui's.
d,ani .hswnm EN-. noN -1b5
Il keep perfectly warm" declares
Girl With low shoes and ventilated
stockings. so she does. but ii re-
o,,ircs ~ much Of her energy 10
keep that part Of her body warn,
Wy increased blood pressure that
sOhcthinE else must l,c depleted In
or,.cr to protect the exposed part.
end 20 the vitality Is wasted. Sc
much Of her BODY warmth IL ca
housted by lack Of warm garments
10 keep IL In that something c!sc
must bc neglected and something 4
else suffers In consequence.
The blood vessels are 20 near tho
surface Mt tile ankles tha, the blood
is casiiy chilled there.
With the oycrheatcd houEss o,
the American people their clothes
must be worn indoors. ami this IL all
right 80 long M sufficient garments
nrc added upon going out into zero
weather. p,
II is the sharp contrasts between
tudoor and outdoor air which
causes most of our catarrhal trOu-
Dics, and children arc particularly
Affected by this. After playing out
doors in the sharp air they, cpme in-
to All oyerheated. poorly vehtilated
house, aud the result is only too apt
to be continuous cold
When children arc out Of doors
most of the time. and ever take
their opt Of doors, the houses should
never be too hot, or the outdoor life
will lose its eject.