Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-15

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(copyrighE. lsl<. b. A. s. Cray)
FOOD .NsTlNcTA
II all men and women had auncient
work. mental and physical. to give
them healthy appetites and the means
to crafty them with simple foods.
the greatest happiness Of the greater
number would be established on 4; =
thoroughly sound basis. WeFoniy ct.
pect pleasure and comfort to be exper'
fenced where ancestral habit through
long ages of use has established .
sensory track to q center and where
that sensory center 10 permitted to
function freely within the scale Of it,
development. Happiness. consists e.
sentially> in the free and normal use
of our functions and any restraint In
the normal use Of those functions
must inevitably lead to unhappiness
and Ill health. s.-.- r..
Life itself is very tenacious and re-.
sistant and If the changes are not too
abrupt, any given species will quite
easily adapt itself to practically any
condition. Under insanitary condi-
tons, of course, the deterioration OF
a strain is marked and quite abrupt;
but even under the worst states imag-
Unable, normal incubation being per-
mitted, chickens will survive. the line
quickly and simply adapting to the
environment This is true of the hui
man species. 1t is stated that the
last annual report Of Doctor Thomas.
health officer Of the Finsbury district.
London, England, just published,
shows that in Finsbury district, the
most !: coageSted of the London
boroughs, where 5000 families live and
sleep in 5000 rooms. babies are i'm
mune to the filth diseases. rs
Some of these babies" says the re-
port, "as soon as, or even before. they
are able to crawl, are placed on the
sidewalks early in the day, to be
watched or nursed by q girl of four
or I'VE years Of age. They are true
s 49, $3.50 en- a.,..nS ua.-,.a 10
her task, and the baby crawlss to the
other side Of the road, needless OF
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49, "a, .rtn,, |; s.et. I. iisa ssoiu.
:t,on Nv moan. of:"enrantca;" or acme
s+ha- .ou.,,v v.vue mothnd -, =
W. hs1a rotad th.t vhe.t ha~,n., n
...rr,,r.ta - a degrees Fahrenhait
pa n th.t ,eoch st.,e IN the develon.
80 Tho y11onf nn}nOfNoa with n
.doan,+e bea+ ahsorntion. the nlant
'so,n. ,orverd IN comnlete maturity
s,,nda- a moan temnerature NJ ahout
en- de.roaa Ch,ctens renuire a mean
temnerature Of 100 degrees for 81 DAYS
snd NON a temneratnre ~ az & degrees
80 = hnnt ,ortv weaka. The mora com.
,n,sx ma ahectaa thu xre,eter.,r the
a-no,,n+ :, heat ~ ., energy |; required &
~ .h.crhed tn devotion r. tho more
- 49, ~ rood ). or mo, .rao,rired
~ ,n.,nt.tn tho organism IN efacient
~, s,.,an "a mo more .er,on. anv
yS,st,,rh.ncs n the lifa cycle Il Ger.
ts,n, - no, j. -,s5s-'s -. =; j: ,.rs,-
= 4 nrone,,v TOD orran,sm Il alw.v.
J. - amo,an+ orran,.m II chictens.
A.. hor.e. coz. ~ mon are nron.
sr,y ,ed thav ara ef,cient machines
80 - thev are not nronerlv fed moth.
ing else can make them ,eficient.
With chickens the ratlon ana -work