The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-02-17


never daunted the farmer, who would sit down and do
| the milking If a straw other substance the
0D ND pail he would his fingers These fea-
lures however have been eliminated by introduction
!lKk0 milking machines for the milking machine not onv
saves labor but is sanitary come to
With the milk the cream separator
is now possible for us to pure milk and butter
Tbe public drinking and the public things of the
past and their passing thing humanity they
unsanlary, disease spreading articles
Progress sanitation body There
Is no why the burdens of this by
few If little of the that spent keeping up with the
styles was used prevent disease the world
happier for fine clothes money only things to pro-
mote happiness health through good
with it.
In most large cities there day as Tag
Day. These sold by the city, There is
no fixed price them but whatever This
money used known Visiting Nurses who 90 a.
bout helping families who perhaps poor for
DOCTOR They take of the patient teach them
larry as possible and DO all they can to disease and
less they have succeeded greatly Tuberculosis dread
ed disease known was caused by unsanitary conditions
Thirty the world began from it's stupor
of to find that this disease killing
of all the people born under civilization Gripping many
more making of blocdes take back seat
this disease caused by unsanry conditions outlook
pang We just beginning realize
national health There ciyi-
zaion Could it be cured without destroying reverng
to brbarism? When learned that particularly dairy
cattle had similar disease and another fowls seemed
that the enemy entrenched hold
seemed that heaven and earth hopeess germs
and fighting trying was like ono
back the tides of the Atlantic pchfork.
We will leave the enemy for while and count our
own forces to what kind of defense nd
that nature has given three forces combat
have resisting vgo second of ada
taton including attack of infectious
diseaseswhich call survival the third that
great sustaining, conservative natureheredity
These forces did unarmed but good subsan-
ta sunshine clean and air. The
survival of the fe had great weapons called immunity
and Quarantine"
The trails had begun more cheerful
from the scientific side At first only the
cured fifty sixty seventy eighty
cent The chances depended the patient
and his willingness fight vigorously nigeny persistent
y under the early sagesfrom seventy to
ninety cen-were practical ordinary first stage"
stage cases. thirty
to sixty cent and well advanced about thirty
1t then that those who disease
still bore the that while they degree of
health and vgor under ideal conditions they relapse
under unexpected strain fall back
al bad habits tho they escaped disease
they down before mady. short cure
was poor weapon compared with prevention
In this of sanitary REFORM painfully aware that
the frequent human disease the
bout the products Kitchen factories
The bad air of which often hear justly
of disease, Is the air ourselves have polluted
A germ has neither legs move itself a
fraction of an inch must be carried The dust
walls full of bugs and when that dry up by
sweeping and dusng the air becomes full germs anyone
breathing them apt to become sick and wonder how happened
has been found that taken tents
and where tuberculosis has nearly free from
tuberculosis bacil while of
churches and theatres New York simply
live with them.
Another spread disease promcuou expecoraton
In grade Of civilization
has been regarded disgusting
repusve of substances If greater
insult than striking cursng him. The teeth especially
decayed simply covered with like the body
and rapidly splitting floor
sidewalk places where will thrive become the
dust is raised these have
breathing that dust Many people realize
danger germs that thew
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