Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-20
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nSent. nnnI isel TOO sorry for the
bega, ey@rt II they do write lolgtnsiy
htaae wialslng for mothers cookies ar
Jaae's fried eistekags Afen La oatduar
training have gaoa aEsretitss. and they
are fur better of physaeaiiy than if
fed ea iile salads and less and Sutias
iaey probably would have as haae.
What they miss fgasg is sweets, Ii
ytsu are sending things from hoine put
Ia enaktes, candies and jams os, jeliles.
siti& chocolate lis one Of she things ii
soldier sseuis 10 crave. and a jar ~
matted milk will come handy II he In
not feeiing we'll, BE sare rot to send
food chat IL tao rich as the boys are
ssf plata diet.
4 Que of the comforting thoughts ~
THE friends 81 home lis the fact that
tIisc.e Sain Is bound 10 rs,aintaffi. good
health among his soldiers. Even ii
there were no humane considerations
this would be necessary from pure
" economic standpoint. Sick soldiers
are a llaeHage, and q regiment not up
10 par in the matter of health is an
awful handicap. All Elen assa vaccinat-
ed Tor smallpox, and inoeuiateti against
sypisaid as salon as they enter. service.
Miner disorders, such as hlisters. bow
el trouble, or sore throat are carefully
watched BY the officers la charge, and
there Is Q hospital with trained nurses
Ia every camp. No taking can pass.
The officers have sharp eyes TO dis.
cflminate between real and simulated
illness. As the boys say, There are
aiiy two times day when a fellow
ran get sick"--at sick call, which oc-
ours ar Il. M, and again at s 80 Il.
%. Retween times "he Just has to
stand it,
Regular habits, outdoor life, pIain
teod, and strenuous military drill, are
IN themselves strong factors toward
good health, and many man who en-
tsrs the service comparative weak
ing will come out fine of physique ana
strong of limb.
As for drinking, it .sfsn'f done ~
Saloons and even soft drink establish
Hnents are not allowed to sell any
thing TO soldier in uniform and
many young men who have heretofore
been occasional drinkers now proudly
proclaim themselves teetotalers.
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