The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-18


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Force had used to wash them Unfortunately
who bathed died either from fright suggestion and
considerable trouble The discovery of this tribe has
considerable chronological Russia
the record tribe existing
however illustrate the vastness of the Russian
Empire and the difficulties met with in the remoer districts
1t very noticeable that the most backward and
sentative peasants will take advice all subjects from mem
their elected committees which they
have taken from doctor official of the old
Government.
Birth Control
question control is being seriously considered
up purpose is at present
who act through Baby Motherhood Welfare organza-
advised to restrict their
to bring three four healthy children at reasonable inter
which will enable the mother retain her health and de-
herself upbrngng of each child than to leave the
begetting of the family to their natural instincts
birth time seriously considered
theory being country which is neither mperiaist
capitalist huge standing armies longer necessary
while the other hand the population of workers and peasants
regulated proportion the requirements of the
growth of industry and the economic situation OF the country
Abortion
Abortion practiced by unauthorized persons which
formerly so prevalent in Russia Is 1ga n[ d aT G
%Rereby woman can abortion by authorized per
State hospital if she able give to the medical board
the her ncapay bring the child
the probability of her health working capacity suffering
that the period of motherhood would interfere with public
work which she is engaged.
This however has found open to many abuses
and likely nure permanently the health of the
methods known to the medical profession being
considered and probable that the law will be changed
in the near future
Cleanliness s
= The Autonomous Federated Republics brought
into line the by organization
regional Health Congresses and the yearly Health Congress
Moscow to which all Delegates travel place
ing lodged their
aires and public places without payment east
understood these periodical gatherings of the various organ
cations all Russia incentive to the people
Of ne
To the most casual observer who has knowledge
Russia before the Revolution public places and railway stations
and the huks of sunower seeds which the people
ways agreeable to enter public avatoy Much of this change
is due to fines and strict police supervision Through all
in the large towns public recepaces for cigarette
ends and waste paper There rigid restrictions against
smoking in the corridors of theatres public buildings
times the search for the smoking very some
Over 500 Delegates through the Trades Union Congress
without any apparent desire to smoke and the white walls
which had not been decorated for two still remain
lessy clean The curious instance of this public
property u.s. however to be the workers houses
mentioned above These usually the former country
of the wealthy In they redecoated the
walls being dlstempeed white in light color and the
WOODWORK in all cases where paint existed enameled in
carpets etc. usually by the former occupants
These often contain Louis XIV furniture with gded legs
which had not been decorated years Hardly
mark had appeared the walls DOORS
authorities that the effect their
luxurious fittings much greater than any propaganda
legislation. worker a months holiday
in these surroundings returns to his home armed with
pots of paint which he utzes spare by
cleaning and decorating his own quarters
Housing
Housing in Moscow in many large towns l. Russia pre-
very and peculiar difficulties During the first
period of the Revolution when private was
ed general reshue quarters took place Little or no
tenn followed in the forcbe requision of blocks resi-
any building the vicinity place of work The
non-indusra class thus forced find accommodation
how and where it could