A Program of Junior Red Cross Service, Outlined in Proceedings of the Educational Conference, January 7, 1918
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The same article of food must not be eaten from by more than one person.
Drinking from a cup or container of any kind by more than one person is prohibited.
Coughing or sneezing without handerkerchief to mouth or nose is pro- hibited.
Spitting on the floor is prohibited.
Nothing unclean shall come from the heart. Therefore, unclean thoughts and acts are punishable under these rules. Vile thoughts, spoken, written, or acted, must be severely dealt with.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM 29 SPECIAL RULES ON SA...NITATION Each child is responsible for the appearance of and about his or her desk, and is required to keep it in a deanly and tidy condition.
It shall be unlawful for any one to cause trash or filth of any kind to collect in or about any of the school buildings or on the school prem- ises.
With regard to the water supply, every means in the power of the pupils for preventing any kind of filth from getting into it must be practised.
Special attention must be given to the care of closets. The walls must be free from any writing or carving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same article of food must not be eaten from by more than one person.
Drinking from a cup or container of any kind by more than one person is prohibited.
Coughing or sneezing without handerkerchief to mouth or nose is pro- hibited.
Spitting on the floor is prohibited.
Nothing unclean shall come from the heart. Therefore, unclean thoughts and acts are punishable under these rules. Vile thoughts, spoken, written, or acted, must be severely dealt with.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM 29 SPECIAL RULES ON SA...NITATION Each child is responsible for the appearance of and about his or her desk, and is required to keep it in a deanly and tidy condition.
It shall be unlawful for any one to cause trash or filth of any kind to collect in or about any of the school buildings or on the school prem- ises.
With regard to the water supply, every means in the power of the pupils for preventing any kind of filth from getting into it must be practised.
Special attention must be given to the care of closets. The walls must be free from any writing or carving.
What to read after A Program of Junior Red Cross Service, Outlined in Proceedings of the Educational Conference, January 7, 1918?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Junior Red Cross to read onlineMoreLess
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