Elementary Hygiene for the Tropics
Elementary Hygiene for the Tropics
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Digitized by Google 130 ELEMENTARY HYGIENE The reme- dies More light and air Lesser crowding Better means for fires If we cannot put better buildings^ better planned, in place of those we have now, so full of defects, impurities, and dangers, we must make those that we have as much better as we can.
First of all, we must let in, wherever possible, more sunlight and air. More windows and better air-openings should be put in, and leaky roofs and conductors should be made water-tight.
Everything m...ust be made and kept as clean as the frequent use of water, soap, lime-wash, and disinfectants will do it.
We must stop crowding so many persons, young* and old, into small, unventilated rooms, with less than half the air each one ought to have. We must stop shutting out the fresh air at night, and every one should be taught to live as much as possible out of doors. Better floors should be laid, and clean sand or sawdust should be often sprinkled over them, when there are no mats, rugs, or carpets upon them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google 130 ELEMENTARY HYGIENE The reme- dies More light and air Lesser crowding Better means for fires If we cannot put better buildings^ better planned, in place of those we have now, so full of defects, impurities, and dangers, we must make those that we have as much better as we can.
First of all, we must let in, wherever possible, more sunlight and air. More windows and better air-openings should be put in, and leaky roofs and conductors should be made water-tight.
Everything m...ust be made and kept as clean as the frequent use of water, soap, lime-wash, and disinfectants will do it.
We must stop crowding so many persons, young* and old, into small, unventilated rooms, with less than half the air each one ought to have. We must stop shutting out the fresh air at night, and every one should be taught to live as much as possible out of doors. Better floors should be laid, and clean sand or sawdust should be often sprinkled over them, when there are no mats, rugs, or carpets upon them.
What to read after Elementary Hygiene for the Tropics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ames Azel to read onlineMoreLess
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