The Hygiene of the Schoolroom
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"Smallpox, " decries the necessity at all of such exemp- tions and pointedly says that there are only two classes in a community who deserve to be exempt "first, those that have already had smallpox, and, secondly those that are dead. " Chicken-pox is a harmless disease which has interest only from its liability to be mistaken for smallpox. It manifests itself in the shape of small, round rose-colored sores scattered over the body. But however mild it is in its nature, no child suffering from i...t should be allowed at school.
The three great "school diseases" of this clime, both because of their frequency of appearance and the serious- ness of their nature, are measles, scarlet fever, and diph- theria. This does not mean that they are serious because they always destroy life, but because of the troublesome after-effects they leave upon the eyes, the ears, and the voice.
Measles, though the least likely to be fatal, is the most infectious of all, beginning to be so several days before the eruption breaks out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Smallpox, " decries the necessity at all of such exemp- tions and pointedly says that there are only two classes in a community who deserve to be exempt "first, those that have already had smallpox, and, secondly those that are dead. " Chicken-pox is a harmless disease which has interest only from its liability to be mistaken for smallpox. It manifests itself in the shape of small, round rose-colored sores scattered over the body. But however mild it is in its nature, no child suffering from i...t should be allowed at school.
The three great "school diseases" of this clime, both because of their frequency of appearance and the serious- ness of their nature, are measles, scarlet fever, and diph- theria. This does not mean that they are serious because they always destroy life, but because of the troublesome after-effects they leave upon the eyes, the ears, and the voice.
Measles, though the least likely to be fatal, is the most infectious of all, beginning to be so several days before the eruption breaks out.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Francis Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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