The Reduction of Domestic Flies
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Once every week the whole dis- 1 ''* ' ^"" ' Fly-larvae and pupae in old rags taken from an ash-bin (natural size).
(After Xewstead. ) CLEANLINESS BEGINS AT HOME 69 trict will come under the influence of executive sanitation, and organised fly-reduction will become an established fact. At the same time an exact knowledge of many insanitary places will be forthcoming. Besides, there will be a trained organisation to deal with such places as they are found.
But the inspectors and their workmen mu...st be careful and tactful. If the proprietor of a fly-lair or other insanitary place is willing to put his house in order, and agrees to undertake reforms himself, he should be encouraged to do so ; but he must be made to do the work thoroughly and properly. The half-hearted cleansing of a premises is only half-hearted sanitation. But the officials need not be officious. The gangs will visit every house at a certain hour of a certain day every week. Each house will have its time of inspec- tion once every week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once every week the whole dis- 1 ''* ' ^"" ' Fly-larvae and pupae in old rags taken from an ash-bin (natural size).
(After Xewstead. ) CLEANLINESS BEGINS AT HOME 69 trict will come under the influence of executive sanitation, and organised fly-reduction will become an established fact. At the same time an exact knowledge of many insanitary places will be forthcoming. Besides, there will be a trained organisation to deal with such places as they are found.
But the inspectors and their workmen mu...st be careful and tactful. If the proprietor of a fly-lair or other insanitary place is willing to put his house in order, and agrees to undertake reforms himself, he should be encouraged to do so ; but he must be made to do the work thoroughly and properly. The half-hearted cleansing of a premises is only half-hearted sanitation. But the officials need not be officious. The gangs will visit every house at a certain hour of a certain day every week. Each house will have its time of inspec- tion once every week.
What to read after The Reduction of Domestic Flies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Halford Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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