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February 16, 1912
Newark Evening Star And Newark Advertiser
Newark, Essex County, New Jersey
What is this article about?
The Kansas State Board of Health issues an almanac with health epigrams advising against patent medicines and promoting practices like open windows, clean wells, and boiling baby bottles to improve public health.
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Epigrams on Health
An almanac containing information calculated to improve the health of Kansas people has been issued by the State Board of Health.
The first charge to the public is to "avoid patent medicines as you would a pestilence."
Here are a few epigrams about health contained in the book:
"An open window is better than an open grave."
"Warm rooms have killed more people than ever froze to death."
"A stiff drink makes the stomach warm but the skin cold."
"A mustard bath for the feet will do far more to ward off pneumonia than a gallon jug."
"A dirty well is more dangerous than a dirty kitchen."
"It takes time to boil a baby's bottle, but it saves sorrow and sleepless nights."
An almanac containing information calculated to improve the health of Kansas people has been issued by the State Board of Health.
The first charge to the public is to "avoid patent medicines as you would a pestilence."
Here are a few epigrams about health contained in the book:
"An open window is better than an open grave."
"Warm rooms have killed more people than ever froze to death."
"A stiff drink makes the stomach warm but the skin cold."
"A mustard bath for the feet will do far more to ward off pneumonia than a gallon jug."
"A dirty well is more dangerous than a dirty kitchen."
"It takes time to boil a baby's bottle, but it saves sorrow and sleepless nights."
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
Medical Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Health Epigrams
Patent Medicines
Open Windows
Clean Wells
Baby Bottles
What entities or persons were involved?
State Board Of Health
Where did it happen?
Kansas
Story Details
Key Persons
State Board Of Health
Location
Kansas
Story Details
Almanac issued with epigrams promoting healthy practices like avoiding patent medicines, opening windows, avoiding warm rooms, moderate drinking, foot baths for pneumonia prevention, clean wells, and boiling baby bottles.