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Identifier: howtolivemanualo00knap (find matches)
Title: How to live; a manual of hygiene for use in the schools of the Philippine islands
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Knapp, Adeline
Subjects: Hygiene, Popular
Publisher: New York, Boston (etc.) Silver, Burdett and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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Clothes drying on the Ground. that while the garments look white andclean, they may be full of wriggling lifefrom the water and from the ground,—creatures too small to be seen without amicroscope, yet the cause, many times, ofthe unpleasant skin diseases so common inthis climate. The laundry work of the family ought tobe done at home, and the clothes should be 60 HOW TO LIVE. hung upon lines to dry. In other countriesclothes are boiled after first being washedwith soap, but this is not possible here;probably it never will be possible. Yetclothes can be washed with soap and waterand then leached, — that is, rinsed in lye
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The Best Way to dry Clothes. water. Wood ashes are easy to get, andlye water — that is, water in which theashes have been soaked — will destroy allgerms. The clothes rinsed in it are as safeas those which have been boiled. Attention to all of these things means ALL AROUND THE HOUSE, 61 work for men and women, and for the boysand girls who wish to feel that theirhouse is really their castle which they aredefending against unseen foes. These foesare harder to fight than those who comeopenly and slay with the sword. They aremore dangerous foes, moreover; for theyare about us always, and must be foughtdaily. Otherwise, they will rob us of health,of comfort, of sight; they will make us thevictims of disease which is ugly to lookupon and painful to bear. They even takefrom us life itself, unless we are constantlyon guard to fight their great helper, the dirt,which gathers about any neglected spot. QUESTIONS. What sort of site should be chosen to build a homeupon? How should the foundati

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