Household Discoveries and Mrs. Curtis's Cook Book

Household Discoveries and Mrs. Curtis's Cook Book, (c)1914 — the great household encyclopedia: cleaning, curing, building, baby care, and a whole cookbook bound in.

Preventable Diseases of Children

21 pages in this part of Household Discoveries and Mrs. Curtis's Cook Book.

Preventable Diseases of Children (II)

SAVE THE BABIES-HEALTH AND DISEASE-DISEASES OF THE EYES- DIGESTIVE DISTURBANCES-SOOTHING SIRUP-SYMPTOMS OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES-INFANTILE…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Cholera

INTESTINAL DISEASES Summer Complaint (Cholera Infantum). This fatal disease which kills thousands of infants every year attends continued…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Vomiting

Vomiting may indicate of the serious diseases of childhood or, more commonly in hot weather, "summer complaint" or simple diarrhea…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Give

After this for eight or ten hours give only one or two teaspoonfuls of boiled water every ten or fifteen minutes, if wanted. A larger…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Place

Great care must be exercised in treating for fever. There are two principal kinds. In outer or surface fever, the hands and feet are warm…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Soothing

DON'T DRUG YOUR BABY Soothing Sirups. There is no such thing as a harmless soothing sirup, teething powder or "baby's friend", as such…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Collier

It contains opium in the form of morphine sulphate. There is little doubt but that this nostrum has caused the death of many children and…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Anodyne

Dr. Fahrney's Pepsin Anodyne Compound, morphine sulphate.

Preventable Diseases of Children: Don't

They contain opium. Opium kills babies. Don't dope your baby. of the drug passes away, the child becomes irritable and fretful with the…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Colic

Colic is often a symptom of some condition which needs attention.

Preventable Diseases of Children: Eruptions

Eruptions of any sort demand especially prompt attention. Chronic diseases may be suggested by emaciation; defective vision of one or both…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Infantile

Quarantine. - All children or other persons exposed to infection from the following diseases should be kept under observation and excluded…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Hence

PREVENTABLE DISEASES OF CHILDREN Diphtheria. - This disease often runs a very mild course. A child may hardly feel sick enough to take to…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Infection

Modes of Infection. -The germs gain entrance into the system through the mucous surfaces of the nose and throat. Infection may be direct by…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Flexner

This may be done by withdrawing a sample of the spinal fluid from the spinal column by means of a hypodermic needle. This is a simple…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Diphtheria

DIPHTHERIA Diphtheria is a germ disease caused by the growth of the diphtheria bacillus, usually in the throat, nose or bronchial tubes…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Quarantine

Quarantine. Quarantine the entire household as recommended under scarlet fever. Keep children from day and Sunday school. Keep the members…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Measles

MEASLES Measles is the most contagious eruptive disease of childhood. It is probably a germ disease, but the germ by which it is caused has…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Persons

Persons exposed to measles and who have never had the disease should be quarantined for two weeks from time of exposure. Adults who have…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Symptoms

Symptoms. The period of incubation is from four to fourteen days after exposure. The symptoms for the first few days are those of an…

Preventable Diseases of Children: Repeat

Repeat this two or three times until the head is clear of vermin. The nits may be removed by combing the hair after it has been moistened…

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