The Lancaster news. [volume], November 05, 1918, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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ache, backache, unusual tiredn
See that there is enough 1)
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See that you get plenty of
5 Take medicine to open the
[ , Take some nourishing foe
broth, every four hours.
IStay iu bed until a pl\ysic
Allow no one else to sleep
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Keep out of the sick room ui
ance is necessary.
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sick room until they are boiled.
Allow no visitors and do not
Call a doctor for all inmate:
signs of beginning sickness.
The usual symptoms are: I
watery eyes, discharging nose
headache, muscular pain and fe
Keep away from crowded pla
movies and theaters.
See to it that your children ar
and dry, both night and day.
I Have sufficient fire in your Y
perse the dampne^.
Open your windows at nig
weather prevails, add extra bed
Walk to work if possible.
Avoid the person who coughs
Wash your hands before eati
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followed by muscular pain, headess
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fresh air.
bowels freely.
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ian tells you it is safe to get up.
in the same room.
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iless attend- Make full use of all avs
Do not use a common 1
lg from the disease.
. . Should you cough or
go visiting. and mouth with a handki
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open air rather than go t<
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good, clean food. v
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Keep away from houst
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How to Care
to Do if You
Protect others by sneezing or
cloths, which should be boiled or 1:
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sick room /or any other purpose s
may be obtained at home of four (
should cover the nose and month i
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on outside the sick room, must not
on and must be boiled thirty mi mi
* time they are taken off.
the Doctor
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a mask whi
towel. It spreads the mouth
do not hand
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coughing into handkerchiefs or
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hall wear a gauze mask, whieli
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ind be tied behind the head. v
lust be kept clean, must be put
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attendance upon patients, wear
ch will cover both the nose and
When the mask is once in place,
le it.
le mask every two hours. Owing
:ity of gauze, boil for half hour
hen use the gauze again,
ir hands each time you come in
1 the patient. Use bichloride of
-1000, or Liquor Cresol com00,
for hand disinfection.
least nine hours' sleep in each f
hours. Eat plenty of good, I
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waiK in tne iresh air daily. I
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into cloths that may be disin- I
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lishes. Keep patients warm. I
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