The Mt. Sterling advocate., October 09, 1912, Image 7

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PREVENTION Of DIPHTHERIA.
To the Health Officials, Physicians
and People of Kentucky;
The unusual prevalence of diph
theria iri many sections of the
State makes it the duty of this
Board to again call attention to
the best known methods of pre
venting the occurrence and spread
of this disease.
vj x jJipiunoria is ootn conta
tTgious and infectious, and is dis
tinctly a preventable disease, being
?, easily limited to tho first case or
v cases. When it gets aways from
the primary cases and makes its
jgOv escape upon the community some.
im! ooay is to blame. The sooner we
". accept this as a sanitary maxim
1C V - 'no sooncr w0 shn.ll begin to do
f?f our duties as individuals and com-
nlunities.
3JV f 2 On account of its frequency
eaL and fatality this disease is of far
Kr "Tnbre importance to the people of
&; Kentucky than smallpox, yellow
ITJ" . "" '" frurnr nr nVinlprn.
3 When a child has sore throat,
and especially if diphtheria is in
the neighborhood, it should be
separated from other children
until a competent physician has
'seen it and' decided whether or
not it is affected with a contagious
disease.
4 If diphtheria, strictly isolate
the case at once, in an up stairs
room if possible, and as discon
nected as practicable from the liv
ing and sleeping apartments of
other children. No one except
- the--physician and nurse should
enter the room, and they should
take every precaution not to carry
the infection to others.
5 Tho Board urges the hypo
dermatic use of a standard anti
toxin, such as Alexander's, in at
least 5,000-unit doses, as soon as
tho disease is recognized or seri
ously suspected, and that this
dose should bo repeated or doubled
within twelve hours unless marked
improvement has taken place. If
case is seen after the first twenty
four hours use from 7 to 2500
units the first dose, depending
upon severity. It recommends that
' immunizing doses of 1000 units be
used for all children, and especially
for all inexperienced relatives act
ing as nurses who have been seri
ously exposed.
6 Placard the house, and keep
all other children, all having the
,caro of children, and all 'who go
where children are, away from it.
Notify the health officer of tho
town or county within twenty-four
hours, as the law requires, and ho
w'll co-.operato with the physician
and family to keep the disease
from.spreading.
7 The discharges from the
mouth and nose, which especially
contain tho germs of the disease,
should bo recoived on soft cloths
and burned, and other discharges
should be disinfected, and all re
fuse from tho sick room burned.
AH utensils used in feeding the
sick should bo washed separately
from other dishes, and should re
main some time in boiling water.
8 Disinfect all bed and body
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clothing, sntf other like things, as
sodn rs removed, by immersion
for at least six hours in a solution
of chlorido of lime, four ounces to
tho gallon of water. They may
then rung out and put in the
wash. Remember, however, that
no disinfectant in the occupied
sick room can do away with the
necessity for abundant fresh air
and' sunlight.
9 Tho isolation of tho patient
should continuo for ten days after
all traco of tho diseasohas disap
peared, and until ho has had a dis
infecting bath and been clad in
garments which have not been in
tho sick room. No person from a
house whoro thoro is diphtheria
should be permitted to go into
public assemblies, and no child
from a house whoro this disease
has prevailed should bo allowed to
attend school without a certificate
from tho health officer that it is
safe to do so.
10 After complete recovery, or
death, always thoroughly disin
fect the room and its contents,
preferably with nascent formalde
hyde, or where this is not availa
ble, by burning , three pounds of
sulphur, moistened with alcohol,
for each' 1,000 cubic feet of space,
previously stopping all openings,
and dampening tho floor, bedding
and clothing and leaving the room
tightly closed for twelve hours.
Tho room should then be thor
oughly ventilated, and all leges,
woodwork, etc,, washed with
strong boap and rinsed with a dis
infecting solution.
11 In case of death, the body
should be wrapped in a sheet satu
rated in a disinfecting solution
and buried without public service.
In giving notice of death newspa
pers should state that it was from
diphtheria, and that children, and
those having the care of children,
should not attend the funeral.
12 To be effective tho precau
tions herein suggested should be
rigidly observed. Imperfect iso
lation and disinfection are worse
than useless, giving riso only to a
false and misleading sense of
security.
'13 County and municipal boards
of health have full authority un
der our laws to enforce these
rules, and will.fall short of their
duty if they fail to do so.
14 Arrangements have been
perfected under which county or
city boards of health may procure
Alexander's antitoxin at wholesale
prices through this Board. A
constant supply of fresh antitoxin
is always on hand at Bowling
Green. Details furnished on ap
plication. Copies of this circular, and of
similar ones in regard to scarlet
and typhoid fever and consump
tion, for free distribution, may be
ha' upor opp'icat'on to tho Board
at Bowling Green.
By order of tho Board.
"William Bailkv, M. D.
President.
J. N. McCokmick. M. D.
Secretary.
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HER, GREETINGS FROM TAFT
Small Girl Gets tho Mentge, With a
' Ducking by Imajjlnatlvs
Brother.
When President Taft spoko in
Eidgewood, N. J., ono of the inter
ested listeners was Foster Sanford,
Jr., tho tcn-ycar-old son of tho Yale
football coach Foster's smaller sis
ter, Mnndy, wanted to go, but she
was told she was too young. She
forgot her disappointment, however,
when her brother returned and told
her that the president had sent hqr
his love. Taking advantage of his
importance, the boy has been Bteadily
adding to tho message- from the pres
ident ever since.
A few days ago, shortly after
Mandy had been carefully dressed
for tho evening, Bhc went down, into
tho yard where her brother was
sprinkling the lawn with tho garden
hose.
"Handy," said tho boy, "tho pres
ident told mo to tell your fortune."
"Did he?" was Mandy'B quick re
ply, with her eyes as big as saucers.
"Yes, he told mo that before very
long you were going to get wet"
She did not havo long to wait
Running into the house with her
new hair ribbon and what had been
fluffy skirts dripping water, aho
screamed: i
"And ho said tho president told
him to do it" New York Evening
Post
FINDS A CURE FOR CHOLERA?
French Physicians In Tunis Ara Now
Using Injections of Bacilli
to 8top tho Plague.
The Paris Matin says that the
physicians at the Pasteur institute
at Tunis have achieved success with
the new prophylactic method of
treating Asiatic cholera. Briefly it
consists of injection of tho commas
bacilli found in tho intertines of
cholera patients. It is said that the
blood thereby becomes extremely
rich and renders ' persons immune
from the contagion. Three physi
cians, Nicolle, Conor and Conseil, ex
perimented on themselves and also
swallowed the bacilli. Dr. Beux,in
reporting the matter to the academy
of sciences said that even if the effi'
cacy of the experiments were not
proved they were interesting and de
served to be followed up.
THE DIFFERENCE.
Senator Dixon, during the squab
ble about convention scats for
Colonel Roosevelt's friends, told a
reporter that there was a startling
difference in the way the committee
treated one side and the other.
"It is as startling, as ludicrously
staring," he said, "as the difference
between a farmer and an agricultur
ist
"A farmer, you know, chews plug
tobacco and whittles a stick, while an
agriculturist "
He paused, then said impres
sively :
"An agriculturist smokes Egyp
tian cigarettes and plays the piano."
GOOD WORK OF WOMEN.
Although women havo only been
admitted to tho school boards of
Wurttemberg for the last two year?,
and tho women teachers have only
exercised tho school suffrago for the
same length of time, they have al
ready improved tho school conditions
of that kingdom very considerably.
It was through their efforts that spe
cial housekeeping schools were
opened for girls, while tho raising of
the 6chool ago and tho compulsory
attendance at tho evening schools till
tho ago of eighteen years was reached
may also bo accredited to then pres
ence on tho board.
FAULTY EDUCATION.
"I liavo just been talking to a
youth who claims to havo dono ev
ery tiling."
v "Has ho ever wrapped a motor car
around a telegraph polo afc three
o'clock in tho morning P"
' "I think not."
"Then ho has a great deal to
learn."
SAME THING.
Miss Goodley Miss Bloomer
seems to keep her youth still.
Miss Chellus Well sho keeps her
ago quiet Catholio Standard and
Times.
GOOD ADVICE.
"This 6ort of Juno weather is very
unseasonable."
"Weil, don't get hot about it."
DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity Is Here Backed
by Mt. Sterling Testimony.
Don't tnke our word fcr it,
Don't depend on n atranger's statement.
Read Mt. Sterling endorsement.
Read the statements of Mt. Sterling
citizens.
And decide for yourself.
Here is one case of it:
Charles Ncal, 12 Hamilton Ave.,
Mt. Sterling, 'Ky.x says: "All I
havo previously said in praise of
Doan's Kidney Pills still holds
good. They have brought mo so
much good that I can recommend
them strongly. Another member
of my family has a severe pain
across the back. Different medi
cines were tried, but nothing did
any good until I read of Doan's
Kidney Pillsi and got a box at
Duerson's Drug Store. They proved
to bo an excellent remedy and gave
me entire relief."
For sale by all dealers. Price
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Buffalo, New York, sole agents for
tho United States.
Remember tho name Doan's
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Don't Be Over Confident.
From all parts of tho country
como reports of the overwhelming
sentiment of Wilson and Marshall
and supremo confidence of their
election. That' there are solid
grounds for this confidence cannot
be denied, but it is hoped that it
will not relapse' into apathy. Elec
tions cannot bo won unless every
man does his duty and tho sacred
fight is usually the winning fight.
Confidence is a good thing, but do
not let it cause you to relax any
effort to make Democratic success
doubly sure.
- For descriptive catalogs of reg
istered saddle horses to be sold at
public auction, address or see John
T. Woodford or R. B. Young
The sale will bo Thursday, Oct. 17
12 3t
'Phone S. E. Kelly & Co. for
Fresh and Cured Meats. 12tf
Transfer and Carriage.
I have carriage and transfer
wagon to meet all trains. 'Phone
21 or 337.
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Etc.
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