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" Children should be taught that their bodies are their own private possessions; that personal cleanliness is a duty; that the mouth is for eating and speaking and should not be used as a pocket, and that the lips should not take the place of fingers. "
Report of the Department of Health of the City of Chicago - Page 175
by Chicago (Ill.). Department of Health - 1906
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School Science, Volume 2

Mathematics - 1902 - 586 pages
...Teach the children to turn the face aside when coughing or sneezing if they are facing another person. Children should be taught that their bodies are their...speaking, and should not be used as a pocket, and the lips should not take the place of fingers. FWR Book Reviews. A Laboratory Outline of General Chemistry....
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Pediatrics, Volume 14

Children - 1902 - 496 pages
...children to turn the face aside when coughing and sneezing, if they are facing another person. 12. Children should be taught that their bodies are their...and speaking and should not be used as a pocket, and the lips should not take the place of fingers. — Phila. Med. Jour. A STUDY OF SUICIDE Is made from...
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Nature Study and Life

Clifton Fremont Hodge - Nature study - 1902 - 538 pages
...the children to turn the face aside when coughing and sneezing, if they are facing another person. Children should be taught that their bodies are their...and speaking and should not be used as a pocket, and the lips should not take the place of fingers. PROVIDENCE, May, 1901. I may add to the above Miss Henry's...
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Providence City Documents ...

Providence (R.I.) - 1902 - 1236 pages
...the children to turn the face aside when coughing and sneezing. if they are facing another person. Children should be taught that their bodies are their...speaking, and should not be used as a pocket, and the lips should not take the place of fingers. PHOVIUE.NCE, May, 1901. EXPENSES OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT....
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Pediatrics, Volume 14

Children - 1902 - 502 pages
...their bodies are their own private possessions, that personal cleanliness is a duty, that the month is for eating and speaking and should not be used as a pocket, and the lips should not take the place of fingers. — Phila. Med. Jour. A STUDY OF SUICIDE Is made from...
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The St. Louis Medical Review, Volume 45

1902 - 474 pages
...their bodies are their own private possessions, that personal cleanliness is a duty, that the month is for eating and speaking and should not be used as a pocketj'and the lips should not take the place of fingers. INTERNAL riEDlCINE. Regarding the Infectious...
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American year-book of medicine and surgery. v.8, 1903, Volume 8

1903 - 734 pages
...much good can be accomplished by means of education in this direction. In the language of the writer, "children should be taught that their bodies are their...and speaking and should not be used as a pocket, and the lips should not take the place of the fingers." School-room Floors. — Bernstein 2 publishes the...
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Monthly bulletin (California. State Board of Health) v.1-3, 1905-08, Volumes 1-3

1905 - 406 pages
...things if the hands and face are washed clean and not daubed with the secretions of the nose and mouch. Teach the children to turn the face aside when coughing...that the lips should not take the place of fingers. CALIFORNIA 5TATL BOARD OF HLALTH. REGENSBURGER, MD, President, San Francisco WALLACE A. BRIGGS, MD,...
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Teachers Sanitary Bulletin, Volume 1, Issue 6 - Volume 8, Issue 7

Michigan. State Board of Health - 1898 - 906 pages
...their bodies are their own private possessions, that personal cleanliness is a duty, that the month is for eating and speaking, and should not be used as a pocket, and the lips should not take the place of fingers. — Journal of the Massachusetts Association of Boards...
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Biennial Report, Volume 3

Kansas State Board of Health - Public health - 1907 - 534 pages
...drink and the tooth-brush. Not to swap apple cores, candy, chewing-gum, "all-day slickers," half-eaten food, whistles, or bean-blowers, or anything that...that the lips should not take the place of fingers. Typhoid Fever— Methods of Transmission. The followisg is eo ebstrest from the edvesce sheets of the...
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