The Health bulletin [serial] - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

1st Month. JANUARY, 1914. 31 Days.SunMoonImportant Days, Dates and HealthgramsRisesSetsRisesorSetsThFrSaSuMoTuWeThFrSaSuMoTuWeThFrSaSuMoTuWeThFrSaSuMoTuWeThFrSaNew Year's Day. Start the year right.Take a bath every day this year.Ventilate—don't hibernate. Fresh air is cheap.Gov. David L. Swain of North Carolina born, 1808,An open window is better than an open grave.Epiphany. Too much fresh air is just enough.When grown people have "chicken pox," keep awayfrom them.Battle of New Orleans, 1815.The neglected cold is the season's greatest danger.The best disinfectants—sunshine, soap and hot water.Sir Hans Sloane, father of British Museum, died, 1753.Warm rooms have killed more people than ever frozeto death.Sunshine is God's best germ destroyer.To avoid colds, keep your feet dry and warm, andventilate your house.Fall of Fort Fisher, 1865.[kerchief.Cough and sneeze on the Q. T. Get behind a hand-Benj. Franklin born, 1706. Victory at Cowpens, 1781.Don't cork up your house like a bottle.Robert E. Lee's birthday. Paul Revere's ride, 1775.Avoid patent medicines as you would a pestilence."Stonewall" Jackson born, 1824.Wilmington captured by the Federal Army, 1865.William Gaston died, 1844.Edward Hyde appointed first Governor of NorthCarolina, 1712.Air your house thoroughly every day.Jenner, discoverer of vacciaation, died, 1823.Many a cough ends in a coffin.Cuban independence, 1909. Don't spit.Every careless consumptive infects at least four others.A "stiff drink" makes the stomach warm but theskin cold.Thinly clad feet make for heavy colds.7 117 107 107 107 107 107 107 107 107 107 97 94 5855 15 55 65 65 95 1010 0011 211 57morn571 593D3 First Quarter, 4:2) Full Moon, 11HM7 55 morning11 55 eveningMOON'S PHASES