Sleep, or, The hygiene of the night / by W.W. Hall.

  • William Whitty Hall
Date:
1870
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sleep, or, The hygiene of the night / by W.W. Hall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The simple act of shutting off or letting on the heat, by turning the registers, when- ever agreeable to the occupants of any part of the house, does, of itself, regulate the fire, the accumulation of steam, and the amount of air to be warmed. CROWDING-, DEMORALIZATION AND DEATH. The Rev. H. W. Warren, of Boston, in a valuable article on the intimate connection between “ good morals and good health,” re- ports on good authority: “Of the children born on Beacon Hill, Boston, not one third as many die the first year, as of those born on Broad street, near Fort Hill. The former are the children of the richest people in the city; the latter, those of the poorest. The former have feeble constitutions, but good care and medical attendance; the latter have, for the most part, rugged constitutions, but perish; some for want of attention, some from
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