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Show Beware the Ice. The American habit of taking unlimited unlim-ited quanties of ice into , the stomach is a most pernicious one,-In the first place, so little ice is pure, much of it even holding typhoid germs. In the second sec-ond place, it lowers the temperature of the body too rapidly. If there is any question about the purity of the water supply it should all be boiled, then bottled and chilled by placing ice next to It. This makes it gratefully cold without the danger of infection. Where iced tea plays a prominent role in the family menu it should be made fresh each morning not too strong strained off the leaves, put Into In-to glass cans and, after cooling, placed also next the ice. |
