Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1924-03-04 | Page 4 | Misleading the Sick

vy I MISLEADING THE SICK Warning the public against the cores Cres Me are ar placed before sufferers of ot tuberculosis the Nev Neti Ne York association makes a statement which should e 1 come under the observation of ot e- e ev cr cry ery afflicted person parson The gica majority of those nho ho are laboring to throw oft off the disease are least able to bear the e expense pense ot or buy buy- buyIng lug Ing cures cures lIa Having lug lost health nearly all of or them have depleted thel- thel resen es of ot money and arid ha base hae ha e no I power They cannot af- af afford ford rord to buy nostrums The fhe bead head of o the New York as association offers this ads ad advice adIce Ice There are no specific cures for for foi consumption Hundreds are being cured but not by doping The fhe best a to present or to ovel come tu ber Is through Increasing I Iber peoples people's Interest kno and an to care for their health The best preventive e is a a sound body and aud protection of ot thell the well Hn ll against the he sick Good food sufficient rest sen- sen sensIble sensible sible clothing moderate exercise an abundance of fresh air freedom from d d Cr frequent Quent or continuous physical strain and an flom long hours of ot fatiguing labor avoidance ot of o these dissIpation dissipation these are preventives against t the occurrence ot of the disease and al also alo o often orten enable en j jI jable I able those who ha hate base e been attacked I II Ito to reco recover er There should of ot course I Ibe be added the tho Institutional care ot of I those with actual disease so eo that the will not be bo a source of o mice mice- tion to others particularly to chil chil- chil children dren Climate Is not so Important a s factor as Is popularly supposed It ItIs Is if not necessary and commonly it 11 itIs ItIs Is distinctly Inadvisable to seek I reco ery e y at a great p distance from fromI I home I