 | Illinois State Board of Health - 1881 - 626 str.
...easily ventilated, and as far from the living and sleeping-rooms of other members of the family as it is practicable to have it. All ornaments, carpets, drapery, and articles not absolutely needed in the room, be admitted, both by night and day— there is no better disinfectant than pure air. Care should, of... | |
 | 1882 - 708 str.
...practicable to have it. All ornaments, carpels, drapery, and articles not absolutely needed in thf room, should be removed. A free circulation of air from without should be admitted, both by night arid day— there is no belter disinfectant than pure air. Place the bed as near us possible in the... | |
 | Illinois State Board of Health - 1883 - 700 str.
...easily ventilated, and as far from the living and sleeping-rooms of other members of the family as it is practicable to have it. All ornaments, carpets, drapery, and articles not absolutely needed in thn room, should be removed. A free circulation of air from without should be admitted, both by night... | |
 | Illinois State Board of Health - 1884 - 610 str.
...easily ventilated, and as far from the living and sleeping rooms of other members of the family as it is practicable to have it. All ornaments, carpets, drapery, and articles not absolutely neeiled in the room, should be removed. A free circulation of air from without should be admitted both... | |
 | Illinois State Board of Health - 1885 - 692 str.
...easily ventilated, and as far from the living- and sleepingrooms of other members of the family as it is practicable to have it. ' All ornaments, carpets,...circulation of air from without should be admitted both night and day — there is no better disinfectant than pure air. Place the bed as near as possible... | |
 | 1885 - 696 str.
...easily ventilated, and as far from the living- and sleepingrooms of other members of the family as it is practicable to have it. All ornaments, carpets, drapery,...circulation of air from without should be admitted both night and day — there is no better disinfectant than pure air. Place the bed as near as possible... | |
 | 1886 - 1192 str.
...ventilated, and as far from thu living anil sleeping-rooms of other members of the family as it is practicable to have it. All ornaments, carpets, drapery,...possible in the middle of the room; but care should, of course, be taken to keep the patent out of drafts. If the room connects with others which must be occupied,... | |
 | 1886 - 390 str.
...easily ventilated, and as far from the living and sleeping-rooms of other members of the family as it is practicable to have it. All ornaments, carpets, drapery,...bed as near as possible in the middle of the room; hut care should, of course, be taken to keep the patent out of drafts. If the room connects with others... | |
 | Richard James Dunglison - 1887 - 532 str.
...it. 1 Prepared for the Illinois State Board of Health, in 1881, by Dr. John H. Rauch, its Secretary. All ornaments, carpets, drapery, and articles not...day; there is no better disinfectant than pure air. Care should, of course, be taken to keep the patient out of draughts. 4. All discharges from the nose... | |
 | Edward Harris Ruddock - 1889 - 802 str.
...living and sleeping rooms of other members of the family as it is practicable to have it Everything not absolutely needed in the room should be removed. A free circulation of air should be admitted both by day and night Place the bed as near as possible in the middle of the room,... | |
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The room selected for the sick should be large, easily ventilated, and as far from the living and sleeping-rooms of other members of the family as it is practicable to have it. All ornaments, carpets, drapery, and articles not absolutely needed in the... 
