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Teeth
Never Decay
The use of any of the following well-known jj
Pastes, Powders or Liquids will protect your
teeth:
KLENZO PEPSODENT COLGATE’S
PEBECO ENTHYMOL KOLYNOS _ I
RUBIFOAM SANITOL SOZODONT
LYONS CALOX PYORRHOCIDE
Klenzo Prophylactic Loonen’s
Cordova Drug Co.
2~/ze Store
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
Let The Times
Dolt!
Envelopes, Letterheads, Cards, Statements,
Blank Forms—anything you may have been
planning and neglecting to order.
Bring your printing troubles here. We’ll
help you plan or design anything that may be
done with paper and ink.
Prices no higher than outside figures on
first-class work.
And isn’t it about time to begin
the holiday advertising?
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Adjustment JEWELERS AND
Company OPTICIANS
K. G. ROBINSON, Mgr.
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HOW TO AVOID
A RETURN OF
FLU EPIDEMIC
With the approach of winter and
the possibility of the return of the
Spanish influenza, which raged in Cor
dova and throughout Alaska at this
time last year, Dr. J. B. Beeson, chief
surgeon for the Alaskan engineering
commission, urges persons suffering
with even a slight cold to take imme
diate steps to check the disease.
The following advice is offered by
Dr. Beeson in caring for colds that
might develop into influenza:
“With the return of cold weather
there has been a marked increase in
the number of cases of acute colds at
the hospitals and at the various field
hospitals. So far there have been no
serious cases. In order that we may
if possible prevent a recurrence of
last year’s experience, it is advised
that any employe feeling the symp
toms of a beginning illness of this
character—chilliness, cold in head,
sneezing, dry cough with headache
and general pain in back or limbs—
report at once for treatment. Fore
men and those in charge of camps
and bunkhouses are particularly
warned against the danger of allowing
such cases to lie around the camps,
sick, where they are not only failing
to receive proper treatment but will
surely infect the healthy men.
“There is a tendency at many of
the bunkhouses to close up all win
dows and doors at night, with no pro
vision whatever for ventilation. One
sick man in such a room is sure to
infect the entire camp. Every bunk
house should be provided with ample
ventilation, without draughts. Beds
should be aired daily, and occasion
ally the bedding aired out of doors.
“Damp clothing, particularly of the
feet, should be removed as soon as
men quit work.
“No person with the above symp
toms should continue to work, nor
should he be quartered with other
persons, whom he is sure to expose.
“All acute diseases of the respira
tory organs going under the common
name ‘colds’ are germ diseases. They
are contagious in direct proportion to
the intimacy of contact with the pa
tient and inversely as to the resist
ance of the person exposed.
“The concluding paragraph of an ar
ticle on ‘Influenza’ in a recent num
ber of the Journal of the American
Medical Association embodies the
best present knowledge on this suh
jeot:
“ ‘Other procedures, such as good
ventilation, cleanliness and hygienic
measures in general are of value in
that they contribute to good personal
and home hygiene. But no one of
them is all-important to the exclusion
of the others. There is no scientific
evidence that gargles and sprays, no
matter what drug may be used, are
of value except as temporary cleans
ers.
“ ‘There is one point in regard to
influenza, however, in which there is
general agreement: The pulmonary
complications of influenza which make
it so serious a disease may be avoided
to a large extent by rest in bed at
the onset of the illness. Influenza
itself is not usually fatal, and gen
eral insistence on the importance of
rest and warmth at the onset of ijl
ness will accomplish more than all
else in preventing complications and
reducing fatalities from this disease.’ ”
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