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Clothing and health (1916)

Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 174

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rjories cousin al-ways airs her clothes at night(Fig. 56 ), and when necessarywashes her shields and hangs them up to dry. Manygirls do not realize how necessary this is. The odor ofperspiration is not neat and is offensive to others. Ifone washes ones self carefully with warm water inwhich borax… … Fig. 96. — A useful cover toprotect your best dress. l62 CLOTHING AND HEALTH shoes, and braid on her skirt when it is torn. She alsowashes the yokes of her dresses and sometimes her ownshirt waists. She is going to teach Marjorie to do this.Some day we shall learn at school. Do you know…

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