Miller, Claude Harris, 1875- [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 20
-pletely replaced by better habits of life and common-sense ideas. We used to believe that night air waslargely responsible for fevers and colds. Doctorsnow say that one of the surest ways to keep well isto live and sleep in the open air. In many modernhouses the whole family is provided with… … •MO INTRODUCTORY 7 temperature of my sleeping porch fall to six degreesbelow zero. Of course it is foolish for any one tosleep exposed to rain or snow or to think that thereis any benefit to be derived from being cold oruncomfortable. The whole idea of open-air sleepingis to breathe pure, fresh air…
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