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Identifier: whattodoforuncle00bail (find matches)
Title: What to do for Uncle Sam; a first book of citizenship
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Bailey, Carolyn Sherwin, 1875-1961
Subjects: Citizenship
Publisher: Chicago, A. Flanagan company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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ELL The boys and girls who have strong, healthybodies are going to be a great help to the UnitedStates Government in the coming years. In thefirst place, health will make it possible for themto work harder and play harder, in this waygaining more health. Another very importantreason for taking good care of yonr bodies isto save your mothers and fathers from wastingmoney in buying medicines and paying doctorsbills. Every city in the United States has a Boardof Health. This is because there are certainconditions in a community, no matter how small,that may cause sickness. These Boards of Healthwatch the schools, the streets, and the rivers forany disease dangers, and do all that lies in theirpower to prevent contagion. If every family,though, and every child in every family were care-ful about the very simple hygienic matters thatthe Board of Health has to watch, the communitywould be a safer, better place in which to live.It isnt enough to keep well oneself. We ought 46 KEEPING WELL 47
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Copyright, Underwood and Underwood, N. Y. BOY SCOUTS CLEANING THE ALLEYS TO IMPROVE THEHEALTH OF THEIR CITY to be thoughtful of the health of our neighbors, andnot do anything that will be dangerous for thewelfare of the boys and girls in the next block. Uncle Sam would like all his boys and girlsto join forces now and form Junior boards ofhealth. He would like them to watch for what-ever danger to public health there may be intheir neighborhood. These boys and girls canbe health scouts, spending a part of each day,or even * the time going and coming from school,using their sharp eyes in the aid of cleanliness. 48 WHAT TO DO FOR UNCLE SAM They must look carefully for conditions that spreaddisease, and ways to improve them. It does not seem possible, as we lift a glassof clear water to our lips for a refreshing drink,or feel a crystal raindrop touch our cheek thatthe water supply, if impure, might make one veryill indeed. The Government does all it can topurify our drinking water and r

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