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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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O FOR UNCLE SAM from which the larvae hatch, are laid in dirt ofsome kind, decayed food, manure, polluted groundand the like. One fly lays an average of onehundred and twenty eggs at a time and is aptto have nine families during a season. Scientiststell us that this one fly may have several hundredthousand fly relatives in a very short time. These larvae stay in the dirtin which the eggs arehatched until they de-velop into adult flies.In the meantime theirwings become ladenwith disease germs,and the flies carrythese and leave themwherever they light. A great many epi-demics of fevers havebeen caused by flies,and doctors tell usthat there are two anda half times as manysick babies in houseswhere there are flies asin those without. Why not get rid of the flies, boysand girls! Uncle Sam tells you just how to go about doing M^IH f^ r ;^K - MKKt mJgjjrj «qn; V -?%iij&& Courtesy, Agricultural ExtensionDept., International Harvester Co. BOYS MAKING FLY TRAPS INSCHOOL KEEPING WELL 51
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Courtesy, Agricultural Extension Dept., International Harvester Co.GOING HOME FROM SCHOOL WITH THEIR FLY TRAPS this. Your Junior boards of health can dividethe towns into sections and scout for uncoveredgarbage and refuse pails and dumps of decayingmatter where flies may breed. You will need tolook on the fruit stands, candy stands, and in thegrocery and butchers shops where there is uncov-ered food. That is the direct danger route ofthe fly, from its breeding place to uncovered food.Ask every one to cover up his garbage pail orburn the refuse. Do not buy fruit or candy over 52 WHAT TO DO FOR UNCLE SAM which flies have swarmed, and tell your motherabout any unprotected food in the shops. Another help you can give in this protectionagainst flies is to be very careful about closingthe screen doors at home, and not to make anyholes in the screens at the windows. An excel-lent way of spending your money will be for afly swatter, some fly paper, or a fly trap. Thechildren of a neighborhood

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  • booksubject:Citizenship
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