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Identifier: howtolivemanualo00knap (find matches)
Title: How to live; a manual of hygiene for use in the schools of the Philippine islands
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Knapp, Adeline
Subjects: Hygiene, Popular
Publisher: New York, Boston (etc.) Silver, Burdett and company
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20 HOW TO LIVE. be used to build waterworks for the city ofManila. The waterworks were not built until ahundred years after the governor-generaldied. In 1872 another wise governor-gen-
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PuMPiNG Station, Manila Waterworks. eral came to the islands, and learning ofthis money which had been left, he at onceset to work to provide the city with a watersupply. This was one of the best thingsthat ever happened to Manila. In the trop- THE STORY OF WATER. 21 ic8 nothing is more important than purewater. There is a great deal of water in the body.In fact, three fourths of the body is made upof Avater. It is in the blood, in the muscles,and in the bones. There is even some waterin the enamel of the teeth, which is thehardest substance in the w^hole body. Thedigestive juices, the saliva, and the differentintestinal juices, all help to dissolve somepart of the food which w^e take. To obtainthis power to dissolve the food, they dependupon w^ater. When a man is thirsty, it seems to himthat his throat is dry. But dryness of thethroat is only a sign by which the body makesknown its need. Thirst is the cry of thefluids and tissues for water. It means thatsome part of the body is suffe

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