Oil and Water
From All about everything (1878).
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From All about everything (1878), printed page 255, digitised by the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/0271ALLB
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Ingredients
Method
- or air such a bed and bedding," — ^is the ordinary bed of a private house, than wh ich nothing can be more unwholesome.
- *' Don't treat your children like sick," she sums up;
- "don't dose them with tea.
- Let them eat meat and drink milk, or half a glass of light beer.
- Give them fresh, light, sunny, and open rooms, cool bedrooms, plenty of outdoor exercise, facing even the cold, and wind, and weather, in sufficiently warm clothes, and with, sufficient exercise;
- plenty of amusements and play ;
- more liberty, and less schooling, and cramming, and training ;
- moire attention to food and less to physic.
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