New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1930, Page 17

e e N e S O Lo NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUE>SD'AY, AUGUST 19, 1930. DR, DUMONT WRITES| ONPUPILS HEALTH Unges Saleguards Belore Gl dren Return to School The importance of preparing a | child physically for the opening of school, including treatment of ton- sils, adenoids and tecth, \;xl'('n\(fl\on; and immunization against diph- | theria, is discussed by Dr. L. J. Du- | mont, superintendent of health, in a statement issued by him today. Dr. Dumont writes:— “Now that school days are ahead, | £00d health days must also be ahead. | Take inventory of your child's phy- sical state. And this applies to the Youngster who is returning to school after his vacation, as well as to the one who 1s entering school for the first time. “The ‘board of health is urging parents 1o take school children to the family physician for a thorough physical examination. A physical ex- amination may reveal the presence of certain physical defects that need correction and that are, all unknow- ingly, hindering the child's mental and physical progress. The more common of such defects are neglect- ed teeth, dis ed or enlarged tonsils and adenoids, and poor Other d that may be rev are defective hearing, malnutrition, cardiac disease, and - nervous diseases. You must be most careful of the tecth of your children. Noth- ing will so quickly or so surely in- jure the physical and mental health of the child as neglected as said th discases a rectly traceable to mouth and teeth. Teach vour child to brush his teeth twice a day, n and before going to bed Very often there are little holes in the tooth that you cannot see. h dentist can only“find these tiny with very fine pointed instru It is in these ti openings that de- cay starts. Baby teeth arc important They should be well ken care of. It your child's medical examination reveals had teeth, do not delay in having them ded to by family dentist eyesight ale a your “Enlarged and diseased 2nd adenoids are tonsils two other import- health hindrances. Tonsils may become cnlarged, out throat and interfere Germs from d travel to other part he responsible f The adenoids stop force the child the mouth t stick with bre tonsils may of the body and r serious illness, up the nose and to hreathe through provides an oper doorway through which dust and many germs can enter the threat and lungs. Adenoids and diseased tonsils should be removed and diseased tonsils are often responsible glands, for earache. for rk and heart disease. They make a child more susceptible to diphtheria, scarlet fever, and other communic- able diseases. 1f your child seen backward, if he does not learn rapidly, 40 not blame the youngster. A child with diseased tonsils or ade- noids cannot be expected to be as elert as a child in good health. Nor can the one whose eyesight is poor be expectsd to make the grade as easily. Do not neglect your child’s ey “Before you enroll your boy or girl in school be sure that your child is vaccinated. Ryery child should be vaccinated before he is one year olg and again in early school days. There s another safeguard that you should #stow upon your child, if you have not already done so. T toxin-antitoxin immunization diphtheria. Diphtheria steals th health and lives of children, and it strikes particularly at those between | ased Enlarged 1 adenoids} for large atism — T n};\ WE CAN HELP YOU Many deserving men and women in this commurity have been helped by our friendly loan sery- ice. And what we have done for jthem we are willing and able to 'do for others. It you have a financial problem, call and let us help you towards a happy solu- tion. Reasonable rates. 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Steve Brooks have just completed what Brooks to- day’termed a ‘“very successful" vacation, Among the things which the couple discovered upon returning home after two weeks' absence were: Mrs. Brooks' seven of her dre had been stolen: the house had been on fire; the radio had been stolen; Brooks had forgotten to turn off the electric lights in the hase- ment and the light bill had trebled;. and somebody had driven golf balls through all the ' 'Ha fur cpat and garage windows —_— six months and When you go to have your child examination the toxin-ant against diphtheria against Hpox “The adoption of health habits into the children’s daily routine goes far toward maintaining good health “Teach them to eat a variety of food ten years of age. vour physician tn given the medical him also to give treatments vaccination and h ther to eat food that is proper not food of their own choice. “Teach oughly. them to chew food thor- ould be taken at must be clean, an st ainays be washed | kept n or younger 11 hours of sleep, ated room.” PLAYGROUND CHILDREN EXHIBITING HANDIWORK should ge in a well-ve Annual Display of Articles Made During Summer Months Closes Thursday least variety o a detailed a period of which work ffia work, ticular at- luded mats, pictures interest scarfs, also are samples dkerchiefs ng shown The purpose of the j ment work is to famjliari; en with these obje 3 ifacture and follow-up work has shown that the information gained n the playgrounds had been carried o the hon turn s into profit. 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