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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Oct 15, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 42.

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DAILY BATH.

One thing in regard to which there is no room for difference of opinion is the daily bath. No matter whether you are a dweller in the city or the country, a hand worker or a brain worker, a farmer or a mechanic, the daily bath, not alone for cleanliness, but also for perfect health, is a necessity. To remove harmful excretions, to keep the pores of the skin open and in a condition to act freely, to stimulate the flow of the blood, to promote a vigorous state of body and a happy frame of mind, nothing can take the place of a liberal use of soap and water. A brisk shampooing is necessary to produce that healthful glow which should follow bathing, if it is to produce the best results. A daily cold water bath for those who react readily, is not only a powerful tonic, but also the best known preventive of colds, disease, or illness in any form. A hot bath, weekly, will prove a renovator of the whole system.—Anon.