AFRAID OF AIR

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · May 8, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 19.

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AFRAID OF AIR.

I wonder why so many women are afraid of air. The one great foe of a woman's peace of mind is a “draft.” Consumptive patients are kept in the open air all day long. Are we to wait until we are consumptives before we take advantage of it?
Air is so cheap. It is almost a pity that it is; if it were an expensive commodity, the people across the way, whose bedroom windows are closely shut at night, would certainly insist upon their share. We must have air and we must have sunshine in our homes, if they are not to be asylums for invalids.—Herald of Health.