Climate and Health in Hot Countries and the Outlines of Tropical Climatology: A Popular Treatise on Personal Hygiene in the Hotter Parts of the World, and on the Climates That Will Be Met Within Them. — John Shaqi
Climate and Health in Hot Countries and the Outlines of Tropical Climatology: A Popular Treatise on Personal Hygiene in the Hotter Parts of the World, and on the Climates That Will Be Met Within Them.Giles, George Michael James
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Climate and Health in Hot Countries and the Outlines of Tropical Climatology: A Popular Treatise on Personal Hygiene in the Hotter Parts of the World, and on the Climates That Will Be Met Within Them.
Giles, George Michael James
Hygiene -- Popular works; Medical climatology; Tropical medicine
Vaccination, importance of revaccination, 163-164
Veal, unsatisfactoriness of, in hot countries, 54
Vegetables, 3, 56-57, 61
Ventilation--
Hats, of, 30
Persian Houses, in, 8-9
Tents, of, 85-86
Thatched roofs favouring, 15
Tropical houses, in, 6-8, 13, 68-69
Verandahs, roofing materials for, 17
Vermin, building materials harbouring, 15, 16
Voyage to the East, clothing for, 26
Water--
Aerated waters, _see that title_
Boiling of, for drinking purposes, need for, and for personal
superintendance of, 44-45, 133, 135
Contaminated, consequences of drinking--need for personal
supervision of supply, 35-37, 131, 132
Filtering, danger of, 44, 135
Hill diarrhœa due to mineral matter in, 149
Indian towns, supply to, 37-38
Sources of supply--
Rivers, 43
Springs, 43
Wells, _see that title_
Washing of clothes, 23-25
Wells--
Methods of becoming infected in India, 134
Purification of, methods of, 42, 43, 88, 134, 136-139
Reliability of, 40-41
Wet-nursing in the tropics, advisability of, 151-152
Women in hot climates, 71-72; suitable head-dress for, 171-178
Wood, _see_ Timber
Woollen materials, washing of, 23
Working hours in the tropics, 65-66
Worms, internal, prevention of diseases caused by, 179 _et seq._
Wyvern, “Culinary Jottings from Madras,” _quoted_, 54-55; _cited_, 64
Yellow fever, 93, 95, 97, 102
PART I.
CLIMATE AND HEALTH IN HOT
COUNTRIES.
CLIMATE AND HEALTH IN HOT COUNTRIES.
_PART I._
CHAPTER I.
On Housing and Domestic Architecture.
In hot climates, as elsewhere, people are rarely in a position to
exercise much choice in their selection of a habitation, as its site
must usually depend on considerations of business, and in the majority
of cases, the number of available dwellings is limited. Oftener still,
it is a matter of “Hobson’s choice,” and one must needs occupy the house
that has served one’s predecessors in the work in which one may happen
to be engaged. On this account it will be superfluous to do more than
generally indicate the general principles on which it is desirable, that
houses designed to afford shelter in hot climates, should be placed and
constructed.
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