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“While; yoil are resting, before you start walking, or before you put ■ the gun in’ the car, always break and unload it. Before crossingover or going through a fence, unload your gun and place it on the other side_of the fence. Never hand a companion a loaded gun,” he cautioned.
Dr. Shanholta noted that in adprecautions
should be taken to protect the health of the hunter while on hunting excursions. “Men who are not accustomed to tramping in the woods should be careful not to overexert themselves. Stop and rest for a few minutes every hour or so. If you wear heavy boots or shoes, loosen them when you eat or rest because heavy leather and tight lacing restrict the circulation,” he added.
“Strong, warm, and light cloth* - ing is best to wear for hunting. Be sure to wear a bright colored cap or shirt, preferably red, so that other hunters can see you easily in the woods.
Health Department
Cautions Housewife
On Food Handling
With all the ‘never dones’ that confront the harried housewife during the holiday season, it seems unfair to add another furrow to her brow. However, it should be remembered in the bustle of planning and preparing meals that there can easily be a break in the principles of food handling—clean hands, thorough cooking, proper refrigeration.
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