Dysentery and Diarrhoea

whole: the background of the sheet is white. Three words in red capital letters run across the top of the page, on two lines. Beneath this are two lines of black text on the left, next to an illustration on the right which has a bold, red caption. A similar arrangement of text and image is repeated below. The lower half of the page is filled by six numbered illustrations in black frames, arranged in two line of three and captioned in red. There is a title for this section in the centre of the page, orientated left. image 1: flies landing on a plate of food. image 2: flies hovering above a pile of rubbish, boxes and cans. image 3: a man burning rubbish in a brazier. image 4: a soldier shutting the lid of a latrine. image 5: a fly-swatter and a fly. image 6: a large fly trap outside a window. image 7: some food under a netting cover surrounded by plates and cups, with flies floating overhead. image 8: a man putting a lid on a swill bin with a furnace in the background. text: 'Dysentery and Diarrhoea What is the chief source of these infections? Food fouled by flies. Where do flies breed? Filth How can I prevent these fly-carried infections? 1 burn all the refuse 2. keep lid down! 3. swat em! 4. trap em! 5. cover food! 6. keep swill bins closed! Hopper/ 45 P.S.S. /13/E 738/49M/ 4-45'

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