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Prosperity Home:
Twice as many injuries and accidental deaths occur in the home as at work. The possibility of more home accidents will increase in future years when a growing population acquires more leisure, more time at home, more powered hobby and gardening equipment, more home play equip¬ment, and more home swimming pools.
The very young and the very old are the prin¬cipal victims of home mishaps—the former be¬cause of helplessness and lack of knowledge and the latter bacause of infirmity and ill health.Brazil's eras of growth and prosperity home hav been overdependent on one or two products at time. Such periods of prolonged prosperity home hav been followed by depression and then recovery o the development of a different product. Brazil wood, sugar, gold and diamonds, rubber, and coi fee have been the most important commodities r this process. Today coffee is still Brazil's numbe one product, but basic manufactures and con sumer goods are increasingly important.
See Also Native Home:
The native home of the avo¬cado (Persea americana) probably was this for¬est in Mexico and Central America. Quinine is obtained from the bark of Cinchona, a small tree native in the South American Andes. Thorn Forest.—Known also as semidesert for¬est, semidesert scrub, xerophytic forest, and very dry forest, this tropical type is present along dry coasts and as a transition zone between the deciduous forest and desert. These restricted areas are in tropical America along coasts, India, Africa, and northern Australia.Since 1951 the admin-ator has had the advice of a legislative coun- in 1961 native participation was increased. : council now contains 37 members, comprising administrator as president; 14 official mem-s; 12 native members, of whom 6 are elected . 6, including a woman, appointed; and 10 native members, of whom 6 are elected and 4 ointed. Native members are chosen by elec-d colleges, consisting of 364 members and resenting 39 local government councils. It is recognized that before self-government be effective considerable social and economic gress will be required.
On The Other Hand See Atten Home Diagnosis:
The horse, like other domestic animals, subject to a variety of diseases. These can kept to a minimum by proper care, but when ness does occur, it is best to seek the advice o professional veterinarian rather than atten home diagnosis and cure. Some of the comm diseases of horses are equine influenza, strangl bacterial pneumonia, tetanus, equine encepha myelitis, bots, strongylidosis, and equine cariasis.The horse, like other domestic animals, subject to a variety of diseases. These can kept to a minimum by proper care, but when ness does occur, it is best to seek the advice o professional veterinarian rather than atten home diagnosis and cure. Some of the comm diseases of horses are equine influenza, strangl bacterial pneumonia, tetanus, equine encepha myelitis, bots, strongylidosis, and equine cariasis.
