Stripping poisonous wall papers, illustration from Dangers to Health: A Pictorial Guide to Domestic Sanitary Effects, published 1897

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"Stripping Poisonous Wallpapers" is an illustration from the book "Dangers to Health: A Pictorial Guide to Domestic Sanitary Defects," authored by Thomas Pridgin Teale and published in 1897. The illustration is part of a broader work that aims to educate the public on various health hazards found commonly in domestic environments during the late 19th century. The book combines detailed pictorial representations with descriptive text to highlight issues ranging from poor ventilation and drainage to the use of toxic materials in household items. "Stripping Poisonous Wallpapers" specifically addresses the dangers associated with arsenic-laden wallpapers, which were prevalent at the time. These wallpapers released toxic arsenic dust into the air, posing severe health risks to those involved in their removal or who were in regular contact with them. The illustration not only serves an educational purpose but also reflects the growing awareness and public health advocacy of the period, emphasizing the importance of sanitary reform in domestic settings.

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