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Stone pig was the nickname given to large, ceramic hot water bottles, used by TB patients attempting the fresh air cure, which typically meant sleeping in bitterly cold weather on a cure porch wrapped in layers of blankets. The stone pig was a great comfort in such circumstances.

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	~~[[File:Untitled-Stitched-01.jpg\|right\|]]~~[[File:Untitled-Stitched-01.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|A stone pig made by [[Adirondack%20Hardware%20Company\|Adirondack Hardware Company]]\|.<br>\|Courtesy of Lee Arnold.~~]][[File:Stone%20Pig%20ad.jpg\|left\|~~]][[File:Stone%20Pig%20ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Adirondack%20Hardware%20Company\|Adirondack Hardware Company]]\| Stone Pig advertisement from the ''[[Journal%20of%20the%20Outdoor%20Life\|Journal of the Outdoor Life]]''\|. Historic Saranac Lake collection. ]]'''Stone pig''' was the nickname given to large, ceramic hot water bottles, used by TB patients attempting the fresh air cure, which typically meant sleeping in bitterly cold weather on a [[cure%20porch\|cure porch]] wrapped in layers of blankets. The stone pig was a great comfort in such circumstances.		[[File:Untitled-Stitched-01.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|A stone pig made by [[Adirondack%20Hardware%20Company\|Adirondack Hardware Company]]\|.<br>\|Courtesy of Lee Arnold.]][[File:Stone%20Pig%20ad.jpg\|left\|thumb\|[[Adirondack%20Hardware%20Company\|Adirondack Hardware Company]]\| Stone Pig advertisement from the ''[[Journal%20of%20the%20Outdoor%20Life\|Journal of the Outdoor Life]]''\|. Historic Saranac Lake collection. ]]'''Stone pig''' was the nickname given to large, ceramic hot water bottles, used by TB patients attempting the fresh air cure, which typically meant sleeping in bitterly cold weather on a [[cure%20porch\|cure porch]] wrapped in layers of blankets. The stone pig was a great comfort in such circumstances.

	~~[[File:Stone%20Pig.jpg\|Stone%20Pig.jpg]]~~[[File:Stone%20Pig.jpg\|thumb\|\|Stone Pig. Historic Saranac Lake collection. ]]		[[File:Stone%20Pig.jpg\|thumb\|\|Stone Pig. Historic Saranac Lake collection. ]]