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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
6
In a whimsical tale the Adjutant Bird and Billie Brownie converse with animals at the zoo. They discuss their roles in caring for creatures and their love of guiding others to appreciate nature and the duties of the Adjutant family.
Billy carried a dollar pill in his pocket and lost it while feeding hay to a calf. He believed the calf ate his dollar. Weeks later in the city the family shared a dinner and Billy confessed he was still searching for his dollar bill while mum teased him about Ulver.
A story describes Jack receiving 50 cents from his mother for Bobby’s birthday gift. Jack returns without spending it and explains he attempted to retrieve the money instead, prompting a moral about keeping or returning gifts.
Readers are advised that tuberculosis patients benefit from rest and treatment in a sanatorium rather than home care. Climate alone does not cure TB. outdoor life helps only when paired with proper rest, diet, and professional supervision. Sanatoriums provide regulated care, good food, and a hopeful, clean environment, not gloom and cadavers.
Dr Thomas F Abercrombie, Georgia’s Commissioner of Health, is chosen to represent the United States at a world preventive medicine conference in The Hague. He just returned after two months touring Denmark, Holland, and England with physicians. He praises European tuberculosis control methods and plans to apply insights to Georgia’s TB program pending funding.
The season of the year for Typhoid is here from now on until Christmas. It spreads from improper hygiene and human excretions, mainly bowel movements. Sanitary privies would control the disease, along with other intestinal troubles. It is carried by chronic carriers who constantly shed the fever organism, contaminating food and water. Flies and milk are common contamination sources. Two easy, inexpensive measures are sanitary closets and vaccination.
The crowded condition at Alto’s tuberculosis sanatorium concerns officials as patient wait times for admission rise. Funds for the new building arrive slowly but are expected to cover initial work. Dr. Glidden, the superintendent, is praised as best for the job and the board hopes construction will move quickly to completion.
In Atlanta over 300 physicians registered for the annual clinics held with Emory University and the State Board of Health co operating. The recent session is described as one of the most successful yet and reflects long standing collaboration improving health efforts statewide.
In a keynote speech at Athens Governor Walker praised public health as a leading priority. The remarks framed health initiatives as central to state progress and community well being.
Senator Wheeler faces possible loss of office as his trial in Great Falls, Montana, nears conclusion. Key testimony from George B Hayes alleges Wheeler offered to split profits on Campbell land cases. Wheeler disputes Hayes claims and asserts he acted as a senator, not as lawyer.
A Bible lesson outlines Daniel and his friends taken to Babylon, their refusal of the king's meat and wine, and their vow of conscience. It notes name changes, religious devotion, courtesy, and divine favor leading to health, wisdom, political standing, and spiritual insight.
A moral saying emphasizes that doing right and giving freely yields divine recompense. It cautions that withholding leads to inevitable accounting and loss, urging generosity as a path to continued good works and spiritual power.
Fragmentary text discusses society and human nature in a reflective tone. It mentions wise men and fools as rare and hints at humor or satire about social strata. No clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals are present.
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