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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
7
The piece notes New York City embargoing poultry from seven midwestern states over European Fowl P league fears and a state embargo on imports except dressed birds. Prices rose five to seven cents per pound post Christmas, and the Market Bulletin offers guidance to sellers to act quickly to capitalize on the higher prices.
Notice from C. C. Cooper and R. T. R of Taylor County announcing tax collection rounds on specified dates for landowners. Returns required by Feb 1 to May 1 with names and lot numbers, various townships listed, locations include Potterville Rurert Chering Mark Howard Werle Perkins and others. Sessions held at Butler Courthouse Saturdays from March 1 to May 1.
The Herald and the Daily and Sunday Constitution offer a one year subscription for rural route readers in Taylor county at $7.50. The deal applies only to residents on rural routes or mail delivered by the post office and lasts only a few weeks, compared with the regular $11.00 rate.
State teachers will receive public health instruction at 13 institutes at the A. & M. Schooly. Dr. N. M. Pailard has arranged with the State Board of Health for 10 hours of practical talks per institute. The program includes voluntary physical examinations by the State Medical Association and cancer and body secretion laboratory tests.
An Atlanta Journal editorial praises Georgia's Bureau of Vital Statistics, detailing its role in compiling birth and death data, cause analyses, and regional health needs. It cites 1928 automobile deaths, firearm deaths, and the overall death rate, noting shifts in diseases and monthly mortality patterns while urging continued support and vaccination against typhoid fever.
Senate action on Muscle Shoals ownership dominates the page. Underwood and Jones bills spark a commission plan while a fifty year lease option looms. A veto on postal pay raise stands, Moses bill eyed but uncertain. Justice McKenna retires as Stone is named to succeed him. Warren and Beck considered for attorney general amid Michigan political maneuvering.
A detailed review of midwinter Senate action reports rapid passage of appropriation bills for the Interior and Agricultural departments and the merged Treasury-Post-Office package with only minor alterations. The House also approved an emergency deficiency measure at 157 million dollars for immediate spending, including floodwater and dam projects, pest eradication, and Coast Guard repairs.
A call for universal early health screening and vaccination in Georgia. Promote expert examinations for physical defects, smallpox vaccination, toxin antitoxin at six months, and ongoing immunizations. Emphasizes school nurse cooperation, parental responsibility, and creation of clinics for underfunded families. Highlights tuberculo sis risk, eye and ear care, feeble mindedness, and tubercular open air classrooms. Argues state and local efforts needed to prevent costly neglect and improve child health.
The article urges protection against grip influenza and pneumonia through proper living and strong body resistance. It promotes fresh air, sleep, rest, and nutritious food, with open windows at night, balanced meals, and regular habits to prolong life and reduce medicine use.
Early life matters for all children as attentive pre-school care prevents defects. Experts emphasize proactive measures in the first years, guiding developmental milestones and ensuring supportive learning environments for lasting benefits.
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