County Health Work in Georgia County Health Work in Georgia
The piece describes Georgia's health program rooted in Mosaic Law and the Eleventh Commandment. It cites the 1914 Elila Health Law, rural sanitation advances, and the installation of 6,779 annual toilets in 1921. It notes reductions in typhoid, dysentery, hookworm, and widespread school health examinations with high infestation rates prior to interventions.
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Georgia
Fa Lay
Elila
Shesa
Analysis of Private Water Supplies New Ruling
The Georgia State Board of Health issued new rules classifying water supplies as public or private. Public supplies, including city and corporate sources, will be analyzed free of charge. Private sources require a formal application and a $6 analysis fee, with sample bottles sent only after forms are completed.
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State Board OF Health
Georgia
Staite Board
Tlealth
Ived Ik Battlestate
Furntaliey
Volloce
Fragmentary note on health ideas and school centers
A fragmented, unclear text discusses health remedies and the idea of adding soft drinks to cure ailments. It mentions establishing health centers at every school, but details and context are missing. The fragment references GI and TB related themes without coherent argument.
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Avery
Lonesome Charley Reynolds Custer Scout Dies in Retreat
Story of Reynods known as Lonesome Charley a favorite scout of General Custer. He first served in Yellowstone explorations and warned Rain-in-the-Face after a murder. He guided through Black Hills news of gold sparked a mining stampede before dying at the Little Bighorn in 1876.
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Lonesome Charley
Reynolds
Custer
Palais
Chiles Reynolds
Koono
Reymds
Parrivan
Port Hice
Yellowstone
Capmonth
Sheynolds
Fort A. Lincoln
Rahn-in-the-face
Charley
Rain-in-the-Face
Custer Faily
Lonesome
Chester
Geld
Fort Laramie
Wyo
Guster
Seventh Cavalry
Steiner War West
Grant Marsh
War West
Kent
Neno
Reng
Lonesome Chorley
Custers Crow Scout Curley Relives Last Moment Of Battle
The Crow scouts led by Curley recall a 1876 skirmish with General Terry and Custer on the Rosebud and Little Bighorn front. Yellow Face and White Swan die or are wounded. Curley survived and says Custer fell first, then rode from Reno to pack train amid chaos and heavy fighting.
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Custer
Tulbea
Nate
Custyr
Lille Big Ori
Montana
Dune
Seventh Cavalry
Turty
Terry
Otteley
Harry Flece
Reno
Willie Swan
Umetil
Curley
Custer Crow
Harry Moccasin
Tom McDougall
Guster
Pisbes
Records in Georgia vault reveal tales and aims of births
Under the Capitol dome Georgia keeps vital records for over 170000 citizens born and 90000 dead since 1919. The piece laments incomplete entries and humorously names odd surnames while arguing birth records fuel public health, schooling, citizenship, veterans claims, and social policy. It advocates fingerprinting foreign birth origins and asserts the birth certificate as essential for governance and justice.
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Capitol
Georgia
Elde
Ede
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Little
John
Bukumba Kalamba Wakansuga
Tinsy Bugg
Crystal Music
Noble Shayer
Hyestone
Leanrow
Estahiiah Gd
Mame
Diphtheria Susceptibility Test Finds Higher Child Risk
Diphtheria cases rise sharply with increased risk among children under five. The Scick Schick test measures eight chili susceptibility to diphtherin, signaling urgent public health concern.
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Schick
Bankrupt Notice for James W Hines in Georgia District Court
In the Northern District of Georgia a bankruptcy proceeding for James W Hines is filed No 8234. The first creditors meeting will be held in Tallton Ga at the home of nine of cinek A Macon on August 18 1922 to prove claims examine the bankrupt and elect a trustee.
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of Georgia
Northern Division
James W. Hines
Isid
Whitesbury
Carroll
Duff
Anid Vankerupt
Car- Tallton
Cinek A
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M. W. Lovvorn
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First National Bank
Moses
Israel
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Red Sea
Wosa
Great Scouts
Stern Newspaper
Unio
Mer Hewennper
J. D. Hamrick
Eula Burnett
Dalton
Cardus
Mrs. Burnett
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