Concord Institute revival and local visits in Carroll County
News from Carroll County highlights the Concord Institute revival week in Shady Grove, with Mrs Albert Brown hosting family and Miss Nell Vanighan inviting friends in Carrollton. Texas guests Tex G P Vraswell and wife visit their daughter Arthur Uuphrius. Mr Clavie Harris returns home from work in A Santa Monday.
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Concord
Shady Grove
Edo
Albert Brown
Carrollton
Nell Vanighan
Tex. G. P. Vraswell
Villa Rion
Arthur Uuphrius
Soar Hero
Clavie Harris
Toe Ordain
Sickness and revival notes across a rural community
Local readers report illnesses including tephoid fever and fever in children, with several families mentioned by name. The column also covers crop losses from the ball weevil and dry weather, revival meetings at multiple churches, school term changes, and community events such as visits and camp meetings.
Oak Ridge South News Rough OCR Fragment
Mr France Mote and Ernest Lielt with siblings near Whooping Creek. Misa Alline Griffin is very sick. The Littles attended a barbecue at Ruzabeth Harris School. Prayer meeting planned at Mr R F Mote's next Saturday night. Measie, Henry Lith, George Spence visited friends near Huslett and Pleasant Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alline Griffin
WL. Little
Henry
Missy Nannie
Ruzabeth Harris School
R. F. Mote
Measie
Henry Lith
George Spence
Rtorailies
Huslett
Pleasant Hill
Wren's Nest notes community visits and travels
The column lists multiple local residents and families visiting relatives across towns in North Carolina and Georgia. It mentions grandchildren, friends, and visitors from Wrightsville Beach to Atlanta, along with Protracted services starting at Waco Baptist Church and regional social news.
Local Social Roundup From Cross Roads Area
Cross Roads residents share visits and gatherings with relatives in Dallas Wayside Midway Croay Jaina and Croay Jaina areas. Families including Hockney Hackney Williams and Horsley Morris Phillips Boatright Hallman and McGuire are noted for weekend and Friday visits with family members and neighbors.
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C. L. Robinson
Study Grove
M. Hockney
Vern Stewart Hackney
Dallas
Leon Williams
Dewell
Jack Crawford
Wayside
J. T. Horsley
Lera Horsley
Laura Boatright
W. Ax Filnesley
Croay Jaina
S. Hackney
Bishop
Donard
George Phillips
Midway
Robert Morris
Elmer Hallman
Wi. W. Boatright
Protracted Meeting At Bowdon Junction M P Church In Full Force
Protracted meeting at Bowdon Junction M P church continues this week with aims of benefit. Mr A M Casey and children attended services Thursday night while rain is greatly needed after dry weather slow crop growth. Cotton shedding heavily due to drought and boll weevils threaten yields. Alfred Turner returns to Atlanta after visiting homefolks and Lena Shierling accompanies him to East Lake. Harris of Mandeville Mills stays with family after weekend visit.
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Grandpa Pitts
Minnice Hadson
Nova
Tome
Alien Griffion
J. W. Hops
Mra. W. RK. Bailey
North Carolin
Wrightaville Beach
I. ©. Grizcard
G. Kite
Tom Pitta
Myr
Mra
G. T. Williams
Evelyn Kite
Atlanta
V. BR. Bailey
S. GC. Cochran
Sgia
Lane
Rand
Bowdon Junction
M. P
A. M. Casey
Wacro
Alfred Turner
Lena Shierling
East Lake
O. E. Harris
Mandeville Mills
Beavers Entrekin Nuptials Reported At Dome Wedding
Town note records the marriage of Beavers and Entrekin at the Dome with officiant R. J. Derr of Arlington Florida. Community comments on school grounds work and hints at an upcoming Georgia Alabama APorth convention. A severe accident near Be toin Gin disrupted activities as a potato crate incident injured Mr Myr Gaon ion.
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Beavers
Entrekin
Mav
Othel Enetrekin
Sandiy
R. J. Derr
Arlington
Fla
Mes
Georgia
McGarity Reunion Packed With Family In River Pasture
On Wednesday August 6 Uncle Leah McGarity hosted a reunion in his river pasture honoring relatives on summer vacation. Only two of the old generation attended, with Aunt Lizzie Crumbley too feeble to come. Dozens of relatives joined, enjoyed a fish fry, baskets, trees, violin music, and a day described as enjoyable and unforgettable.
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Leah McGarity
McGarity
Mr. Benth
Eliza Morris
Thera
Lizzie Crumbley
Bowdon
Joe McCharity
Florida
Mamie Brooks
Hast Point
David McGarity
Pearl Brock
Nora Brock
Kate Robinson
T. B. Jackson
W. 2B. Merrett
Lynn Ragland
Gi Morris
Mes
Lizzie Ragland
Joe Jackson
Messrs
B. Moore
Reuben McLendon
A. BR. Smith
AML
Mitt
A. B. Smith
Own Your Own Home Exposition Highlights
The Mutton exposition prizes six reasons for owning a home. Benefits include citizenship, stability, sentiment, improved business capacity, estate value, and a duty to community, family, and self. The list emphasizes community involvement and personal responsibility tied to home ownership.
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Mutton
Milk as Baby Food and Home Care Rules
Milk is essential for infant growth and should form a large part of daily intake for children under six. The Georgia State Board of Health urges clean, properly stored milk from healthy sources, warns that heat spoils milk, and provides practical home care tips to prevent illness and death from spoiled milk.
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Department of Health
Georgia State Board of Health
The Need of Play for Health and Balance
Children and adults alike benefit from play to maintain physical, mental, and moral balance. Recreation relieves tired nerves, restores vitality, and complements work and sleep. Health advocates claim small costs can save many lives, contrasting this with wartime expenses. Indiana State Board of Health Bulletin.
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Indiana State Board of Health
Safety precautions for exhaust gas exposure in engines
The notice warns exhaust gas from automobiles is dangerous and outlines steps. Open the garage door before starting engine and avoid running in a closed garage. Do not work near exhaust and ensure proper ventilation in pits. Use fresh air and artificial respiration for its victims until a physician arrives. Keep the patient flat and at rest until breathing returns.
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Zaraga
Typhoid Season Urges Enlistment and Defense
State health authorities warn that Typhoid Fever peaks in the next three months, noting past years' deaths and cases. The message urges vaccination, fly control, proper water and privy sanitation, boiling well water, and seeking medical guidance to protect families and communities.
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State Bureau of Vital Statrattes
State Board of Health
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Death Rate Decline Prompts Census Review
Georgia boasts a low death rate of 10 per 1000 in 1921 as per Federal Census data, comparing favorably with South Carolina 14 Virginia 14 Florida 14 and North Carolina 12. Georgia aims to publish full rates including Tuberculosis Cancer and other specifics once Census verification completes, with enforcement of burial permit laws to ensure record completeness.
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Georgia
Federal Census Bureau
South Carolina
Virginia
Florida
North Carolina
Census Bureau
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Rat Control Advice From Newark Department of Health
The Newark New Jersey Department of Health urges strict control of rats by sealing food in durable containers, using plain spring traps along wall bases without bait, and keeping children safe. If traps fail, use barium carbonate dough mixed with flour. Provide covered garbage cans as a basic measure to protect public health.
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Department of Health
Newark
N. J
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