Dwarf tapeworm infection rising in Italy and U S warns
An 1919 Georgia laboratory report notes dwarf tapeworms widespread in Italy and tropics, recently found in the United States. It explains how infection spreads from mice and rats, symptoms from heavy infestation, diagnosis by stool microscopy, and treatments including oil of chenopodium. Emphasis on prevention and hygiene.
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Italy
United States
Georgia
State Board of Health
Powell's i ay School guests and Sunday visitors
Carrollton pastor Rev Sam Parrish and families from Fairborn Covcord and Dowshinville attended church events with Mr and Mrs Tyson Raturray and Mr Lewis Williams. Guests included Rev Woreis Currolte, Mr and Mrs D A Bangato and Mr Candler Hembreo. A singing at Br Brookton drew Mda Whit Smith and daughters Miloreine and Matte as guests.
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Bonaiy
Norman
Sam Parrish
Carrollton
Huck
Fairbiren
Tyson Raturray
Lewis Williama
Aistor
Allan Onter
Covcord
Candler Hembreo
Tendad Ehureh
Dowshinville
Mowira
Newall
Ae I. Couch
A. O. Bilgo
Calaway Boyd
Athin
Notice of Thanks and Personal Notices From Local People
A fragmentary notice collection mentions gratitude for a donation or help, plus personal updates. It references Obitea riya, a marshal, and several local residents including Nancy Smith, M. R. Phillips, Vara, Barrow, Mary Bennatt, Milton Bagrow, and Miss Ine V. Robinson. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
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Misnes Vara
Mite Barrow
Mary Bennatt
Monsen
Milton Bagrow
Miss Ine V. Robinson Lynsay Svening
Small Pox Vaccination Urged By Georgia Board of Health
The Georgia State Board of Health urges universal vaccination to prevent smallpox and warns against fear of vaccination. Infants can be vaccinated with minimal discomfort and deadlier infections arise from unvaccinated exposure. The board reports extensive venereal disease control efforts, including clinics, free treatments, laboratories, inspections, and public education across Georgia for 1919, stressing youth protection.
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Georgia State Board of Health
Georgia
State Board of Health
Daily Press
He State
Union
Tanta
Georgla
Jack's Blunder by No we katy
In a comic misadventure at quitting time, Jack Horton suspects his wife of infidelity after spotting her with another man and confusing events. A mistaken dinner, a visit to a theater, and a late return reveal the truth. Betty, Hetty, and Grace turn out to be twins, resolving the confusion.
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Katy
Jack Horton
Superior Sho Company
Jack
Marry Isehneon
Janek
Marry
Tom
Harry
Docks
Rémeone
Tie
Duck
Attle Street
Getty
Mary Russell
Mary
Taek
Daet
Betty
Giltce
Hubby
Eres
New York
Hetty
Grace
Partor
Childhood Tuberculosis Infections Common in Early Life
Tuberculosis infections occur in children in about 99 of every 100 cases usually originating from tubercular parents or nurseries. Care for children's colds and measles as these illnesses often trigger TB symptoms. Of the Sanatorium at Alto 19, nineteen are little boys and girls, all recovering well.
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Alto
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