Uncle Sam Advises on Flu in Spanish Influenza Warning
Surgeon General Rupert Blue delivers official guidance on Spanish influenza in the United States. He explains the illness resembles a highly contagious fever with symptoms and cautions against calling it Spanish influenza. Authorities urge Americans to guard against droplet infection and to follow public health measures.
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Blue
Washington, D. C
Alphonse
Spain
United States
Spearish Infuenza
Rupert Blue
The
Public Motth Service
Spanish Influenza and its spread in 1918 era medical guidance
Public health notice explains symptoms of Spanish influenza, comparison with common colds, recognition challenges, and age old questions about origin. It outlines how the disease spreads via droplets, advises home bed rest, isolation, sanitation, and nurse precautions, and urges open air, rest, nutrition, and avoiding crowded places to curb transmission.
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Pfeiffer
Rome
Death of Olin Byrd and school board meeting in Carrollton
In Carrollton Carroll County the death of Olin Byrd aged 59 follows that of his wife Addie McLeod Byrd. The board of school commissioners held a regular session at city hall with L K Smith elected president and J J Brock treasurer. Major Grayhill’s military status was discussed with aim to retain his services if possible. Committees were named on uniform costs building sidewalls and military grounds access, and on school supplies insurance and compulsory education enforcement.
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Olin Byrd
Addie McLend Byrd
Byrd
Olin
M. P
Newtop
Elureh
Misa Addig McLeod
Beulah Churel
Beulah
W. R
J. Brock
W. 8. Camptey
A. O. Hale
Claude Griffin
J.T. Varrix
RH. B. Hyatt
W. M. Meadows
W. O. Robinson
Carrollton
Jate
E. 2B. Brodnax
Aytle
J. A. Mandevillle
L. Kk. Smith
L. K. Smith
Grayhill
Smith
Mr. Smith
Athinte
Joe Mallett
Major Gray
Atlanta
Major Mallett
Major Dorany
Graybill
Row Street
College Street
South Street
Maple Street
O. M. Bledgoe
Meple Street
Adams
Brock
Geffin
Layvern
Hyowk and Smith
Mayile Street
Tlarris
Meadows and Herndon
West View
Robinson
Grinin
Cgimpbell
Myatt and
Snead
RK. F. Ryatt
T. A. Herndon
Pleasant Hill Social Notes from Plowshare Community
Mika Velma Broma of Plowshare visited sister Mra 14 J Turner last week. Several neighbors and relatives, including Mrs J W Wallace and Mr W J Tong, were mentioned visiting and spending time with family. The article notes small gatherings, visits, and a light turnout at a local event with remarks about flu cases and weather.
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Mika Velma Broma
Plowshare
Mra
J. Turner
J. W. Wallace
W. J. Tong
J. H. Burks
Boba Turner
Slater
JR. &. Dial
Will Beatmon
Carrolitan
Florence Amd Bell Robinson
Alta Maml Turner
Burtha Jennings Theaday
L. W. Stallings
Plowshidire
CS Turner
Misa Alta Maud
Me. B. Ry Tener
Velo
C. Torter
Cooper
Tei. Cooper
Near Villt Rica
Messrs
W. C. Dlennings
Geol Immoritant Association
Liberty
Joyce
Mattie Turner
Blanche Jennings
Marion Williatia
Harrow
Cianp Hancock
Instwerk
Yietima
Lee Willinmx
Administrator's Sale of Durrett estate in Carrollton Ga
Public sale ordered by the Court of Ordinary of Carroll County Georgia to settle the estate of Mrs. M. B. Durrett, deceased. Real property includes multiple lots totaling about 106 acres plus a Whitesturg house and lot, all described with boundaries and owners, to be sold at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in November 1918 to the highest bidder. Local administrator J. E. Durrett handles the distribution among heirs.
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Court of Ordinary
Filton County
Georgia
Court House
Carrollton
Carroll County
W. E. Vines
sNouglasville Road
Mra. M. B. Durrett
Creek Place
Wolf Creek
O. G. Barron
W. B. Richards
Dougiaville Road
Avid Int
Ind
Norman Vines
Ly Jones Brothers
Martha Coup
Whitesturg
Strep
Five Notch Road
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Main
Newnan Street
Connty
Card of Thanks for Kind Neighbors and Friends
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during illness and death of a loved one. Wishes blessings, peace, and God’s goodness on all who helped as the family recalls their kindness and prayers.
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Haly
Vari
Golem
Local School Moves To Keep Students Off Rail Line
A district meeting reports danger has passed in all cases while influenza affects a family. The secretary directs police department to help teachers keep Maple Street School children from walking along railway tracks from Dixie Street to Maple Street. Treasurer's report read and entered in minutes. Meeting adjourned. EK Smith president T A Herndon secretary
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Police Department
Maple Stree” School
Dixie Street
Maple Street
I. EK
Smith
T. A
Herndon
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