Universal vaccination urged to curb smallpox
Georgia State Board of Health argues for universal vaccination as the sole preventive for smallpox and urges compulsory vaccination before school entry or upon birth. The appeal stresses vaccination safety, cites venereal disease control efforts, and calls on citizens to support youth protection through public health measures.
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State Board OF Health
Georgia
Wassermann
Weekly
Daily Press
Union
Sypusus
Georgia State Board of Health
Atlanta
Treatment Of Tuberculosis Emphasizes Early Diagnosis And Sanatorium Care
The article urges early tuberculosis diagnosis and prompt treatment, preferably at a sanatorium. It notes recovery rates of 70–80 percent in incipient stages and decline as disease advances, warns against delays, and describes sanatorium benefits such as rest, nutritious diet, and expert medical support. It also mentions cost considerations for diphtheria antitoxin and locating affordable care.
Poor Investment and the Hustler’s Tale
A flashy stranger asks about town inducements for hustlers. An old resident recalls a past hustler who swindled locals, leaving them with money lost and experience gained. The tale ends with the seller banished in disgrace.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Mrs Coutts Believed A Robin Was Her Husband In Bird Form
In London a banker from the Coutts family kept a tame robin feeding from his hand. The bird died before him and Mrs. Coutts later, after marrying the Duke of Devonshire, claimed the robin appeared at his old room’s window. She wished to be taken to that room as she died. She believed the apparition was her husband.
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Robin
Wanted His Place
A fragile exchange recalls a bashful young man and a visiting niece. A little grandson climbed onto the youth’s knee and, as he hurried away, whispered Dont let anyone get my place.
Limited Wardrobe Misplacement Sparks Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange jokes about keys left in pockets and a contrast between suits and pajamas. No specific people or places are named in the readable text. The dialogue plays on wardrobe mishaps and everyday forgetfulness.
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Bix
Dix
A Handicap Race of Words and Warnings
A fragment describes a handicap race and a dialogue about hustle and prosperity. The exchange notes reluctance to let prosperity trail behind and the idea that effort may invite pursuit or success. Names, places, or dates are not given.
Honest Dick Returns Found Quarter to Owner
Forced honesty scene shows Dick returning a found quarter to its owner after being pulled by the ear by the man who dropped it. Father praises the boy for his integrity, noting his own compelling impulse to do the right thing.
Twins quarrel over birthday claim sparks anger
Chronicle of a domestic dispute where two twins, Jane and John, are described as sharing nearly identical appearances. A quarrel escalates when John insists on keeping his own birthday separate, expressing strong refusal to concede any portion of their shared celebrations.
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Jane
John
Choose a challenging path despite drudgery and sacrifice
The message urges choosing a life work aligned with tastes, noting no occupation is ever pleasant, and no success comes without sacrifice. It emphasizes that meaningful outcomes require doing tasks you dislike at times.
Appoints 1920 Lumpkin County guardian for Mary L Moo
Mary L Moo applies for a year's support from the estate of Moose. Appraisers filed their return. All persons concerned must show cause before the Lampkin County Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in April 1920. Dated March 1 1920. W B Townsend Ordinary.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Court House
Said County
C. ©. Porter
Said
Georgi
Iowa G. M. Company
Mountain Valley G. M. Co
Dan Walragen
L. Brooks
Lumpkin G. M. Co
H.G Vandivere
J. B. Clements & Co
J. M. Davis
Mary L. Moo
Moose
Court of Ordinary
Lampkin County
W. B. Townsend
Notice to Creditors of Jd. Burges Estate in Lumpkin County
All creditors of the estate of Jd Burges, late of Lumpkin County, are notified to render in their demands to the undersigned as required by law. All persons indebted to said estate must make immediate payment. This Jan 26 1920. O Burnes Admr MA Burges deceased.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Jd. Burges
O. Burnes
MA. J. Burges
The Proper Thing Bustog Preene Pined Muddle
Fragments from a Bustog Preene edition show a garbled quote about writing and seriteh pnd. The lines mix names and tasks, implying a didactic note or editorial aside. No clear event or人物 is identifiable.
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Robert
Optimist and Conservative Wise Saying
A Wise Saying notes that an optimist is often seen as a conservative though not always. It recalls Rabbi Orhanan the shoemaker from the second century who warned that associations with praiseworthy aims succeed, while those without such aims perish.
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Henry Jarre
Orhanan the
Lumpkin County Tax Collector Candidates Announced
In Lumpkin County announcements three candidates declare for Tax Collector in the Democratic primary. J B Fenns pledges to serve to the best ability if elected. C Porrin, and D W Crain also seek reelection or the office, urging voter support in the primary.
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Lumpkin County
J.B. Fenns
Lhereby
C. Porrin
Dock W, Crain
Reelection Announcement for Tax Receiver Post
The candidate states intent to seek reelection as Tax Receiver in the upcoming primary. He pledges to perform duties faithfully and to the best of his ability, citing prior service and experience.
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J. HW. Prek
Tam candidate for reelection to Ordinary office
To the voters the candidate pledges reelection to the Ordinary with a focus on fair legal fees as set by the Code and no extra compensation. He thanks supporters for past aid and expresses willingness to help those with business in the office or with him.
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Tam
Sam
W. B. Townsenn
Two Candidates Seek Lumpkin County Clerk Nomination
The text shows T. J. Christian announcing reelection for Lumpkin County Clerk of the Superior Court in the Democratic primary on April 7, and C. M. Heavy also announces candidacy for the same office subject to the Democratic primary. Both pledge to serve efficiently if elected.
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Vetera
Lumpkin County
Superior Court
T. J. Christian
Ihereby
C. M. Heavy
Davis and Niishson Seek Linnykin County Sheriff Nomination
J M Davis announces candidacy for sheriff in Linnykin County subject to the Democratic primary on April 7, pledging to serve to the best ability. JA Niishson also declares candidacy for sheriff, promising faithful discharge of duties if elected.
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J. M. Davis
Linnykin County
Allie
Respectoly
A Niishson
Lumpkin County seeks equal school training for children
C Snur announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools in Lumpkin County. He pledges diligent financial oversight and better schooling, urging citizens to unite for equal education with towns and cities, regardless of election outcome.
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Schcolx
Lumpkin County
C. Snur
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