Georgia Sets Health Watch On Infectious Diseases
On January 1 1919 the Georgia State Board of Health established the Department of Epidemiology and activated quarantine rules. Physicians must report occurrences of listed infectious diseases to the State Board of Health with franked reports provided. By January 10 physicians were notified to make prompt returns. many doctors have complied, aiding public welfare and enabling targeted quarantine and prevention efforts.
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Department of Epidemiology
Georgia State Board of Health
State Board of Health
Boards of Health
Winksee Lk
Rocky Mountain
Orl
Georgia
State health board to furnish free treatment for syphilis
The Georgia State Board of Health will provide free treatment across the state for those afflicted with syphilis. An expensive remedy costing 600 will be supplied to physicians who will administer it, with Uncle Sar showing interest in this major national issue.
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Georgia State Board of Health
Sar
Discovery of yellow fever antidote by Noguchi reported
Reports from Ecugidor say Doctor Noguchi has developed an antiserum curing those exposed to yellow fever. The claim suggests a major breakthrough, with potential impact on Benadoran troops and efforts in sanitation worldwide.
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Ecugidor
Noguchi
Chad
Canal Zone
Optimistic Thought on Silence and Charity
A reflective line argues that prudent restraint outvalues blunt truth when spoken without charity, urging measured speech and considerate judgment in discourse.
Ziron Named a Remedy for Nervous Fatigue in Ad
A Soperton, Georgia man writes of relief from tired nerves and fatigue after taking Ziron iron tonic. The testimonial describes improved sleep, appetite, and energy with Ziron claimed to enrich blood and brighten appearance.
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W. T. Palmer
Soperton
Woman Credits Cardus Tonic After Painful Postpartum Ordeal
Mrs. Mary Kilman of Rouse City Texas recounts severe postpartum suffering lasting three months. She credits taking Cardus with a complete recovery after three bottles, claims lifelong health since and urges others with headaches back pains or monthly discomfort to try the tonic.
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Cardus
Mind Control Worth While in Early Self Mastery
A collection of thoughts urges early practice in mind control to avoid jealousy and anger. It argues progress comes from small start, with each victory easing the next. A separate excerpt quotes a New York Telegram line on self discipline. Also includes a Rustic Furniture piece noting primitive tools and skilled handcraft in Quebec.
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New York Evening Telegram
Dan Benard
Quebec
Big Dye Factories Japan Exceed Ten Million Pound Capacity
Japan operates 80 dye factories with an annual capacity over 10 million pounds.
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Japan
And They Come High
A playful remark pairs with a wry comment as a speaker teases a notion that deep thinkers harbor lofty thoughts and worth should be weighed against appearances.
Regret Over Speaking Silence Reflects on Past Talks
A brief note recalls remorse for words spoken and gratitude for silence kept. It muses on timing and memory, signaling how reflection shapes future restraint and understanding.
Sheriff Sale Notices in Lumpkin County Georgia 1919
Georgia Lumpkin County sheriff announces sales at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in June 1919 to settle tax executions for 1918. Parcels include Lot 105 in the Fifth District, 40 acres, undivided 48-120 of Lot 220 in the Sixth District, and undivided 7-16 of Lot 280 in the Sixth District. Ownership is unknown and lands are unimproved wild lands. Sale by J M Davis Sheriff.
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Georgia
Lumphin
United States
Dahlonega
Lumpkin County
Said
Lumpkin
State of Georgia
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Indianapolis News
Ziron Transonlo
Rouse City, Tex
Mary Kil
Gainesville, Ga
J. Smith
Heepj
H. Watson
Sheriff's Sales
J. M. Davis
Mrs
T. S. Dittenfeld
Atlanta
K, Homer Wead
Datilonega, Ga
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