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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
4
A diagrammatic presentation outlines the State Board of Health actions in controlling venereal diseases. The piece invites readers to study the data, emphasizing the significance of public health measures and surveillance.
A plea urges candid public discussion and action on syphilis gonorrhea and chanroid to reduce infections. It links venereal disease to blindness infant mortality and high costs, calling for education, closure of prostitution and wholesome recreation to protect families and the state.
Physicians and midwives are required by law to recommend a prophylactic solution applied to a newborn’s eyes immediately after birth. The solution is harmless and prevents the disease in practically all cases, protecting eyesight from permanent injury or blindness.
A state sanatorium report notes 75 percent cure for moderately early TB cases and 45 percent for later ones, stressing earlier diagnosis. It urges anyone with a cough lasting over three weeks to seek medical exams and consider admission to a sanatorium for proper treatment and instruction to prevent relapse.
Visitors to the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta and the Georgia State Fair in Macon toured health displays. The Automatic Stereomotorgraph drew crowds, showing a silent health message. The Georgia State Board of Health highlights a reorganized Department of Child Welfare led by Dr Dorothy Booker.
Propose a campaign to eliminate rats and improve sanitation to protect babies from infectious diseases. Emphasize preventing whooping cough and other illnesses through cleanliness and pest control measures.
A moonlit Detroit Free Press scene shows two young lovers in a tender moment. He asks for marriage as she gazes, then jokes about wearing a rubber band to train ears, ending the evening with a lighthearted quip.
Alfred Charles Childs of Tunbridge Wells aged forty eight hanged himself in his garden after writing a multilingual suicide note in English French Spanish and German. An acclaimed mathematician and teacher who spoke seven languages he suffered cerebral exhaustion before his death per inquest in Kent.
The London Times reports a new venture in which 20 ex-war women workers organize Ata lanta Ltd to run a Midlands engineering factory. Led by Lady Parsons, the firm plans to execute lathe and foundry orders with women in control, believing women can do anything when they try.
A Florida bank vice-president shares a letter about his daughter recovering from appendicitis after taking Ziron Iron Tonic. The ad claims Ziron strengthens weak people with thin blood and offers a money back guarantee.
Public health note urges caregivers to watch children for diphtheria symptoms and administer antitoxin promptly. Officials stress early treatment as cases increase across the state.
The report details global wheat harvesting by month, noting 35 percent in July, 25 percent in August, and 15 percent in June under prewar conditions. It traces regional starts in December in the southern hemisphere, then India from March to April, with thinning in May and a northward advance through June to August reaching about 75 percent in those months, followed by near cessation by September with little activity in autumn.
An Iowa farmer solves wear on concrete by placing a three inch four pound channel iron in the door groove. Holes drilled through the sides at two foot intervals receive rods as anchors. The iron shields the concrete and provides a smooth door guide against steel wheeled wagons and machinery.
Never provide roosts until the pullets are about half matured. Erect a platform about eighteen inches from the floor for them to use at night. After half maturity place roosts on the platform. Roosting on the floor delays adoption of roosts and daily droppings must be cleaned to prevent red mites.
Two methods improve the purebred sire market. One method is campaigns to place purebred bulls ahead of scrub stock nationwide. The other method castrates poorer bulls to market only the better, boosting livestock production overall.
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