Culak School News From September 28 1919
Farmers welcome fair weather corn has been gathered and cotton picking continues through October. Misses Brom and Haff visited Emma Rheindl. Freok Albrecht returned from San Antonio after a week with his sister. Jim Kleindt left for Cameron to pick cotton. Twenty five airplanes passed over Friday. Henkhaus dance attendees found it OK. Gue Hoff family hosted guests including Hartmanns Dreyer and Schodde families. Forty two was played and Miss Zavesky visited Miss Darilek. Christian Brom visited the Rothbaur home. News is scarce.
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Reoste Brom
Kila Haff
Mies Emma Rheindl
Freok Albrecht
San Antonio
Jim Kleindt
Cameron
O. K
Gue. Hoff and
August Hartmann
Minnie
Willie
Henry Blank
Dreyer and
W. H. Schodde
Call for 100 Volunteer Physicians for Epidemic Relief
State Health Officer C W Goddard issues a call for 100 volunteer physicians to serve as acting assistant surgeons with the U S Public Health Service if influenza recurs as an epidemic. Enlistment offers $200 per month, subsistence, and railroad fare, with no other charges. Applications must be written to the governor’s health office and will be recorded in order of receipt.
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United States Public Health Service
State Board of Health
C. W. Goddard
M. D
Pastor's 25th Anniversary Dodge Prank in Yoakum
In Yoakum Texas on a Wednesday Rev W C Wolfsdorff marked his 25th anniversary with a playful dodge. Parishioners lured him and his wife out of the church then surprised them with a large turnout a feast and a new automobile at the parsonage. The Lutheran church serves about 500 members.
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Yoakum
Texas
Lutheran Church
W. C. Wolfsdorff
Local Social Roundup Notes From Shiner and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Frank Reindl returned to Shiner Monday. William Hillmer and E14 O Aroim were in Yoakum Sunday. Lloyd Johnson of Breckenridge is spending the week with his mother Mrs Elsie Johnson. F W Jaeggli returned to Cuero Monday after visiting relatives. John Mang Jr suffered a fractured right arm last Thursday while cranking his car. Rudolph Heinrich underwent an appendectomy at Guenther Hospital last week and is recovering well. Mrs G J Boberkamp and son Henry returned Sunday from Shiner where they visited the family of Mr O Dittmar.
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Lloyd Johnson of
Breckenridge
Elsie Johnson
John Mang, Jr
Rudolph Heinrich
Guenther Hospital
G. J. Bobuerkamp
Henry
1Shiner
Mr. O
Dittmar
Tuberculosis Not Incurable With Timely Detection And Treatment
If disease is detected early, tuberculosis can be cured with proper treatment. Medical guidance emphasizes timely diagnosis, adherence to therapy, and access to care to achieve recovery.
Pamphlets Promote Tuberculosis Awareness for Children
The Texas State Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Carlsbad offers a free pamphlet titled Communicable Diseases Among School Children aimed at primary teachers and parents. It argues prevention over cure, urging awareness of measles and whooping cough risks and urging protection for children’s developing organs.
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Texas
Carlsbad
Think It Over Passages on Public Health and Spitting
A columnist urges readers to consider hygiene on trains and in hotels. The piece contrasts a single spit cup user protecting others with many nearby people spitting carelessly, warning of spreading pneumonia and influenza through careless behavior.
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Reader
How You Can Help in Texas Public Health Drive
Public spirited Texans urged to post free bulletins from the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium Carlsbad and share information about tuberculosis. The notice stresses widespread inroads of the disease due to lack of knowledge and calls every citizen to inform themselves and others.
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Texas
Carlsbad
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Tex
Culak School
Frank Reindl
Shiner
William Hillmer
O. Aroim
F. W. Jaeggli
Cuero
Texas State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
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