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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
5
Eastern states see hydrophobia epidemics prompting dog muzzle ordinances and public education campaigns. Government bureaus study cure and control while urging belief in the disease’s existence and the need for preventive measures amid opposition from some skeptics.
A Wise Youth recalls a Alleghany County boy who quit a congressional page post after two days to drink from a spring in his home region. The piece then shifts to Pasteur’s rabies treatment and global lessons on prevention, citing labs, dog virus emulsion methods, and success in Australia Britain and Germany with quarantine and muzzling rules.
News item reports Mary Lawter of Saluda North Carolina died after severe whipping by her husband Andrew Lawter over whiskey dealing. The event occurred in Spartanburg and the suspect is jailed awaiting transfer to Polk County NC. The piece includes sensational and warning prose about burglars and safety tips rather than solid details.
A 10 point domestic health guide from Progressive Farmer outlining bed rest, strict disinfection, separate utensils, boiling linens and clothing, safe disinfectants, hand hygiene, disinfecting excreta, burial of waste, fly control, and seeking state health literature for care and treatment guidance.
North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College offers five regular degree courses and special courses for teachers. Free tuition is available to students who agree to teach in the state. Fall session begins September 14, 1911. For catalogue and information write Julius I. Foust, President, Greensboro, N.C.
Women suffering from illness are invited to write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts. All letters are read and answered by women. The company guards confidentiality and has never published a testimonial without consent.
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