17 Jan 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise column notes health topics from parrots spreading a new disease to warnings about spinal meningitis. It discusses border patrol ideas, tax talk, and political quips while urging quarantine for contagious illnesses and caution at schools.
The piece discusses a unnamed group called the They Say Club, infiltrating church, homes, and business, with no officers yet many members. It notes their prominence and curious influence across social strata and institutions.
A local warning denounces a notorious group for spreading rumors and dirt. Citizens urged to confront the rot publicly, as a damages suit for scandal looms with possible action to curb rumor-mongering.
A public dispute over the state game and fish department centers on Governor appointed power and personnel choices. The controversy appears driven by political reaction rather than enforcement policy, focusing on the game warden more than the state’s game laws.
The article explains that rheumatic fever has an unknown exact cause but likely involves a germ or virus that can target bones muscles joints the nervous system or the heart. Symptoms vary by the affected system and include growing pains chorea and rheumatic heart disease. Prompt competent treatment is crucial to prevent permanent injury, especially in children.
Edited by hw the New York Dr. Tago Galdston notes rheumatism covers many conditions. He warns that swelling joints or stiff muscles lead to lay diagnoses and amateur treatment, while rheumatic fever remains a distinct, serious condition.
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