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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
4
Young flappers prefer a revival of older numbers with "Lindy Lindy Won't You Be Mine" as a favorite. The article notes a long distance diving record from New York to a German swamp appears overlooked by Chamberlin and Levine.
The piece muses on daring U S airmen crossing to Paris for the holiday. It cites a foot fault costing Big Bill Tilden a title and mocks ads claiming European hops rely on U S merchandise while noting a vast Treasury surplus and potential relief measures.
An insurer marks base ball hunting and golf as the three riskiest sports. The piece notes golf’s danger and jokes about Scotch influence. It mentions Lindbergh eating a sandwich and a half and the Chamberlin-Levine flight crew eating one sandwich each, implying Trans Atlantic air lanes will lack hot dog stands.
A quirky Octave era voice quotes Orville Wright about safe ocean air service and Secretary Hoover predicting commercial flights soon. Citizens, amid expert debate, buy throat lozenges to celebrate early performances by nascent American aviation figures.
AWisconsin audience notes that Lindbergh received over a thousand congratulatory letters and telegrams. The piece reflects on prayers offered for his safety during the long flight, the nation’s pride, and the mysterious absence and return of the flyer.
The note praises a hero for bringing safety and thanks the community, recognizing the courage and gratitude surrounding the safe return.
Editorial urges Georgia to adopt a unified marketing plan highlighting its coast climate mountains and abundant resources. It argues for a citizen funded long term campaign led by a small committee and financed by a luxury tax to avoid favoritism and boost local industry and employment. It praises Governor Hardman and calls for businesslike administration.
A public health notice promotes toxin antitoxin TA as a preventive against diphtheria, noting diphtheria deaths in Georgia and that about 100,000 children were vaccinated in 1926. It urges consultation with a doctor or state health board for more information and a free pamphlet.
Healthmobile of the State Board of Health wrapped a successful road season in Georgia. Gifted by National Phi Mu Sorority, the unit operates at no state cost with a woman physician, nurse, and director of visual education. Seventeen counties were reached since August 1, guiding 2556 infant examinations, 1600 mother conferences, 243 moving-picture shows, and 8455 people aided. A state agriculture representative spoke on home economics and food values. Spring will bring the clinic back to the field.
Public health tips advise avoiding coughs and sneezes indoors and keeping windows open for ventilation. Stay out of crowds and draughts, eat modestly, keep a moderate home temperature, and seek medical advice if a cold worsens. Do not overexert, rest, and stay calm.
The Springtime Festival urges early preparation for the May Day Child Health Day observance focused on child health and home sanitation. Mrs. C. A. Ver Nooy of Athens Georgia chairs Georgia’s efforts and asks those planning programs to contact her for plans and schedules.
The note urges physicians to treat any suspected rash as smallpox until proven otherwise. It argues mislabeling as chicken pox risks public harm and insists the public deserve the benefit of the doubt, maintaining caution in all cases.
The State offers the Georgia Baby Book as a gift to each baby born in Georgia. Parents should write to the State Board of Health at 31 Capitol Square, Atlanta, Ga., to obtain the book.
A discussion on paid-up life insurance as a safeguard for a son’s long term health and the wellbeing of his future family, emphasizing financial planning and security through life insurance benefits.
A call for sanitation concerns directs readers to write the State Board of Health at 181 Capitol Square Atlanta Ga for guidance or reporting.
Chevrolet production for the first six months totals 607 918 units and June plans call for 112 965 more. The company reports a 60 percent rise over last year with May output at 115 623 and daily runs surpassing 5 000 units. A new gear shift car record is likely this year, surpassing the 728 697 set in 1926.
The Miami Savings and Loan Company lists the equipment deemed essential for the term all modern improvements. General manager John E. Waitman identifies inbuilt Frigidaire among the key items, noting lenders scrutinize this standard for home buyers and owners.
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