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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
6
Mrs. R J Strozier discusses sins, consequences, and posterity in a column urging self discipline. She cites biblical and literary examples to warn against indulgence and promotes repentance, healthy living, and preventive public health measures.
A civic alphabet urges residents to join civic improvement clubs and act for health and beauty in the town. It covers topics from trash disposal and fire prevention to neat school grounds and enforcing sanitary laws, urging community cooperation and ongoing effort.
A Georgia legislature outlook urges public health actions including better morbidity data, dog vaccination and quarantine, water protection, vaccination for smallpox, diabetes and blindness prevention, grain inspection, and expanded State Board of Health work with adequate funding and modernized laws. The piece cites England and Germany as models and stresses cost-effective prevention.
The National Lumber Manufacturers Association advances a plan to provide teachers in rural Georgia with dedicated homes, a nationwide social service initiative backed by the United States Bureau of Education and Rockefeller Foundation funds. The program aims to improve housing to attract and retain qualified rural teachers, modeling cottages on Washington projects and expanding to other states.
One of Georgia’s largest religious conventions convenes at the Baptist Tabernacle in Atlanta June 14 to 16. Prominent speakers include Marion Lawrence and P E Green, with music by E O Excell and Alvin W Roper. A special parade of men delegates and a Macon to Atlanta train are planned to accommodate attendees.
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