Health information from W. J. Raoul Foundation grows in Georgia
Atlanta June reports from the W. J. Raoul Foundation show broadening health outreach across the state. Executive Secretary Jas. P. Faulkner notes inquiries cover fly control sewerage water access social hygiene cigarette dangers and school physical development topics beyond tuberculosis care. The foundation offers mail or in person responses and operates from the Candler Building.
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Atlanta
W. J. Raoul
Foundation
Faulkner
Candler
German Food Scheme Aims At Bare Summer Diet
The article notes Germany stretching food supplies to avoid hunger with strict regulations, kitchens feeding 360,000 Berliners daily, and a plan to reduce consumption this summer while preparing a stronger winter campaign. Life in Berlin and hotels changed little, with meat, fats, and pork days in effect. Officials believe they can meet the summer target and improve for winter.
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Berlin
Birds and Toads As Insect Destroyers
Garden editor advises planting for both toads and birds to control garden pests. He notes birds are valuable insect destroyers and suggests encouraging them to coexist with toads to reduce insect troubles. reflects casual garden advice.
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Atlanta
Sitting Room Veranda A Comfortable Outdoor Living Space
The veranda should be the most comfortable room of the house with an entrance from the living room to avoid it becoming a passageway. Screening can transform a simple porch into an indoor adjunct, with plants on a railing shelf and weatherproof chairs, couches, and tables for peaceful summer nights and baby naps.
Prophesied Earthwide Fires Sink Cities in Lava
The article cites Grant Allen and Oscar Prichard predicting future cataclysms where Earth's crust splits in the Thames valley near Cookham England. Vast fissures release lava that could engulf towns including London, turning settlements into lava plains.
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Landon
Grant Allen
Thames Valley
Cookham
Merry England
Thames
London
Pinis
Oscar Prichet
No Hons! Magazine
Georgia Peach Crop Will Be Extra Large This Year
Georgia fruit growers prepare for a large peach crop with enhanced rail service. At Atlanta a conference set schedules on Southern and Central railroads to move fruit, with estimates of 3,800 cars plus 200 to 800 more than the Exchange forecast. General Manager B J Christmas reports the plans meet growers needs and early reports are flattering on size and quality.
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Vienna
Macon
Atlanta
Ford
Detroit
Dr. J. M. Whitehead & Co
Georgia
Georgia Fruit Growers
Southern and Central Railroads
Georgia Fruit Excharge
B. J. Christmas
The
Fruit Exchange
Enlisted Salute to Civil War Veterans May Be Made Mandatory
A proposed joint resolution by Representative L C Dyer would require enlisted personnel from the Army Navy and Marine Corps to salute Civil War veterans from 1861 to 1865. The idea originated with Marine Corps enlisted men and is authored by Sergeant Edward A Callan.
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Washington, D. C
United States Marine Corps
L. C. Dyer
Missouri
Edward A. Callan
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Veterans of War
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J. W. Jamison
Macon, Ga
C. B, Rhodes
Gen. Pass
Sora
Cermany
Germany
R.R. Burke
J. J. Cooper’s
F. BE. Williams
Nma
Walton Bros
P. Brying
M.D. A
Mobley
A. Bivins
Grovoray
L. L. Woodward
Daves
Cooper Building
CHAS
Gurr Insurance
E. P. Whitehead
Vienna, Georgia
T. E. Bradley
Westbrook Bldg
Cardsle, Ga
J. P. Heard
W. N
Edenfield
Fiat
Bidg
Atlanta, Ga
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