The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-26

| care OF yourSeII. Get plenty OF HeSn
4 all.
Take plenty OF exercises and get
plenty of sun baths and these will
help you to keep in good health. As
| TO diet, there is no particular diet.
Eat any good wholesome food which
you find agrees with your digestion,
and take plenty OF good healthy eX-
| ercise. and get lots of fresh air. But
one more thing about eating. Many
OF us eat too much. This is a mis-
| take; always stop eating just before
you have enough; that is the best
plan.
"Regardiug the necessity of going
/ into the west to take the fresh air
| treatment, this is a mistake. as any
country is good, so long as you can
! get fresh air. Tent life is one Of the
/ healthiest for people to live.
mo. / do not know Of any medicine
which will cure consumption. ! wish
| did. The fresh air treatment is the
only scientific treatment This Is not
money making proposition, but Is
| carried on for sake of the people, to
try to educate them to the point of
preventing the disease"
| Druaaists VIII Assist.
The druggists II the city are pre-
pairing to cooperate both in giving
added publicity to the tuberculosis
| exhibition and also in giving to the
| interested parties opportunity 10 pur-
| chase supplies, which sometimes are
needed in the handling Of this dis
ease.
The Hargis Pharmacy. OF this
city, and WaggeneF & Fell, of War
riugton, Will install window exhibits
/ today or tomorrow.
Lieut. Commander r. 5. Douglas,
captain of the United States navy
yard, has very kindly invited the tu-
| bercuIosis exhibition to provide an
/ illustrated lecture at the navy yard.
| Arrangements to this end Will be
completed very shortly.
Schedule For Schools.
| County Superintendent n. B. Cook
has arranged a special schedule for
/ the presence Of the white schools at
/ the tuberculosis exhibition:
| Monday, March 1st-School No.
at p. N.
/ Tuesday, March 2nd-SchoolS NOS
| "a and so at 1 p. N.
Wednesday, March 3Td-School No.
| 2 at / p. N.
Friday. March 5tn-Schools Nos. 40
| and 20 at p. m.
At a meeting OF the tuberculosis
| exhibition executive committee yes
! terday afternoon, plans were made to
wards q series of conferences and Wis
/ iting hours for different industries
and professions
It was agreed to make plans for
special hour for nurses and hospital
attendants, for laundry workers,
| butchers and meat dealers, dentists
and others,
A morning visiting hour is being
planned for retail cigar men. Insur-
ance representatives and bankers will
! be invited to visit the exhibition on
Tuesday at . D. IN, when a brief spec
/ ial session Will be arranged for their
special benefit
| Architects and contractors, lumber
men and millmen will come in Mon
day afternoon, according to an invita-
/ ton 70 be extended by Mr.. II. G.. De-
Silva, Early Tuesday afternoon hotel
and restaurant men will be invited to
consider several matters which have
| been brought TO the exhibition man
agement by tourists who spend a pOr-
ton of the winter in tae cities or
Florida Sunday at D. m. the retail
druggists viii have a session. Satur-
/ day at II &. m. the moving picture
men win be welcomed TO the exposi-
ton.
A number of other groups are re-
ceiving special invitations and will be
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hours.
Efforts are being put forth to secure
the closing of the retail houses for
sufficient time to give a chance to the
clerks and office workers to get to
the exhibition at a convenient hour.
In most exhibition towns the laun-
dries have responded cordially and
promptly 20 the suggestions that they
arrange for their white and colored
employees to visit the exhibition. Tde
matter is now under discussion among
the local laundrymen with the pros
! pect OF a favorable agreement.
The CoIored Work.
The committee of colored lodges
has arranged for a systematic cam
paign among the influential secret or
ders towards interesting them in the
warfare against consumption. The
| following speakers and schedule has
been arranged for:
Thursday night, Masonic lodge, r.
c. Allen.
Friday night, K. Of L., H. S. Heath.
Tuesday night, K. Of T., A. s. Brown.
Wednesday night, Odd Fellows, Rob
ert T. Thomas.
Tuesday and Wednesday night, Ma
sonic, VIM. Taylor.
At the meeting OF Baptist ministers
TO be held at Antioch Colored Baptist
church Tuesday, there will be a spec
ial discussion of the campaign against
tuberculosis. 1t is expected that the
Ministers Association viii appoint
committee to keep up this work after
the exhibition is closed. This COM
mittes viii be asked to send letters
to the colored Baptist churches
throughout the state, inviting their
AID in their respective communities.
At the Union Baptist church. Ger
yantes and North Guilleulard streets,
Pastor G. 7. Culley has arranged for
a sneaker on tuberculosis Monday