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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
CHILDREN OF THE CON
FEDERACY.

THE Children of the Confederacy
gave a Halloween party at the
home Of the director. Miss Eliz-
sbeth Hanna, Friday evening OF last
week, that day being the day for the
regular meeting, After suitable
games had been enjoyed, the mem
bers Of the chapter were given Hal
loween lunch at the Winnie Davis
candy shop.
g. D C. HOLDS MEETING.
THE U. D. C. held an interesting
meeting at the Woman's Club
Thursday afternoon. at which
sine a delightful musical program
was given by Mrs. Womble, Miss
aainwater and the choir Of the Holy
Comforter Church. Mrs. ]. r. Mob
ley, first vice president Of the asso-
ciation, presided in the absence OF
Mrs. Williams Mccartney, president.
who has been attending the Moultrie
convention. Plans for the bazaar
we're discussed, and other official bust
ness was disposed Of.
MRS. R, P. BROOKS A GUEST
HERE.
Nj KS. h r. BROOKE, regent or the
Piedmont Continental Chapter,
D. A. r.. has been guest in
ne city during the week. Mrs Brooks
spent Thursday at Fairburn, where
new chapter was organized, with Mrs
W. I. Roberts as organizing regent
LEAGUE INCREASES MEM
BERSHIP.
HE increase OF membership in
the Atlanta Center Of the Drama
League during the past week has
demonstrated the vital interest in the
sreat idea OF uplift that is sweeping
,"e country, especially in its rela-
coh TO the promotion of good drama.
ne league proposes to keep its mem
gers abreast of the times. and In touch
WIN all that pertains to the best in
.'eId ture and the drama. il will have
bulletin board and bring before
'" league such matters as bear upon
paywrights and plays.
80 The first meeting he Rev W W.
A'Inminger, Of All Saints EliseUpal
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GIFT TO TALLULAH SCHOOL.

GIFT TO TALLULAH SCHOOL.
THE Atlanta Woman's Club has
pledged $3.50 to the Tallulah
Falls School, which is one of
the most progressive and prosperous
industrial schools in North Georgia.
The school recently made a number
of improvements in the buildings and
grounds and established a social CEN
ter for the parents and children.
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rangements for the bazaar to be given
by the U. d. c. in December
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WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
LEAGUE MEETS

THE Atlanta Woman's Suffrage
League held an interesting and
well-attended meeting at Car
negie Library "Wednesday afternoon,
with Mrs. Albert Howell, Sr., presid- =
ing.
Mrs. A. s. Mccarthy talked on
Women Of Tomorrow" Mrs.
Chambers followed with an interest
ing paper on the part women have
played in the affairs of the world
since Its beginning, taking much of
her data from the Bible.
Mrs. Francis Whitesides spoke of
the development of the league and
read the constitution for the benefit
of new members.
Mrs. Margaret Gardner and Mrs.
Bradley also spoke.
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chapter, which met in the woman's
Club.
At the open meeting a program
was rendered, under the direction of
Mrs. Robert Blackburn, chairman Of
the program committee, by, Miss
Josephine Rainwater. The choir boys
of the Holy Comforter Church sang
several songs.
Reports from the various commit
tees for the bazaar, to be held in
December. showed many donations
had been given by friends of the
chapter.
HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE
WOMAN'S CLUB.
FOLLOWING Is the hospitality
/ committee appointed for the At
lanta Woman's Club for the
year:
Mrs. W. l.. Percy. chairman: Mrs.
Joseph Moody, assistant chairman:
Mrs. j. X. Ottley, Mrs +. r. H. Ak
ers, Mrs. Elijah Brown, Mrs. Boiling
Jones, Mrs. James Jackson, Mrs. w.
+. Pattilo, Mrs. Robert Zahner, Mrs.
Frank Nicely Mrs. Albert Akers, Mrs.
Howard Mccall, Mrs. Price Smith,
Mrs. Spencer Atkinson, Miss Isna
Dolly. Mrs. p. ]. McGovern, Mrs.
Frank Berry, Mrs. Charles ]. Ha-
den, Mrs. ]. r, Watts, Mrs. Sam Bow
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DIAMONDS

On the subject of Diamonds we
desire to speak very plainly and frank
ly for the reason that few of the people
who buy Diamonds know much about
them.
In the ma ority of cases the pos
session of Diamond is matter of per-
sonal pride-pride in it's beauty. bril-
liancy, perfection and intrinsic value
There is no economy and GER
tainly no satisfaction in buying a Dia-
mond where the slightest doubt as to
the integrity of the firm with which you
deal is involved in the transaction.
We will gladly give you the ben
eft Of our expert knowledge in the Sc
lection of Diamond. You will have to
pay no more at Haynes than elsewhere.
and you will have the satisfaction of
knowing that you have back Of your
purchase a house whose name repre-
sents the highest standards of merchan-
disc and guarantees the maximum
value for the money expended.
May wc hare The pleasure of Shouting
you through our neD store this locck2
Eugene Y. Haynes Co..
40 Whitehall Street
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INNIAN PARK CHRYSANTHE
MUM CLUB.

Club will hold it's annual exhibit
of chrysanthemums October 81,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Porter in Inman Park.
Flower culture has become an en-
terprise Of general interest in Atlanta,
and the women of Inman Park have
long been noted for the splendid
chrysanthemums grown by the wom-
en- in the club. Each year there has
been public exhibitions, and valuable
prizes have been awarded the exhib-
itors.
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children never had seen an American
flag before.
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I.0.0.F. EAckMPMENT
OFFICERS INSTALLED

The installation of the officers-clcct
of waido's Encampmcnt I. o. o. F..
was held on Monday night of this
week and were as follows: II. w
Hadley. chief patriarch; +. W. Thom-
as, senior warden; y. W. jerks. jun
ior warden c. Il. Friend. scribe; J.
II. Horney. treasurer: A. X Cutting.
high priest; Albert Rule. inner Henti-
mel j. II. Lewis. VIII Cummings. Ed
s. Miller and W. l.. Goyett. watches.
+. r. Hunter was elected TO be repre-
sentative TO the grand eueampment,
TO be held in conjunction with the l..
O. o. r. grand lodge OF Colorado ~
Grand junction during the last wcek
OF October. c. E. Friend was chosen
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Statement Of the Ownership, Manage
meat, Etc.

OF The Canon City Record. published
weekly, at Canon City. Colorado. re-
qulred by the Act OF August %. 1919.
Editor. W. W. Emmerson. Canon
City. Colorado.
Managing Editor. Guy U. Hardy.
Canon City. Colorado.
Business Manager. Guy L. Hardy.
Canon City. Colorado
Owner: Guy U. Hardy. Canon City.
Colorado.
Known bond holders. mortgages.
and other security holders. holding l
per cent or more OF total amount Of
bonds. mortgages. or other securities:
None.
GUY U. HARDY.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me
this isth day OF July. 1914
tsEAf.)
EUGENE A. Bradbury.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Nov. II, 1913.
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MO NEY TO LoA n

The Fremont building and Loan
Association has money to loan on
easy terns- The best plan in all the
world for paying OF . mortgage or
the home. See Guy q. Hardy. treas
urer. or chas E. Waldo. secretary
s>se~>s~ssee>>esseeees>ees
iastic over Canon City as both an
attractive and comfortable place TO
spend the summer months. which
truth is evidenced by the fact that
this Is their third visit here. They
do not expect to return home until
some time In September.
W. NJ. Watson and George Allen OF
Trinidad. who are making a toar OF
the state in 4 Metz car. we're among
the visiting motorists In Canon City
on Monday. They left here for Victor
and Cripple Greek en- route to coiora-
do Springs and Denver.
Two automobiles driven by b. r.
KIndig and Lon Snyder. both OF South
Canon. carrying a party Of eight pco-
pie. made an early run to the top of
the Royal Gorge this morning They
left town Mt s:so and were at the
picnic grounds at the rim OF the canon
at O'Clock where a sunrise breakfast
was enjoyed. The party returned TO
Canon City at o'clock.
VIII schweigert will be married In
Denver on Wednesday OF this week to
Miss Belle Mccall. Mrs. J. @. schwei-
CERT of this city. mother of the pros
pective groom. has been In Denver for
several days in anticipation Of the
wedding ceremony. Judge schweigert
will leave for Denver tonight to be
present at the nuptials.
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Cadillac car. They Will make the lam
GUS trip over the Skyline and Royal
Gorge roads and return to Colorado
Springs tomorrow.
MONDA4
Mrs. r. A. Donahue OF San Raffel.
California, Miss r. N. Donahue OF
Oakland. California. mother and sis
tor respectively OF Mrs. Boucher. and
Mrs. Arthur Crane and little daughter.
Helen, OF Los Angeles. California. sis
ter and niece of Mr.. Boucher. are
visiting in Canon City. the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Boucher and family.
DR.. and Mrs. @. H. Kittell are spend
ing few days at westcliffe and the
Pines in the Wet Mountain valley.
Alderman Lafe Combs left this af-
ternoon for Buena Vista where he will
spend the week as the guest Of Judge
hewitt OF the board OF trustees Of the
Odd Fellows grand lodge.
Mr.. George Pedley Jr. formerly OF
this city but now OF Los Angeles. CAL
ifornia. was married Saturday night to
Miss Jessie T. Allin also Of that city.
The many friends of Mr.. Pedley con-
gratulate him. He Is a nephew of Mr.
Z. Pedley OF s24 Greenwood avenue.
A. t. fowler. senior member OF the
Towler-Stockton-w -wstson Mercantile
company, of Canon City, Colorado. ar
rived the first OF the week and will
assist in the management of the Mont
gomery-Johnson Shoe and Clothing
company. during the absence OF Mr..
Montgomery in the east-Raton
Range.
Superintendent John chetelat of the
Canon City waterworks system Is tax
ing his annual vacation and his duties
are being looked after by other en-
ployes OF the city. On Saturday Mr..
chetelat took his family and Its guests
TO westeiinc on a motoring trip.
Judge I. W. Ibbotson returned to
Canon City this afternoon from coa-
pie OF weeks outing spent with
friends In Colorado Springs and yicIn-
ity.
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TUESDAY.

Miss Agnes Stienmler entertained n
number OF her friends at her home
last Saturday evening at candy par
~. The guests OF honor were Miss
Wilma Mitchell OF Sterling. Colorado.
and Jerry Johnson OF BrookyiiIs.
Kansas. Others In attendance were
Mss Clara Bailey and Claude Turner.
Emil johnson and Willard Fulton. a
delightful time is reported by those
privileged to be present
]. p. Waltz is moving his shop from
the Opera House block to the Denton
bloek today and will be ready for
business Wednesday morning In oils
t, dew location.
The Misses Alfh and Myrtle Cline cf
Versailles. Missouri. are the guests OF
siIss Lily Moore OF iis Macon avenue.
having arrived Monday. They are
, contemplating spending the rest OF the
summer here.
Mr.. W. d. Newton received his sp-
pointment as grandpa this morning
when he received word that his son
and daughter-in-law In Portland. Ore
gon, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Newton, were
the happy parents OF bouncing
youngster. Mrs. Newton was formerly
Miss susan Sutton OF this city.
The officc OF the secretary OF the
Canon City Business Mems associa-
tion has been moved from the second
floor OF the Record block To new
quarters and he now shares with Dali
De weese quarters on the ground
floor at 512 Main street. The new
quarters are more commodious than
those just vacated.
An outing party. consisting OF Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Holland and two child
rem, Miss Elsie Bower. Miss Jessie
Emmerson. Murray wylie and Bud
Bower. will leave this evening on a
ten days camping and fishing trip 10
the Upper Hardscrabble country. The
excursion will be made In an auto
truck Of sufficient capacity to afford
room for all necessary camp equipage'
provisions. etc. as well as passengers.
Mrs. George Newell. who underwent
an operation for appendicitis the lat
ter part OF June. has returned TO her
home from the hospital greatly Inn
proved In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Green of Anro-
ra. Illinois. have Just arrived here for
two months visit and will be the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Geo D. Curtis.
with whom .hey arc closely related. on
North Orchard avenue, East Canon.
Mr.. and Mrs Green are quite enthns-
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L S T
CHICKENS AND EGGS

SINGLE Comb White Leghorns teI-
clusiveiy). silver Cup winners Al
Denver and Pueblo shows. Matching
eggs: baby chix. Send for tree cat.
aiogue. Choice breeding eockereu
s2-5o TO s2s.co.-w. II. Sanders. Edge
water. Colo. s7psctf
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News Not {:

(Advertisemeut)
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains
Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 5s3
Main street. Record office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
F o R R E N T

FOR RESr-scven-room brick house.
partly modern. $500. Cali at 5is
n. 9Th 81. fsspts.
o>~o>o~~~o~~~o~~eoe>~~~eOe
district deputy grand patriarch and
has been made 4 member OF the COM
mittee on mileage and per diem OF
the grand encampment.
wealthy.
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Mr.. Carl. the civil service man. will
be at strathmore Hotel in Canon
City Tuesday. July ~ Young men
and women should not fail to call and
see him.-adv.
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FRIDAY


or no hope Is held for his recovery
He is at his sisters home, Mrs. ]. c.
Palmer. at 1912 whipple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Houstls have
returned to Pueblo from a several
days visit at the home OF NJ. F. Rich
in Canon City.-Pueblo star-Journai.
Misses Fern and Leila Armstrong.
their brother. Roland. and Maple Hari.
left day or two ago for Cottonwood
lakes where the Armstrong family
have a summer cottage.
A representative Of the engineering
department OF the Santa Fe Railroad
company is In Canon City collecting
data and arranging some preliminary
matters preparatory to beginning the
erection OF the proposed new station
building here. AS all OF the details
of the contemplated structure have
been worked out 1t is expected that
work on the foundation Will begin
very shortly.
Mrs. Nathan Ward of South Cancn
Is entertaining sister from Brooklyn,
New York. whom she had not seen
until her recent arrival here for fifty
eight years.
A. II. McI.ain left on Denver & Rio
Grande train No. this afternoon for
Buena Vista to look after some pro-
fesslonai matters In the Chafee conn
ty district court. which is now in ses-
sion.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bancroft re-
turned to Canon City the first OF the
week from a months honeymoon trip
In the east during which they visited
Chicago. New York City. Philadelphia
Washington. d. C.. Atlantic City and
other places OF interest They also
spent some time as the guests OF rel
atives OF Mr.. Bancroft at Kinderhook,
Illinois.
Chas. r. McLain. member OF the ad-
visory board to the state highway
commission. passed through Pueblo
this morning from Canon City on his
WY to Colorado Springs. He will
join the tourists composing the In
diana Automcrile Manufacturers as
sociation there AID go Nth them to
7 trver. assiss;a. In ,,.cttaining ti.cri
dd,'hs Their s's y la Colorado and ts,'
.ly as a eprsscnta:ise ri the Lain
boz route
J. E. Scott was In from Ilse. Custer
county. Wednesday and he reports a
good rain. which was badly needed
in that vicinity Tuesday night.
Mrs. Genevieve Steel left wednes-
day for a visit with friends In Canon
City. expecting to be gone several
weeks.-Montrose Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins o: Long Is-
land. n. Y. are In the city for a
short time. Mr.. Robbins Is n telegraph
operator. He Is substituting at the
ID. a. r. G. depot while the regular op-
orator Is having a vacation.
Mrs. Lizzie Adams returned Mon
day from visit in westcliffe at the
home OF her son. Frank. and wife
She reports that the mercury reached
81 on Sunday night. That sounds
cooling
Mrs. c. W. Kirby-oi Amarillo, Texas
stopped of in Canon City day or two
ago for visit with her sister. Mrs
II. P. Stommel, and family at 519 Pike
avenue while en- route to- Washington
TO join her husband. Mr.. and Mrs
Kirby expect to make their home in
the northwest.
The remains OF an infanct child Of
Mr. and Mrs A. G. sieeth. buried at
synnysIde in the Cripple Greek dis
trict in 1908. we're ON Thursday dis
inferred and brought to Canon City
for burial in Lakeside cemetery
SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Biggs and fam
iiy. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay d. sidebot-
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR REST-Having decided to take
the management OF the Hotel vail
at Pueblo. we will rent FURNISHED
our beautiful home. Hilihurss. Every
thing modern. light. heat. teIephons
and free mall delivery. Also 4 nne
new sleeping porch just completed
Hiilhurst Ia the most desirable coun-
try home. and is the very coolest spot
about Canon city.-c. r. C. Dye. Hili-
hurst isstf
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time this summer; most of them hay
ing made the run over here from Col
orado Springs. The excursionists
represented half dozen states and
most OF them made the trip to the
top of the Royal Gorge and back over
the Skyline drive. The visitors, as 4
rule. spoke in high praise of the roads
Of Fremont county.
Miss Hannah Hermanson, who has
been night nurse at the Old Red Cross
hospital in Victor during the past
month, has resigned and returned to
Denver. She has been succeeded by
Miss Miriam Cleghorn. who is a
daughter OF a former warden OF the
Colorado state pcnitentiary.-Cripple
Creek Times.
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w A n It S
w A N T E D

wASTED-Hens and frys: take them
any time.-F. P. Smith. I2seod-wti
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Cadillac car. They viii make the fam
GUS trip over the Skyline and Royal
Gorge roads and return to Colorado
Springs tomorrow.
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SATURDAY.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Biggs and fam
ily. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay D. sIdebot-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-29
PLEASANT HILL.

Mr.. Elgin Calls returned last week
from pleasant visit to relatives in
Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Forester spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Tom
linson.
Miss Ora johnson, who has been on
an extended visit to relatives here, will
return to her home in Waverly Satur-
day.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jim Calls visited Mrs.
Calls son, Mr.. e. P. CuIlom, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Lytton and chill
dren attended preaching at Berea last
Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Branch, who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned 70
her home IN Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark and little son
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Clark last
Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Arnold and sister, Miss Ora
johnson, spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Malcolm Calls.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r Cullom spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, John Corbitt.
Mrs. Robt MCGOWAN, Of Troy, vis-
tied her pareuts, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Calls, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess McMackin, Of Polk,
visited Mr.. Mackin's sister. Mrs. Geo.
Dodson, Sunday. MAIBELLE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-29

4 representation of State Board Of
Health will soon Be making an infec-
ton survey 81 Obion county to deter
mine how much hookworm infection
there il In the county with view to
running free dispensaries ID The county
soon, to eradicate this disease
This work Is done BY the State
Board Of Health and ia free to every
body.
The work has been carried on ID the
State for 81 years.
Hookworm infection has been found
ia every county in the state.
The government has estimated that
1000. 900 people in the United States
have these parasites.
The worms are about half an inch
long and about the size Of broom
straw. They live IN the bowel, suck
blood from the lining Of She bowel and
inject poison into The circulation.
The symptoms depend upon the num-
Der oi worms person has. Mild cases
have no symptoms At all by which one
can suspect hookworms. In such cases
The finding Of the hookworm egg IL the
stool BY niicroscopical examination is
The only way Of making diagnosis.
III severe case the symptoms are
paleness, dwarfed condition Of body
and mind, dry, dead looking hair, en-
larged abdomen dropsical conditions,
ground Itch, due poison og toe itch,
heart complications. some severe cases
eat dirt, chalk, rags, salt. pepper, pa
per. etc.
The greatest number Of hookworms
ever expelled by one person IS 4, 800.
One female worm lays 2, 900 eggs per
day while il the active period Of life.
The life time Of worm IS from eight
TO twelve years. Hookworm eggs never
hatch in the bowels but hatch - the
soil and the infection is usually gotten
BY going barefoot 10 the contaminated
soil This Is Why il i more common
Id children. One child II school may
infect others II he Is careless about his
toilet and contaminates the soil.
The young worm in the soil Is d
microscopic thing in size. II crawls
through the skin, tken circulates with |
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FREE BARBECUE
Nearly One Hundred Carcasses for
the Homecoming.

TIE riomc-& umlnBs
On Thursday. Sept. II, a grand free
barbecue win be served at the fair
grounds during the fair. This is 0bioD
ctunty and Homes Corners Day, and the
e,hnt will Be distinctly 8 red letter day
ins1nion City. Mr.. Ed McAlisteF and
ri .sident Farris are now busy arranging
th,,preIiminaries for handling the bar
becl /. Four big pits sixty feet in
Iengtl will be required and twenty cords
81 wood to do the cooking. The sheep
viii come from all parts Of the county,
and the friends have been very generous
Is the fair association with these dona-
tons. Col. Dick Hughes and Adjutant
Charlie Herring will have charge Of the
pits and half dozen expert cooks in
thelpreparation Of the meat. Loaves Of
bread by the thousands viii be used It
win be the biggest barbecue ever given
ii the county, aud will be free to all
those who attend the fair on Thursday.
The Home-comers will be the guests Of
honor on that occasion, and all the big
events Of the fair will be turned on il
fall blast.
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the blood to the lungs, now crawIs
through the walIof the air cell and gets
into the air in the lungs and IS coughed
up and swallowed.
When the doctor in charge 81 the
work IN your county is 10 your neigh
borhood have him examine your chill
dren. Fl won't cost you anything and
may be worth great deal to them.
Public health is public wealth. and
II the people will cooperate with the
public health officials In graduating all
preventable diseases, we can in very
short time have much more prosper
Gus country.
Thanking you ID advance for this
favor, beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
w. p. ROBINSON, M, d.,
Representative State Board Of Health.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-08-29

now. ! was very
young when my first
baby was born and
my health was very
bad after that. I
was not regular and
! had pains in my
back and was so
poorly that ! could
hardly take care Of
my two children. /
doctorea with sew
eraI doctors but got