The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-24

toitNiaoI OF pnofoarapES u famous
paintings that greatly .nliyenct 81.
interest II the art department
f1>-Prc,e ntion Campaigns.
Tn following article. writer ~
Mrs = ;. Crockett. chairman NJ Faa-
lie lie4th. and published - the zen
erel Federation Magazine Tor March.
: passed ON 70 til. club wone~ o.
North Carolina with the hope that Il
may he the means % encouraging
them 10 start an active q.
against the flthiest and most dar-
gerous enemy ~ man IN ever com
munity.
The approach III spring suggests
the necessity az renewed activity e
aati-hy campaigns. In April, 1911.
this magazine published an article
from Or. {. J.. HodFe. ~ Clark Uni-
Nerslty written FOR the Food aSnlta-
ton Department OF Massachusetts
federatlon(. in which he held out tn.
lalluring possibility Of Breathing the
summer air through open doors and
unscreened windows
carrying out this idea tn. Rocncs-
ter, n Y Department cf Pablo SAT-
~ says: We car no longer rely upon
the slogan, Swat the Fly 70 get rio
OF the ny We must starve IL Al ma
nure and s~eeplnGs and othe- wastes
must be carefully housed. All food
and everything upon which the ny can
possibly breed or feed must he COW
cred. Fly traps must he haited and
cared fol-eNery fy must be swatted.
but more Than all else. We must cIee0
~, 50 that there is nothing upon
which the fy may fed no decayire
material in which 70 lay its .ysS
Starye the Fly must he the new Sio-
gan" To this end tho Public Health
Department Of the GENERAL Federation
suggests To wonien'S Tub 4 real fi.l0
Of usefulness in offering for their con
~sideraticn a ~fy-prevention campaign
in the following:
Skeleton Outline.
fSt. Arouse the SANITARY conscience
Of your community by discriminating
facts concerning its life history. is
habits. its dangerous activities. and
means of destroying il.
End. Initiate q movement for ex-
termination: BY screening. svatting
starving, poisoning. II doors: by
trapping, disinfectine. burning. clean
ing out doors.
Suggestions.
Secure the help OF Board 81 iiealtn
Get them to furnish information leaf
lets and posters. Get them to publish
and enforce sanitary regulations. Sc
cure cooperation OF school authuri-
ties. Get them TO have the children
taught sanitation. Get children 4
distribute information leaflets. 81
cure cooperation Of press, and secure
a competent press chairman. oTel
I prizes for essays on Life-IlistorY and
} or the DETERMINATION OF the ELY.
Secure moving picture films on the
"Tiy-pest." Organize Boy Scouts o.
e school children to make a SANITARY
survey OF your town or city.
e AS q result of such surveys, educa
tiOnal experiments might be made
showing pupa and larvae Of flies
u found in damp. rottine garbage
~.-A
II breeding places, and marked by col
s. ored pins TO show Improvements y,
disinfection and screening"
u MRS. +. K. MICHAUN.
Chairman Health Department
y. G. T. w. G
q Statcsyiue.
- The following unique program va
given at the March meeting of tn
- MacDowe1i Club OF Statesyille. Mr..
- William Wallace, president,
Observation-Disclosures Scott.
,S Roll Call-Current events.
g Calendar Program.
" Voice Snowfakes tCoWen
~ Mrs. Wallace.
Voice February - Valentin
81 (Schlesinger) Mrs Thompson.
y Piano-March-BaIade in Alb tChc
pin) Mrs. Salley.
% Noice-April-Eiolets fWoodman
~ Mrs. Wood.
~ Noice-Nay-Oh That We Two We,
"a Maying (Nevin( Mrs. Steele, Nj
&c Wallace.
= Noice-June-a She Wears a Re-
"a Rose IN Her Hair (Halley), b Hos'
~ time CHadley- Mrs. C}app.
IN Eoice-July-His Buttons Are Marx
y I. 5. Carrie j. Bond Miss Ma
gaTet Scott.
&C Quartette-August-Co1ning Tnro' Il
al Rye tArr. by +. ". Wodelly Nj
Wood, Mrs Thompson. Mrs. Va
IL lace, Mrs. Clapp.
an Observation-Disclosures trhaI
TOM Mrs. Ciapp.
nd Eoice-October-The Turkeys 50.
a (Dekoven) Miss Margaret Scott.
Observation-Disclosures Chan
on nade) Miss Paxton.
IL Piano-December-At Pull Spe'
n (kowalslIi) Mrs. Webb. Mrs. FT3t
Clinton.
The Clinton Scr9SiS