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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
GLASS WINDOWS
HALTED DISEASE
CHEAP VACUUM CLEANER WILL
LOWER TUBERCULOSIS DEATH
RATE 500 WHEN INVENTED,
SAYS AUTHORITY ON THE
GREAT WHITE PLAGUE"

On the day that glass windows were
Invented the death rate from tubercu.
losis dropped thirty per cent, and when
the day comes that cheap, efficient
vacuum cleaner is perfected that will
sell at q price permitting everyone 10
/ have one the death rate from the
Great White Plague" will drop fifty
per cent more, according to J. P,
Kranz, executive secretary Of the Ten
nessee Anti-Tuberculosis Association.
Fresh, clean air and sunlight are the
two things most necessary to health,
and while windows have allowed sun
light to enter our homes, still our
rugs and carpets are the haven for mil
lions Of germs which are always ready
to infect us, Mr.. Kranz said at re.
cent health conference in Nashville.
Until that vacuum cleaner Is per
fected, and even after 1t is in use, the
Tennessee Anti.Tubereulosis Associa.
ton must continue its statewide cam.
paign against disease" said Mr.. Kranz,
1.-THE state association does not con.
tine Its fight to tuberculosis; il be.
lieves that the extremely high death
rate Tennessee has from this scourge
Is due to a low public vitality which
has been reduced by unhealthy living
/ conditions and other diseases So far
our fight is to improve the community
health, and when we attain our OBJ
jective we will have not only wiped
cut tuberculosis, but we also will have
abolished other diseases and ills.
"To maintain our staff Of public
health experts we have been selling
these little Penny Red Cross Christ.
mas Seals throughout Tennessee for
The past ten years The pennies that
come in to us at Christmastide have
aided us to establish Sanitariums, Pre-
ventOriums, Fresh Air Camps and
Open Air Schools throughout the state.
During the past year our workers
have been in every county and we
found so much sickness that we have
adopted for our state slogan, "a Pub
lie Health Nurse in Every County"
Oar association works hand In hand
with the county boards Of health, and
with the state boards Of Health, Edu.
cation and Charities, Our work has
been Endorsed by Gov. Roberts, who
has volunteered to act as state chair.
man for our campaign TO sell seals
this year
Last year more than 1900 Tennes-
scans died from tuberculosis. And
this disease is durable, preventsble and
controllable. We have discovered that
every person who dies from consump.
tion leaves eight persons infected with
this plague. So there are more than
$4,000 tubercular people In Tennessee
today. 1t is our duty to seek out these
people and to cure them and to pre-.
vent them from injecting others. The
money we collect in the. counties will
be expended in the counties in health
work. We hope that the Seal Sale this
year will result in a public health
nurse in every county of this state"
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

zines more often xiii than cure, still
the idea of always having your doctor
call around and looking after your
folks ever SO often 10 q good one, and
this idea is coming to the front in this
country.
Do you know that whom you pur-
chase some Of the little penny Red
Cross Christmas Seals from the Ten.
nsssee Anti-Tuberculosi Association
you are paying to have one of the best
corps Of nurses and health workers IN
this country to look after your health
all year round?
The money collected In these annual
sales Of seals has built up a staff Of
public health workers whose headquar,
ters are in Nashville. These health
workers are constantly travelling over
the state seeing that people keep well.
In reality they are the same as the
Chinese physicians, only they don't
feed you powdered rats when you are
sick. They have accomplished such
wonderful work In building up the
public vitality that they should be re-
tanned for another year. and to do this
We must purchase enough seals 50 that
every holiday letter and package that
10 mailed this Christmastide shall have
one or more Of these little messages
Of Health and Hope attached to them.
The United States Government pays
Admiral Grayson NJ. d., by the year
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
CHINESE DOCTORS
PAID IN ADVAN(
QUAINT CUSTOM ALSO FOUND
TENNESSEE WHERE ANTi.Tl
eEHCuLosls ASSOCIATION
FIGHTS FOR BETTER
HEALTH.

Over In China your physician 10 Dsil
By the year to keep the family well.
He is fireside friend and his LIE d
cue long session Of social calls Tn bis
patients. he sits down year in and
year out, preaching the rules OF health.
snd II one of the family falls sick
he is the first person to know 1t. His
horrible preparations OF ground-up rats
and other potent remedies are admins
tered without delay. and II the person
dies or becomes seriously sick, you
ssk-well. then YOU discharge your
physician and call in another.
All this seems curious to the 0cci.
dental mind. yet think how much dis
ease and suffering would be eliminated
II We paid our physicians by the rear
70 keep rs well. Whila Chinese usdi.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
MR.. FRED.wHITEt SAYS, DON'T
IDLE BECAUSE YOU ONLY
SEE ONE RAT"

81 did, pretty soon l found my eel
lar full. They ate ms potatoes. AT
ter trying RAT. SNAP I got deat
rats. The rest later. They pass Or
the potatoes to eat RAT. SNAP" II
there are rats around pour place follow
Mr.. Whites example. Three sizes,
25c. SOC. s1.OO. Sold and guaranteed
by NJ. P. Bailey..& Son. Quarles & nc
Cawley, Anderson & Halle, Gaines.
borO.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
The'statistics gathered by the
lreau in regard to farms are
ed quite extensively by the
apartment of Agriculture in its
York of aiding farmers.

The ingenious machines used
by the Census Bureau to count,
SORT and tabulate the informa-
ton gathered by the census
enumerators are the product of
the Bureaus own labartory.
The sorting machines viii take
!. are of 800 cards per minute,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Your Blood Needs
| z q 20

to keep President Wilson wen 50,
since the government has adopted this
Chinese idea why should not all Amer
loans adopt it and purchase Red Dress
Christmas Seals? The Tennessee Aati-
tuberculosis Association pays its staff
10 keep Tennesseans well and to sure
those who are sick. They are The
Chinese physicians to Tennessee.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
HEALTH BONDS.

In conjunction with offering
Red Cross Christmas Seals 10
Tennessee for the tenth time the
Tennessee AntiTuberculosis As
ISOLATION is also planning to sell
Health Bonds during the early
part OF December. These bonds
carry dividends returnable IN
GOOD HEALTH for one year,
and are one Of the most attrac-
tive Investments ever offered to
the people of this state, accord.
ing TO Governor Roberts. who Il
heading this campaign.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

TAs easiest time to Gull hens b our
- August o. September. but October
b IN sxesllsnt dine II the Eork has
been nsglectsd. You csn thu save
N saprentssls Asais winter bosrs ~
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

Kssp q watch for wsrty potatoes
Your Anding one or more may resul1
N tAa saving Of you and your neigh
bors many hundreds Of doIlsn>
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

the counting machine can do 500
cards a minute and the tabulat-
ing machine is capable of hand
ing 400 cards each minute.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
BIG AUCTION SALE

BEAUTIFUL 0AKMONT
One Of Maury COuntys Finest Farms
7l2 Acres On Prenses IL Miles South Of Spring HILL Ten72 Acres
farm "s aiPE s2s 's @ s9s Ss
s TIE s SR gs' he n sp v VERY E1 1a far
and Fo s m a fGl the s ata ev Spring td
second ea sD to nons the
This fine farm of Franklin
n the ss sj 'i' Ct e 's sf'a ss' % fsn
@ +. Is. .snrssis: y &c s Ayers Green
Rs EES G.1sr T., s y
% 81 ] r5d i dollar FAKE s s Bs s
fooR this carefully select and
The farm will be sold in five tracts PAS 1856 1856
TRACT NO.
] ;; ss 5; r. 5 %Sss @
a s T1 ~as as sss T S s' aa psh a9d 1
s ss % ss :sa ssa .;i' s
orchard and fine spring and spngho1se stock
Condition. making
TRACT No.2
a s rich level Gently s e eso1 Fs .5 first ct s sse p
bas orchard and S A grass o but pr n
Il. ss %i oss Y s Guiding S VIII fenced 1 s.
small through the farm
TRACT
land that this and 10
tons
blue
all facilities
beautiful building frontage would
splendid and It well fenced and csnced with fresh
nd ant well
TRACT NO.4
of
has splendid building site and long pike frontage
will make splendid little farm
TRACT nos
Contains
splendid
condition surrounded beautiful lawn and
oudngs splendid
desirable
fields with
accessible field and pasture and practically building
ING 70 Do BUT payment
and the farm will do the rest
TERMS-Cne-fouth bashb alneeay
and posses l.
Lunch the ladies
Fort 10 MR. AGNEW
the farm
H. DNNINC, Owner w. DILLON co, Agents.
O. Thomas, Columbia, Tenn. Nashville Tenn.
Gil Moore Aucicnea Bryan Mgr. Farm Dept
, , the counting machine do 500 JOHN WHITE CO. 80
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04

llu hnga nnd purses account Tor
more yards IF magnificent ribbon than
other accessories llptWppn now ana
Christmas there Will he lively husl=
ness III tho ribbon counter where
inuuniings for bags nfn sold along
with The ribbon to mnhR them, IN
the picture above u Purse and bag
nre shown The long purse Ia black
Hntin brocndpd In silver And the bag
IL In brilliant colors striped with
black. mounted on n black celluloid
frame.
The story Of plain satin ribbons. for
little hngs aud nun,herless other
trinra that women love. Is much long
or thnn that Of The splendid hrocades,
There are innuineinhlr trinketa made
of ribbon A little face powder bog
Of satin ribbon is shown In the picture.
II has n small round mirror In the bot
tom and narrow satin ribbon handles
that draw NJ and close the top. II
serves to carry small box Of powder
aud convenient puff.
Hair ribbons for little girls are
shown IN mnny pretty striped yari'
ctles and taffetn remains the favorlte
for hair bows which with bags, keep
n gpy stream Of ribbons flowing over
the ribbon counter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04

The goddess Of The looms must have
fingered about American silk mills
when designers were planning THIS
aonsnn'a ribbons. Aud she was IN a
happy and upuien mood, for the ut
most IN weaving hhs hlossoned IN
ribbons Tint arp MI the why from ghy
to gorgeous The richness of M
tumn'a rnlorrui days. with sunshine
and moonshlue. all are reflected In
hrocnded ribbons heavy with gold aud
silver threads and very brilliant In
sheen and color. SO much beauty
lures one away from the consldefn-
ton or Its price which Is very high
nut only small quantities of the
most gorgeous ribbons appear IN any
apparel or dress accessories, except
for evening dresses In these wide
metal braided ribbons nre used With
some generosity. Mostly the wide and
brilliant ribbons are used for making
shopping baga and purses. in the
crowns nf hnts or IN sasheH on hats
and for vests IN dresses and suits. In
evening dresses Of tuile or crepe or
lnra they make brilliant panels or
gIrdles and occasionally handsome
afternoon froch looks to them FOR
a touch or splendor In the glrlle.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04
LIFE's MOST DREADED HOUR
Modern Science Has Utterly Failed
to DO Away With Mans Fear
OF the Dentists Chair

Monday Mt u n. IN. Is zero hour for
iis. At that time we afe 10 go over the
top IN the dentists office. He VIII he
there with his mnehine guns and pol
son gns md bnyonets to receive us.
and MI our cries Of "knmernd" will
anvil us naughti
lie will tnll IN the language Of The
diplomat. MS he always does. lie will
tell us the marvellous advances made
IN the profession Of dentistry during
the last few years, and explain Wit,
words Of wisdom the new knowledge
which hns conquered pnln.
We shall hear how teeth cnn be
extracted from one side Of the Jaw
while the patient calmly goes on chew
Ing with the ether. Science, so he Will
shy. In these modern days can remove
tooth from the head and tho man
will not know II until the dentist
hnnds It to him to take home and
show the children.
We are strong for these scientific
talks our dentist gives us betwet 4
shocks. Nothing IL 81 soothing to us
when we nre sitting IN his chnir MS
his professional information about nil
ihnt hns been done to make dentistry
easy. Marvellous tents Of oral surgery
can now be performed while the pa
tient Is still winklng Ut The dentists
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04
Take RICH.TONE
and Gain new encray


You arr more ambitious and you lot more
enjoyment out of everything when your
blood II In GOOD condition. Impurities In
thu blood have very depressing effect on
tho system, causing weakness. lasiness.
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTtiLHSs Chill TONIC
rustoecs Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and EmlchsnR the Hood When you feel
IL strengthening. invilorHtine effect. nee
how II brings color 60 the cheeks and how
Il improves the appetite. you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
GROVES TAsTELESs Chill TONIC
u not q patent medicine. II In simply
IRON and QtlNINE suspended IN syrup.
So pleasant even children like II. The
blopd neuds Quinine 10 Purifyit and IRON
% Enrich Il. These reliable tonic prop
critics never fall TO drive out impurities In
tho blood,
The Strength Creating Power Of GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC he's made Il
the favosIte tonic In Thousands 81 homes.
More than thlttysfive years ago. folks
would ride long distance 10 het GROVES
TASTELESS Chin TONIC when
member Of theiI family had Malaria or
needed h bodybuilding. etreneth-aivin
tonic. Tho formula "a just the Same To-
day, and you can let Il from any drug
eture. CO.. per bottle.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04
MAYOR OF OMAHA
LYNCHED BY MOB
Cour, House Burned in Effort
TO Get Negro Who Was
Lynched.

Omaha. Mob Mayor Ed Y. Smith.
victim of two attempts at lynehns
Sunday afternoon, died Monday morn
ing an result Of Injuries received.
An attempt "a lynch Mayor VI -
Smith was made by the mob which
later hanged William Brown, a Negro.
90 light pole
The mayor had gone 10 The court
house aud held consultation with
Sheriff CLARK Emerging from the
courthouse he met the mob and began
to make an appeal for law and order
Somebody shouted Lynch him Hnd
member Of the mob threw rope
around his neck,
HALF q dozen men dragged the mayor
half n block aud threw the loose end
Of The rope over n trolley pole Twice
they drew the mayors body from The
ground Each time two police Officers
cut tho rope Following the second
attompt these officers succeeded IN
getting the mayor into police motor
car and rushed him 70 surgeons
office nearby The mayor waH bleed
Ing from his mouth and nose aud after
brief examination by physicians was
taken to n hospital
Ills face and body were badly bruis-
cd by being dragged by the mob
The riot centered about the masnlfi-
cent new courthouse building. which
was set on fire IN the efforts TO reach
william Brown. q negro, charged with
crmnally attacking Agnes bobech. a
white girl. few days ago.
with flames mounting steadily from
floor TO floor, Sheriff Mike Clark and
hiH deputies fought a battle Of hours
10 save Brown, but II o'clock with the
cries Of the 100 OF more prisoners on
the top floor@=the Jail floor-ringins
IN his ears. he was compelled to sur.
render the prisoner.
The latter Wac hurried TO an electric
light pole and hanged.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04

pretty nurse nnd wondering when the
operation IL to begin. Things hive nd.
vnnced 81 That the dentist now Inns 10
tell his pntienis when II Is time tn go
home. He picks teeth ont uf mans
hend rs n piukpoebet picks his purse.
The patient never misses hem until
he gets home and tries to use them.
Hut with oil that science has done
for painless dentistry II has left one
great field untouched. Science hns
never made one step towards tighten.
Ing the dread Of going 10 dentist.
Men still suffer ms much as they ever
did. anticipating tho hour when they
must 90 To the torture chamber.
They nny not suffer when they mr..
rive but Nil the throes of agony nre
theirs when they nre on The way. Mo-
body yet Inns found way to approach
the dentlHt'H zero hour calmly and IN.
disturbed Having tooth ynnked nny
not he painful, but thinking about hay.
Ing one pulled IN M full Of misery ~
ever Il wns.-Detrot Free Press.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04

pnnher Is big, healthy. bearded
man who looks rs though he could liti
hair hundredwelglis IN enfh hand ~
easily as he picks up his palette.
An elderly rustic, who ha1 been
standing watching him painting ny the
roadside. approached him.
"No offense. sr" he began, but "a
anything The matter WI terT'
Ne" answered bnuhar. what
makes you HslJf''
"ynr hnln't lame, arc your
lame Good gracious, nor
"yer hnin't nd misfortune In my
wny2 The sciaticnr or lonhager. thnt
kind o laid yer byY'
mol I'm IS well rs have always
been"
The rustic drew himself NJ aud
enzed acotnfully at The artist.
AN yer coll yprself u man, mn can
alt theer n-dotu' o. that, no Eaih.
well I'm hlost !"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04

Corpus Christi. Tex.-A revised sum
mary Of the casualties made public
this week by the bureau of informa-
ton places the known dead in the
vicinity Of Corpus Christi az the result
OF the hurricane aud tidal wave which
swept over the South Texas gulf coast
Sunday, Sept. Ia. nj ago. OF this NUM-
Der ih7 were identified leaving tGJ
In the list Of those atill unidentified.
The known dead In the vicinity Of
Rockport. Arkansas Pass and Port
Arkansas Ii officially given as g. bring.
Ing the death roll IN the Htorm4Hwept
area up to 5ab, In Corpus Christi
alone the liHt Of persons still unae-
counted for contains 2Tb names. max.
Ing grand total Of go for the affect.
ed districts, including known dead and
missing.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04

Georgetown, Textile Williamson
County Sheep breeders Association
haH recently paid out the stun OF $50
on wolf bonnties. The stoekmen. after
holding conference few months
ago. agreed 10 tax themselves 10 create
n fund for tie purpose of offering n
bounty sufficient to be effective. They
agreed 10 pay $40 q scalp, and the
result In that many wolves are Hlsngh.
tered TO the great benefit Of sheep
folds.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04

A strut through establishments.
whose styles we know to be nutlUrita-
tive soon yerltlra the assertion mnAe
by manufacturers Tint tailored suits
nre growing fnncier. That Is the first
impression "a lie gathered from almost
any display. But one must not draw
conclusions too quickly. II has come
20 the place where there are several
distinct types of the tailored suit, In
eludlng the knoclS-uhout suit the wnlks
ing sui and the promenade suit (Which
mus, he another name for whit we
hive known as the formal suit) The
Lnpclt.nhuut aud walking Suits Will
plenae those who Hre welded Ia severe
tnilur-mude. while promenade md
formnl suits are for those who like
departures from this type.
Probably the influence Of French
IDEAS has promoted the success Of The
tanripr tailored Suits for the severe
tvpu has never been n fnvoritc with
Paris, Where there Ii no place for Il
vny or frivolous or dainty touch TO ap.
pnrpl. French designers seem to feel
hamppred; they dn not like the type
Of suit that attends strictly 10 the
business Of being practical and well
mndc. They delight In unexpected lit
to decorative touches TINT have no
reason for existing. except to be In
tereHt:ng and good looking.
All the new glove finish fahrrs-and
their name II legion promote the
cause Of fnncirr suits. puvetyn.
velours, duvet and their like. are very
soft with surfaces Tint vhry. but ara
never hard. Close behind them trico.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04
'~'''1
White Popular In Paris.

Paris has turned much to white. and
It II much worn on this side of Allan
tic now for late afternoons. II IL al.
ways lovely. IL white. or course, some
women don't look especially we'll In
II. and there are some artists. lovers
Of color. who think II unbecoming to
most women. Sun. to most of us there
II charm about white. Its perfect
freshness suggests youthfulness. Its
lack Of color Il restful. SO we like
white. even when II robs the face
above Of some OF tn color.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04
Apt Reminder.

GONE upstairs AMI let me wnsh
your hands," snid Winnies mother.
II don't wnnt Ia go NJ |" walled Win
ME. nged three. let her wnsh them
down here" called grnndmnmh,n "she
enn do II Just ~ well" mo" her
mother snid firmly, II want her to
come up with mel" Winnie cntne up
atnirs as slowly ns possible on
she snd. turning wrnthfully tenrfui
face to her mother. "why don't you
obey your motherf''
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04
Deadly Enemy Of Mnsnui,n.

The no-cnllcd "wnter dog Of the Pa
ciir const Of the United States II Il
newt five 10 eight inches long. Though
quite immune to natural enemies itself.
II destroys NIL mosquitoes within It's
range. md IN the experiments nf prof.
A. G. Chandler. Of the Oregon Agrirul.
fun1 coliere. single individual may
devn.ir 900 mosquito lnrvne In 4 hours.
besides killing ~ many more. This
harmless creature may he placed In
pools and streams where no fishes
could exist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04
A BRIGHT. CLEAR COMPLEXION

iz always admired. nud II Is tho lnudn
bic ambition of every woman tu dn nll
she con To- mike hpraelf attractive
Many of our southern women have
found Tint Tetterlne is invaluable for
clearing NJ blntchss. itchy pntchea
ETC. aud making the skin soft hnd
velYety. The worst cnseH of eczernD
aud other toriurins skin diseases yield
to Teiterine, Sold Ivy druggists or sent
by mail FOR zoe. by Hhuptrine 90,
Savannah. Gn-Adv.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04
World.s Need 10 Justice.

Justice IN tho lives Of PROGRESSING
Christians would make unnecessary
half Of our institutions Of charity. II
Is lack of economic industrial and so
cial Justice which makes current ciyili-
sntion 70 unsafe. II IL the lack Of jus.
ticc In Russia which has made pos.
slble the bolsheviki nightmare. II was
the lack Of economic justice which
made possible the French Revolution
With ali lts fantastic murders. There
fore, Seek judgment. wv. II. Hincks,
b. b. ID Adult Class Monthly.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04
Honor Il John WesIexss.

The term Methodist was first ap-
piled to Charles Wesley, and not to
John Wesley. the renl founder Of
Mcthodism. And II was applied 40 4
term Of ridlcule. or ~ an eptthet.
Charles Wesley was student ut OK.
FORD. where. AZ no says. he began ITO
observe the inethod Of study prescribed
BY the university He must havs
been Z sticklsr for method" to- he
was always using the word. This
gained me ~ nickname u Msthodist,"
10 mys n ons u his letters
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-04
Haekiessness.

"rhey are still talkin about tryin'
old Hill Hohengnllern" said Three
Finger sam.
"Well," commented Cactus Joe.
''that Jest shows the difference be-
tween berlin and Crimson Gulch. In
this town they couldn't flnd lawyer
with nerve enough TO take his case"