Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, October 10, 1918, Image 4
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SERVICE AS BROAD
AS THE COMMUNITY
ELLENTON NEWS ITEMS
Mbs (ius-io Miller is quite
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ill,
Mi-* 1 <«jnis©'., Wilson is. g,t-
horn© from Tubiuiins
. MBs (’am© ' YVnitTirr'}»'©
isp©iyt An' \vPelx-f*H«] at llol'ii©.
ments for the boys In khaJcl, outings . II. M. < m-so!s .1:*.. is
for convalescent ' men back from Hj.L. lj© m .* J2UJ4' hir’uit'irr.
Fran/o7~TniMi, tftft,' appreciated «er- * -j;,. v (!. ]'.
vires to soldiers antf their relatives
■War Camp Community Servjce Pro
vides Numberleat Intimate Com-
forfTFor BoTdiefa"'
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Club 'rortins for -soldiers,' entertain-
CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADVS.
JFor headache,
neuralgia, colds and
grippe prudent phy
sicians now advise
Por Sale
FOB- HALE*—Fresh ground me*l st
Wachter’s Uri-t Will for.$:> f0 per
by sh**Jj t o b. mill. W i I bet ill, V*. C>
fcntered h-, hoc,nuf <■ a-.- mail matter Feb
ruary 14 lit' >-'•. itt I hr i , i>*'toJfiri'ai Barn
well S 0 , nil |«*r-the Art of Cong reus
of March 3, l.-STfh
not:©
AV114tr ire!- tp;:
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rd jjydr tofti Hr- ir-i T i i iy.i d fifty, cents
’ ecv>h s i||.. q ■' j i i ■ rrum
• Obit iarms 1 Tub't :s.oMfespert Reeo-
. luti iuA of i;-h[.ci*r Cards of Tiqttik*
and a’l oth r J a i g - '- ot.ie > oi li
wit! be c*)« rg d 1iH at 'h 1 ' rs r ui lii'y
cents |« r',11 M'. .'•ht i ' l • t j> ’ r word.,
each ■ t- Him u ni a in ninmni rjia'g
ui to c- hta. -
All c’laiig'“ -of ajver Ling 1 ti I al
eOmDliitiCArio i* m *«t ic addressed to
Ttie Baniviei Sr. i net Liei in"n-t bo in
thifl rttke imt la * r ban! 1 nu'day
moniH'K i • jnri.r.: iniliru mio , in the
•urrent issue.
All CO nnill oca'ion-; mu l I'O sig'iPO
by the writ r. i **t lor f • t bcii-oti, hit
m tn evidence of g ,i»it faith, and 1 >pro-
tevjt the new i':i|>i*r.
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year tt fttt; — jt mniiths
J 'Knree in- nth* 50•.
—, —/,— in wov vm k -—• - • •
lij reun t:in < lit ers or money t.rit rs
- inaV»-fT-v>' hi- to
/Thk N KW ^KNTINKI 1 I HI ISMIM) Co.
UNCLE SAM'S
ADVICE ON FLO
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1 . <’till’mi. It ft• In-1
. , , ii i* hi to!' tSi-t ( i if iV t Ui fi (Vi liven-
and friends-e-timae are some rtf the .. , ;
inairifobl activities of the War ("atrip .■ ll ‘ 11 t l - - ,S ^' ■ J '*‘ K
Community. tv-rvi^m . M ns.- Lja tin'"
■'The War ("ainp. Conim'uttWV S«r- ., •. - - , -
, • , . ... t /1 * 111111 ‘»I i t * > t u-<
vice' cotiipf close to the intimate life
of lhe\,*ohjier .and provides for hiH
me ill nl as well ns physical coin for t . M - J a . I ;i , i i f/pi* f'U.'-,
by fui nlH.hing the' fai ilities which <j |/ M . |-; ( ■-},-| I ( [ - J\I ; i: j
make it possible for him to relax . . j. ( , j A
frotne the strain of iniJiUiry training . - . ^
and the pn para fi on for overseas C
ffehtlnF. - ' . M« i h«i(}i*t‘ obt ivir inot lb
Its svmhol is the-red circle hrui its tinv .r;*!’'< r-i;«**-»!! \\ it.i.i M f- ! J'{ | '
activities are as unending as [he cir M;t>
ciitnferende of its insignia. Thou
sttnda of.'soldier boys take advantage-
of Its facilities and other thousands
of relative^ ami friends blithe ■ boys
in l.'ncle Sam's uniform, are. daily
benefited through its various ato
mies of effort. •
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CARELESSNESS RESULTS IN '
FAILURE.
^'ha' is wiiy we say, "Feed H. A.
Tin lira*' lb g I* >fcd it Ml'g' rrf ihSt le dl-
r mi m.” 110 NOT FKLh If M.0T-.
I’Y biit mix i with ground (ml rnM
m >ist ,J o with jn-t enough wat r to ninke
bem fie a! d>>«-. See futi <iyci».i i.., J s -m
paSk-hg^ .Y mr luyncy bnih i‘ ymi jrtt
F( 1R S A f ,K—*S» vef f y fi v** seres of |s> d. | not Siiti • (\-*d;
fvrty in e. iltiisli in i,h'*e Hides uf ^ ■ — 1 j
‘ 121 ’ r AliblVi'..- HAK« WIRE CHTS -ANib WfH VOS -r
S1XV. IkT ''Till, 103" 1.u ji"H -s'rn > ttf.* , troubles- nie to cure, f let n li-e tb
dscLsut;dl e! Fla.
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Tiyc improved tablet in
which tbs hfeavt-c'epressinfj
ler.ciency is counteracted-
by bevr;-i uiir \j elements.
To avoid confusion Aspilcne
is s^.id only in unbroken
packarfcs. Price 35c. At
t : N tiuic O alterCdm.gis~mr"^ -
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Results Will
Startle Barnwell
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ine_ntioii-the disease-n.«j occurring along t^iit llin^
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LIMESTONE’S OPENINC DAY. j ,., or , ,^,. k ....
tr . . Cage or e. P' Af ' J av. pti < **y- wa Ii A g I .\vi
v> _ w« a’-’, -t aiij-»1 eyes .ivmC fi^ p d -.1
( veiling, OI:(' of tile Jtigijf’St was n.\K » pp H-a -urn it r motor do
i‘. ,1 lv , "■ ‘”' r vi I'nt^MTlK' 1 b> cau-rk»
made tti** liiri ttor of Mu-ie.
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1.0.h-ip KVKHYTA>h: t w ak - tti e'.tj
,. . . < r infiaHo-d »*y. s ONE WASH ~t <rt e« 1
on each one lor a >tunt, and V i t |, i < f , ,ie Ainmi , eym
Prol. Ayt r’s motiolojiue on love;*’ p FkFK. c K. Burekhaicr. uV,L
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IL S. Public Health Service Issues
Official Health Bulletin
on Influenza.
t‘ ' ' Y
tlie rij*;t<'rii front In tfie Bummer ami \j i „ A r. i ....
fall of 11*17 ” u 1111 ai m. i o - i.itni 1.11s11. J he ^
How c.n "Spanf.h Influenza" be rec- '» |»«tiRal- «.'»« V-am:,,,,- „f , Tin;
ognized? - <>t riirrlA'.x. iiO lias l»e< n h4. i* mii ]>ris(‘ij. tIn* Pacnlt.v by fculjiun
“There is at yet no certain way in < A J'Wtwl ‘*oi»n..
wtrtch a single ease of ‘Spanish iiifiu* F/He iton. S. <7 Oe; 7f fi
On .1,0 0.1,- I.tilce I’.niim-r, of Hnn.uHl- i .vriamillgly funny. Wt-1
-I' 1 ' 1 %.n-t '"-'-k ]•, Uonld i.ui l.uak UJ. fu. Itfecvoni.e
to the outbreaks of otdinnry coughs to" n id - , iioiuii r i-* very ln K Lditil \tr scuiyj our Coin
and colds. Which usually occur In the | « ;u:l;ir in lii-iii uu> t<r\vu u n’i s,,|1 b r -^. You should iieftr us mk,4
cold montha, .epidomira-of-Influen7.il j,j, mnuv Iib nil 1 * jiro al wa\ * j Dtst verse wlricb was yvimen
may occur at anv season of the venr * U- . r .... ; t /
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ofiset as they are in infiuenziT. Final (i
Ha or,hudry * colds do Ui>f sjlreijd , ,,
through the community so ri:pi<lly or
A>o 1 on.*!\u‘ly as does lnflin*ir/a. *
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(LATEST WORD ON SU3JECT.
■pldcmlc r-robably Not Spanish in
Origin—Germ Still Unknown—Peo
ple Should Guard Against “Droplet I Iv
- , -!ys4-
Infection’’—Surgeon General Blue
Makes'Authoritative Statement.
--'hi *"nst cases a person taken sick
with iniluenza feels si,*k Tatlier fvid-
denly. He feels weak, has palps in fJTw
‘‘.vey, ears, head «ui hack, and may be
sore- all over. Many patients feel,
dizzy, .some votnlt. .Most 11:1 > pu-
11 < ■ 111 Si edtllpla'll of fee* II, r e|||ll.\. and
with This collies u fe.ve; i t , wldeh rbo
t« titpei a I'ire rises to 11M1 fo 1 u p ||j
i niosi (-!•.- s the pulse renuiivis relMtJ\e-
slow. ' "
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If I lie pal i'. Id • on
r " 51 1 *’ "Ami afu-.r- liiv-srritu.n 011
,n " *\jf'liriatmn /Cmtvdiiou Sundav
jriririiind ^ur k»vc which m«>
aiTi ii iy Jn.-l became bcllej\
iproy* f eaTiz* d before what
wtymi**rlui Ui,114 it wa* to i»c a
yp-p.<.Cin:. a., 1 i 10|jtened deinv
cun. ;i ( ..lidi tii (U iiio&iat. And
1 fu \ t r 1’caiizt d -before .
t u) ■!/dis- i d 1 ly tii©-' tneniting of “ti ii:it\
on t iis yi o y ,. Z e tll ut ,iiv'y That*-what hesho v-
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LOST!
(Tn public road from Barnwell to .Vkr:<bde,
fine automobile tiro rim, casing .anti tuiH\pra<fi
caWy hew, i'indcr w ill rctu: r. iu [Tonic Bank oF
Barnwell. » i
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Washington, I>. ©*.— (Spe lab) M-
though King -Alton -o of S]>ain w * s
one of. the \ ictinia of (hi* intluej/. ep;
denile in 1 Tf and again this -aim ier,
Rpr.uish 1, ,,iior.ities repudiate anv
.<■!*! n lo ii,;l£onzM a- a "Spiiaish“ dis*
ease. If the people of this country do
not luke care ti+e—ep!de;nh' ujll'l m
eome so widespread llinuughmit tie*
United StaP *» ikut soon we .-ball hear
the disease called “American" inltu-
f:t• t tb:
eyes aii
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ln response to a request for definite < reiv e' above (he tn\imn!. ft is possi-
.Infonnation concerning Spanish intlu ^ jbe-ijiat the lab'oratocy imes.tiga.tj,,ns
>«nta, Kurgi“<>n (ienerul Hupert Blue of i now Being made through the National
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’th* U. S. I’uldic Health Service has*' Ke^rtm h Council and the United
•uUiorizcd the foHowing ollieial Inter- Uygienlc Laboratory will fur-
-Yiew ; ' nlsh n tm»re certjUn way hi, which Indi-
— uik.t , e . . , _ v , . vldiml eases of tills disease can he
What is Spanish Influenza? Is It J reco 'idzed ” ! *
‘•••nathing new? Does it come from :
•p*ln? 1 What is the course of the disease?
\ Do people die of It? -
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Hill
“Nf.i :ii.d atn
mTguard tyatt iigr t
oils 'dis* a st' germs
fold of gpiize or n
paiieni." y
Wdl a person whe has had influenza
before catch the disease again?
“It is well known that an attack .of jhh a la t 4c le utu i tul |,u*:cr cali- :
measles or searU;t finer or smallpt»x i,j<r ’(Ur the Kourtll hibertyl
usually protec ts a) person against an- 1 ,, ,• ,
otl„T nttn. k of tl.e s:,roc dis/astt This U-furo Olo F' SK-r \v;t> j
appears not to be true of ‘Spanish in- 1 u 11 ‘ • t! \ Uj* til© J resilient 0 til© |
„ , , } fluenza^ According to newspaper re- liiltfith Comity- called for Ji
Spanish Inlluou- | r',la\'-.‘' nl ,7m,. p Hh nf 1 '?™ P « h « K !"f "f S|wl» suH-rcJ an „„ , un; , | H . r S, Jc icjy; l'i.,
, «“'«*•>“ 00vorn. Ilut while ,ho pro ,or, of ClNwMv K iri ‘ *H-I t r » bd.xl,
cold, accomnanh'd hv fi»vpr lurinw ■ 1 .. ** vicniM ii)in\ \ts n^o, <i!iM h<ir h^rin « , , \
thatlis In the yrresent epid.uide 1ms R tr4cken during the rtcen'f outt.reiik in th© hist oil© MlbsCl lDcd il», Hi
genmUty been low. In some places tR*. Spain.". ' - (l.illm v . Th© st ©oiiti iVlif follow-
t.utlueak lias i»een severe and cleat ha ,, . „•■* ,,
have' been numerous. Wheti cfeat hoc- How can * one 8 uard a 8 alnst influ- ©U ll.i liit ; dl . t* I.V, 111© T^yojM r
enza? Sot etty took ji if lh(W)ond.* Didn't
“In guarding, against disease of all I tell Mm that if lliere.i- one
kinds, it i' imivortan-t that the L„k1v be „ -. • .. .• .. .
kept strong and able to fight oft dis- _ n< ‘ •’ 11 11 P‘BriotKU
ease germs. -This can be done by hav- bt ( ('Ills© ue went UJ» t.ow li.
lng a proper proportion of work, f*lii>; I' ti ink til© (ialliiey folks, i. say
mid rest, lnr keeping the bojly well - ‘■fyl-k'-s bn emus - * it's mtlcll mol e
sullicient whole- v th a 11 f’O Ik—t lit* <..ailh©V
food. In .. . ‘ , . - - , ,
li to re- hubs must' have bet n glad to
~tMisvs of appat'L‘L) 11y tlie- samtgkiml of member that milk is one of the best M © tig, for 1 heajd ©V©r> body
’The disease misv occurring In this
country and called
■l* resembles a very contagious kind
Coughs and Sneezes
Spread Diseases
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1 cti'rs It is usually the result‘of a coin*
( plication,"
.What causes the disease and how Is
It spread?
"Bacteriologists who have studied ln-
floenza epidthnlcs In the past have
yTV i found in jimajL-nt the ca^es n-.w;py » gothed, mitITy toting'sufllclei
] | small rod-shaped germ called, after its soum'and properlv selected "1
td4.H<‘(.verer, Pfeiffer s bacillus In other correction with dT© it w»
© ready and'eveti eager
^ -- disease there were’ found pneutWo©H, all-around fowls obtarnable for adults talkilP' about the dillerLMice in
AaDangerous a« Pbi»?n Cut Shell# .the germs of lobar .hnoumonlib. Vtill as well ns children. So far as a dis- , t t »h* t ( Wn lam
ta th* bt>nri AVM 1 u others h^ve been cause,I ky stfepio- ease like influenza is concerned, health ' •*
- T* 5? a<1, y(tSt OHr8, 1( a© k or other , coecR.aml hy others geF^nT with long authorities everywhere recognize t he Monday and today^d li© l tmuirk
,1^ 8 ^ f>0(,y an<1 a fooling of se- • names. very close relation between Its spread"“inaL©S its fed liy^lily ©odd, I'll
tere sickness: lii'most of the cases tlie “No malfer wha>"particular kind of and overcrowded homes. Wldje' LLJs te]l y (ru
•ymptoms disappear^fter Three or four j”(terin"causes the epidemic, It Is now not always possible, especially In ... vi-
day*, t^e patient Mien ra[»ldly recovm^believed that Influenza Is always times Iike x 3|ie present, jto avoid such 1 ,-L
Inf. Some of the patients, liowever, 1 * s i> r ead from person to person, tho overcrowdin^TjTeoplu^should consider stai't 16 work tomorrow
develop pneumonia or -infl'i-mraatioti ‘ R, * r, J Mr carried w!th the air along ' the health danger and make everv ijK^dcad ?'tll li©st”. It is sure
0t the ear, or meningitis, and idh.iv of ^ l ' 1 ! h V ™ ry (,ro ‘ ,leU " f nHI ’ cu8 ’ pfr ° rt t0 ^Xhome overcrowd-Xnoiigb study hour LOW and I
fin -, " u “' < ^ ■“ 1 ' ■ ■ • “ XT ~ | Ahvavs- yo«r#r 1 aiid . Daddy
girl, jijkI To th© new
in street cars, care "^uld be tnkeXto girls. r . —
keep the-face so Turned as not to In-- “All Old (iirl.”
hale directly ©he air brz'atiied out hy j
another person.
"It JT esitCcjally important 4o t*e-
thls so vafied Spanish Inrtuenzu Is j who already lliVS Ui© ffernisTTf the dis- . over emphasized.
Identical with ttie epidemics of influen- 1 ease. They may also he carried about
M A f AO Mr. I . 1 * Z m. il.J. 1- .1 M _
of earlier years is not yet known. ' .! <n tht air in the form of dusTcoming
—^Epidemics of Influenza have visited f ,om dri*sl mudus, from\coughing'’and
this country since 1047. It is Interest- sneezing, or from careless |*eople who
log to know that tins first cphlernlc ' splt on tlr0 n " or «nd on the sidewalk,
was ‘brought lure from Valencia As ,n most ^‘ ru (JdXng diseases, a
Wherr"crowding is unavoldaTde, as •
f!
V
lilencja
8paln. Since tiiat time there iiave
been numerous epidemics of the dis
ease. In 1SV© and 1800 an epidemic
of Influenza, starting somewhere in tlie
Urvett, spread - , first, to Liissfa atwl
thence over practically the .entire
llized world. .Three years later thefe
was.another flare up «*t <1M U
Both ,tim< 3 Yj rpblei, je sph ad wide
ly over the Unitol y ttttes^
*Wf)hough the pr»‘.v<*nt epidemic Is
called ‘Spanish i,. 11 ■ iln-;*. pi j,i*
*P«A»on.'ti> i- i hat it orlgiiiajNuLin
8poi*. Some w rPers wb^Jm ve sm-ij* ,t
ibul tlie Uinieaue
]>erson "who hasuoftty a mild attack of
tlie disease himself may give a very-
severe at lack to-others.”
What should be done by those who
catch the^dtsease?
“It is very, important thaTevt ry.pcr-
ware of the person who coughs or 1
leczes without coverirignibr- month
and nose. It also follows Hint <,r,e
I
LETTER FROM A
SOLDIER BOY.
YYt* hit ttkIH^hcI to Miss Rinli
BhM.rhl keep out of crowds am] stuffy •, -, . "
pijMe.s ns min-h as possible, keep **• I>l'>l<fit, of A fo^tbi
homes, offices and workshops well air- folbiuiii'g iut'ci; from, 1st. Sofigt.
son whd'dn'romes sick-with influenza. r<i, spend some time out of doprs ea< Ii IC. K. Blount lvOrt’Oirt
slHH'fld go home at once and go to tied, .day, walk to work if at all pra.ytbadde vf .,, t\j„ j7}()t 1 t i- •>
Tills wifi help keep away dangerous --In sliort, niake e\*'ry ffwV sihle effort
at the sain » to Treat lie. as'inn
Stb’e. . *
1.
r ^. u Li-v. jj s
!-
Iv. IK . J’l'.'tmt aiul th a
jot
i
Il©:»tl(jt.attei> troojiv.
VonipJIcatlons and \vi
time, k(H'[» tiro parJent frotii srajt&ii
thy disease farm ml wide. It ‘ir.WWdr- '^T’n’ail iierili'h' m'at,r*Ts~(,,llow th»-, -1 n f,, |1 i^_ti t tt r v .1 .! ::ti’ , " > 7
desirable that no oi,.- bo-VfUiwM^n v.< e . f - - ,TV 1 - ; . m A ..fro I
" S.l ep ill '| ||e SI, , 1, I e . | - . l»l ' T ' * f ' . ~ •' - ( •, “ ' t
f( ’■(. In Tuct: no one huts the hui.v*. tifi-' " , rK n \ . \ S' • A --
b..» uid be allowed in ;he routn. *>
:‘,K U>ece js coiuiU liu sputum or.
“Cover «P V C vh it. J anT^accjit
If,you don’t ycu’iLs*>FcitL
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- Perhaps it ‘has not occurred
you tiiat you carr participate
Swift oc Company's ,kocHs,—a
also shade its risks,—by beco:
y \ a co-partncr in the hnsinftr
It is itot a close corporation. x
Ycu can do this by bujdng Swift &
Company shares, which are bought
and sold on die Chicago and Boston
stock exchanges.-
There are now over 22 000 share
holders of Swift & Company, 3,500 of
whom are employes of the- Company.
These 22,000 shareholders include
7,800 women.
Cash dividends have beeip paid reg
ularly for thirty years. The rate at
present is 8 per cent.
The capital stock-is all.of one kind,
namely, common stuck—there is no
preferred stock, and this common stock
represents actual values. -There is no
“water,” nor have good will, trade
marks, or patents been capitalized.
This statement is made solely forydhF"
information and not for the purpose of
booming Swift.& Company stock.
We welcome, however, live stock
producers, retailers, and consumers as
6o-partners.
We particularly like to have for
shareholders the people with whom
we do business.
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understanding.
a better mutual
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Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois
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