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TTi 1 mi' ' : i HT THE PTOMWCB DAILY TtMES TUESDAY AFTER NOON. MAY 11. 11I20. For Fever Headaches and Neuralgic Pains *. > * ^•h lV‘nhMr- ... .t •.. « .ur.- !.■ I. .i; j v.a Ire.ul- ■ I. ala iui 1 ”o ; ■. MiiC* it.i ;*i «c‘( r i ra? Uv - y'\ ?,'r | r ircls pe t ;o ir uC.’.' ; I: *• t ;■ r 1 ' r i i : ■ • ■ t • nr ■•ttfiV.Ui! l.u.. C. r...n, ^ An WmrovHi A>Mvln tiifrf •wish n-iif m it. o i *j ;.i i <k» iiit> ivi i np.tii ; c . . ■■•(•Ili M. iiPi'r:.l^ia :ml . f K'ima WidiiPi* t^*, ev. N > iK prfrsSina REPORT OF RED CROSS NURSE SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES FOR MONTH OF APRIL. THE ATLANTA CONVENTION Miss Alta Palmer, Red Cross nurse* iias made Ihe following report: The National Organization of Pub lic Health Nurses, The National League ot' Education, The • American t Xiiues Assoi-'.ation, held an lnterei-t- Irg and Inspiring session In Atlan ta. at the Baptist Tabernacle, from A|i ii 0 tn 17., and joint sessions oi tie t4r*e f !rrganllations were held nich niglit at the auditorium. Lrevniaeiit' speakers'* addressed ap- Red Cross Nurse’s Report for April. Field Work. Nursing .visits .. Instructive .. .. School Visits .. .... 9 I Sanitation?* visits | y Miscellaneous .. > Miscellaneous-: .. \ - — Tolal Medical Inspections Pupils inspected .. ..134 D a tictives . .. .. .. 9:< ] L\? feet lee eyes .. • • • • .. .. 5 i Defective nose and throats o ■» . . . . oo Detective teeth . .. .. 75 Mh* •eilaneous .. . .. Treatments and Fonvctlons URGED TO SEND POLICE COURT THEIR BONDS IN! _ , # M i; ] There was a short session of Mon-1 HOLDERS OF 4 PER CENT BONds (,a ^ ^ ,,ce < ; our ; when Recorder Gill-, CONVERT THEM BY MAY and disposed of the following cases. ■ FOURTEENTH. I ^ ** Clark was found guilty of' ' parking wrong. Persons here who hold unconvert- M«'Car.hy plead gui ty to the , , ., . n . ... charge of being drunk and disorder ed 4 per cent Liberty Bonds of the ^ J was Uue(i * m > ' 1.1*11 and second issues can earn one- ******** ****************************#**********»)tfl CEMENT $10. J. W. McElveen. a young man from 134 fourt(i of one per cent more on their Effingham, who only bohght kri auto n . .-r jUwf 5- | 1 * '•* * *J • ••«*>I [a •? Dental .. .. ... . Throat treatments T'-nsiltctoniy .. . Other treatments . inomAii by liuving tU?ni converted into 4 1-2 pbr c?nt bonds, it was to day emphasized by R. K. Ru lad. e, ci th er of the First Natoinal Bank. 1 • ‘ libltiers rit , ‘» pe.- cent L berry ^ Bonds of tlie second issue.” ra’d Mr. 1 Ru.ladge "should send their securl- L tljs to thalr local banks to be for- wMrded to the Federal Reserve Bank 9 * /■-•*. , |k\ - ^ ^ ^.v >v KILL 7 MOTHS « orr.xln ately 3(>00 nurses also foiglg * Three educational' talks to school of Richmond Immediately. The bonds uv'egates. from Canada. Finland, Hoi children, attendance 134. mug t reach the Federal Reserve and. and Fiance. Memoiinl services Bank not later than Muy 14 . There- vere held at the auditorium in mem twin. Tn Hiva fore, prompt action is necessary, of Miss Jane Deluno. who. *gave veriet IO U1VC li( , ia81 ., ()1 , pt;i ctlJ t inbecy bonus i<r life :i year aco in tlie world war. * Concert Wednesday of tW ilrst issuo should sand their 'Voids alone could not express the - bond 4 t0 ^eir local banks tor to. valuable services she had rendered. ' • XXH ()inK to Hlchmond so that deMv- md It was due to her patience and Wetine day night we will have an ery w (i| be made to i..o foresclght that the Red Cross Service onnortnnltv to hear Mile f Veriet, the Federal Reserve Bank not teday. is placed upon such a sound ‘‘little Belgian Queen of Song’* as she hue than June 14.” basis. Discussions on the present I* lovingly called In her, own home The reason of these dates, Mr. teed ot more public health nurses, country near Brussels social service workers, teachers train Ml e Veriet came to America direct mobile last week was up for speed ing. Hs didn't deny the charge and Was given a scntanca of $10 which was suspended. /. Willie Durant.'colored, was dismiss ed on the charge of disorderly con duct. i'- n i |> i,Tiv'i*v» charged with reckless driving of the express wagon cash bond. ' C. B. Moose was found guilty of reckless driving and was lined $1». India has 40() motion picture then tres. THE S. C. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOT7 HAS FOR SALE A LIMITED QUNTITY j • OF GOOD CEMENT. PRICE, $1.25 A SACK. ****************** *****-:f*****************:x.« ******** WITH Bee ’ Brand Insect Powder McCORMICK & CO. BALTIMORE, U S. A •d to teach health In the schools and iToni the F'nris Grand Opera Company of this training ?n the hospitals, .where she was premier coloratura At present. 20T P. H. A., are needed soprano. She had a brilliant? repute.- hi South Oaorlina, every other Fta.e t r on whicii she acquired in musical niukl- g similar demands. A very in cantors of Europe, and her comln.r tmetive demonstration of how be. t to America has only increased lie' ‘o interest chiMven in the teaching ot fame. For American music lovers >«»9'th. in ih? wchoolsi, Ivas given by were eof at all disappointed in Mile M ss Raymond of \V«t Virginia, who lerlefs marvelous voice, in spite c, c:.Vcv to her pupils the right and her great repu*ation. •e.,*, jnf nyii gr by fllustratlon.'. Mile veriet wa.- in Brussels, or using smal^y-cottages, various post- rather at her house near Brussel., rs pan pnlets. and having costumed when t’ o war broke out. Of course, 's a Rutledge said, is that the "pt* 1 ..w,,meets on the second and first fairy, herself made a very ef- she and her mother f»itive icene. Cr. J. McAndrees. o.’ close their house and flee in haste Boston Notmul Schorl, read a paper im t g“iting away before th.* Ger- on Nutritional work among children mans advanced. anti .stated that approximately six Wednesday's crnceit will he an is- million are suffering from malnutri-' r.’tttion affair and the musical fans tinn. To have health education i:i of Florence will he there in full force the schools and obtain satisfactory This concert will he a long looke I Liberty Bonds fall, respectively, on May 15 and June 15. ••it' holders of unconverted 4 per ceu. bibaity bonds ot tne lirst and second series wish to take advantage ot ihih conversion privilege and thus im-: ease their Incomes," J..T. Itut- lodae said, "the bonds must he sent as 1 have explained. If the bonds are not delivered to the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond for conversion un til after the abo\e interest dates then it will'cost the bond holder, who wish were ob'ig'd to es to convert liis secruity, one'-fouita Would "four Papers livejif Throu A Such a Fire ? -z Thai com* and bodily cim or* ia- ccmpotibl* ii the tno»t trite of tm* iant That ot the two bodily eaae ii the moat to be dcMred, likrwiae need* IkO proving. Therefore, eliminate th* Com. That you can do it by naing Cures Corns need* «ftlr • iinjjle trial to demon- ttiaie the latt tn the moat akrptical T'Vti arut you will lie convinced, be- caute ihe imn will Ue gone. Don't think tlui beiauae oorinoa *'C<Hn t'diea'" ha.e nnl surtteded, CO«lXI:ASE will fnil aou nlio. 11 It dnea ton git ynur iihmm y b-> k. Al drnggi,!,' or I,,' iruil. aj cent*. CLARK JOHNSON MEDICINE CO., 4 New York. results, each schtiol should hav * teaclu rs trained »o tea<'»i health, nm I leal Inspection of children, a pair of scales, weight records kejit each year, hot lunches, dental clinics, full *Jme physician, pul,lie health nut.»e. to assist pitysicien do follow-up work i’lliii's for (’ardlncs have proved ben ■fil ial in many schools, a large one being conducted at Barnes’ Hospital n St. Louis. To overcome this con ijiioii requires eHminatin of ovr, ■X'ltion. a well balanced iliet, te inov? 1 o fbati tonsils and teeth. }J by wellfarc clinics are in ilc.- m.ind. aside from weighing, meastti’- iug. care of the baby, instructions •s to nrepnratlon of feeding, reasons f h’lth registration, midwife classes, ire most essentjal to safeguard tlte Mfe of mol her and baby. Prof John F. Smi , h of Korea College, Ky„ re^ l n paper on rural nursing as regards the ttnreacheil cltild, which are so oftTn neplecled, as legislation does not provicle for their needs, it is quit? important jhitt* these districts have play grounds' ter recreation, for often these children being oj, for opportunity to hear the wonder ful ei.i.ien voice of the gift od Bel- g'l’.n. , SWEET BREATH... ' A SOCIAL CHARM of one per cent of the faej value of the bond, this charge beinf to cover the necessary interest adjustment to me ne.xt interest payment date. "By ail means me Holders of the 4 pe. V 11. s •cmiiies should send in me t- iioniis ift\meillately and receive permanent 4 1-2 psr cant bonds.” Presbyterial Closes Interesting Session MANY INSTRUCTIVE AND IN TERESTING ADDRESSES RENDERED—OFFICERS . ELECTED F OR five days after the million-dollar fire at Johns Hopkins University at Baltimore, an Allsteel Sate lay entombed-in a bed of hot embers. Yet*- when found and opened, its contents of Liberty Bonds, currency, and valu able records were uninjured. It was the only safe that survived the fire. J i The session of the Presbyterial of the Pee Dee came to a close here on 1 Unpleasant Odors Caused by Germs Friday, afternoon. There were some ] that Produce the Acids that Decay sixty or more of the prominent wo the Teeth; Gums Become Infected., men of this section in attendance. Causing Pyorrhoea; Infection and who took part in the plans anil Ablins of McCoy Halt, Johns Hopkins Univarsity, Baltimore, Maryland Allstcel Hate as found in the ruins of the Johns Hopkins lire. sHt Ml.'l Same Aiistecl Safe after being opened, with evtit the Liberty Bonds unharmed. Spreads to Tonsils and Throat-- Mouth Should be Sterilized Nightj and Morning. poor inheritance ore not taught heaf th habits, are allowed to love in un- >anit> , ry dwellings, and in most cases ue ill and under nourished. Mrs. Irth A Dcdd. State Board of Health Supervisor, read a paper whlcl) was deliberations. Mr.;. M. B. John of BenuettsviUe, First Vice President, in the absence of Mrs. M. S. McKinnon, president, ■'as* tne efficient presiding office •. Mrs. H. Tucker Graham of Florence was also one of the presiding officers .. .o ci^iuucted tne d^votioipil ex?i- fEiiiMiiFiisI i The chief indications in the + treat nent of KH D M A I I5M ** etc, are tp neutralize the toxins J and destroy tht specific poisons M cirduiatmg in the body. * \ AI-BERTS RHEUMATIC REMEOV £ rapioiy eliminates the poisons, thereby relieving all s/mptoms and preventing thetr rerum. No overloading your system with drugs. Half a tfaspoonful of Aloert’i' Rheumatic Remedy once ct twice a day is sufficient. Price $1,00. The KELLS COMPANY * Newburgh. N. Y. C | E VERYONE can atveabundanca of Thick, Beautiful Glossy Hair. 1 Sulheil jnd Sislert Hair Griwer Grew tkis Hair a \*** t • • - § ll In false Tim Nik srl (Is letstf Trr $!«» SHIN at AM sisrtis Oocs -Wtr Ml M»f On N$Sle al sll OealcrS • The price of pure, sweet breath, 1 tliat most attractive social charm, is s(eiilfz;itio;i of the mouth, as a reg’i- lar P** * t of Hie daily toilet. Dentil Science touches that unpleasant! cBes Vm FHdny. I breath ! • an unfailing symptom of an I There were prerent at the meeting li.iVcted mouth. /several of the. ministers of the synod ’lo seep the breath pure and sweet, of Soujh Carolina, who gav.v Inter- to prevent decay of the teeth and inf esting nnd instructive addresses dur- tiou of the gums, tomtits and throat. I i.ig the session. Lvntal Sitience has perfected a most * Dr. P. F. Price of China, and a mis delightful sterilizing solution for the! siouary ia that country for some 30 toileet, called Steroline, which abso-jodd years made a strong address be- lutitiy frees the mouth, teeth ami j fore the session, setting fofth tU-» 'iighly i.t'-restlng as it dwelt with j throat of all germs, penetrating even* conditions as they really exist in that •Mir own situatihn in S. C. and orohlems we are expected to work teeth which cannot he reached in* A meeting of the executive com any other way. I niittee on Friday elected Mrs. Ha- Hsed as a mouth wash and gargle, mer of Hamer as president and the niglit and morning. Steroline quickly! other officers were all re-elected. Mrs becomes a most enjoyable and Indis-' McKinnon’s health would not permit pensable part of the daily toilet. T. her to serve longer as president ami Imparts a delightful sensation of cloa it was with much regret that the out to the best advantage. A paper retfd by Glory M. Ragland, j Superintendent of the V. N. A., St. Louis, cn communicable diseases, taught .the great need of P. H. N.. to nstruct reasons for isolation, disiu- f’Htilon. and prevention of disease.' ulinoss, freshness and comfoit to the. members accepted her resignation. A thereby safeguarding the public and; mouth and throat, purifying and rising vote of thanks was given her avoiding the spread of diseases. Mote sweetening the breath even of tobac- for the efficient and faithful service Pieced public health nurses are in •rreat demand, for. until these cor mimities receive an equal amount of i many other contagions that might instruction along public health line*, j otherwise gain entrance to the sys- we cannot hope to accomplish a great Item through the mouth, deal. As Jane Van ReVrede, dire»-| Telephone your druggist now for a tor of Red C'-oss. Atlanta/remarked, f bottle of Steroline and begin “Development depends on whether today ,to enjoy its delights and pro- co. preventing pyorrhoea or Riggs’ she had rendered as presiding officer Disease, tonsllitis, throat trouble andi The next annual meeting will he held in Conway in May 1021. we look for war d or backward.” ALTA PALMFJR. Nurse. tecticn. A large bottle, enough the entire family, may be had half a dollar. Mis<i Clara F. Porter, who was one of the organizers and first president of the Business and Professional Wo men's League of New York, has been appointed assistant secretary pf one (he large trust companies in the metropolis. Wli&deeC Safes "zzS ~— C ilum is s 1 ^ E3 1 C3> t£3 @ m r s t 1 h o x-d «s=a rs* 'U21 A Typical Interior Arrangement of an Allalcrl Underwriters’ Ctsas B Sofa. Every hour of every day someone’s valu able records are destroyed by fire -simply because of the lack of proper protection. Don’t take chances on losing your records. 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