The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 27, 1949, Image 11
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■SgrOFPOLIO NOW
WITHIN SIGHT
o< infantile
a oarophlet
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r «&“•£„
vfAtr such progrtm
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'‘toPS e Xto» b ^
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^ »f polio victuna are
or l«s severely
■T rirty to «0 per
*»*; "rioSuzabl.
Lover completely, or
■gSr, w^ou. W
oce of paralysis. . |
0 t mean, te
ie disease has oeen
Blakeslee admits in
SSiphlet Polio Can
ibut he lists a num-
’ developments that
rv great promise,
f been inoculated
safely andeffec-
,ts out. Unforttinate-
ie does not protect
i gainst all strains of
thus could not of-
iry protection for
entists are cited as be
at a safe vaccme for
ill someday be found.
; success of scientists m
almost completely purifying one
kind of polio Tims should hasten
this day, Mr. Blakeslee declares.
“Drugs and other chemicals
have been found,” he reveals,
which “protect mice against
viruses like the polio virus, or
which help fee mice recover when
they are given fee viruses.” So
tar, however, none has been used
on humans.
_ little is known about
the way in which polio,spreads,
fee pamphlet carries a number of
tips for parents in fee event that
infantile paralysis breaks out in
epidemic form in their neighbor-
‘ mdLPaieirti art urged to;
1. Watch for fee symptoms that
may be weathervanes of polio: a
tired feeling, headache, nausea,
upset stomach, pains or stiffness
in fee muscles, or a fever. A big
pari of the victory in polio is im
mediate test and immediafe treat
ment.
2. Avoid crowds. There is no
way of telling who has the virus,
who is becoming sick, or who is
a healthy, unaffected carrier.
3. Keep children from becom
ing overtired or chilled.
4. Do not let the children swim
Thrill You
re WAITED
For—
Be FOUND In
IT AT—
it's Place
Intfedge St reft
in polluted
>lio 1
po
Attacks of
[owed atfer such
waters.
, have follow!
experiences.
5. Keep dean. Make sure that
the children wash their hands be
fore eating. * ^ J ™
6. Keep garbage covered and
screen the house against flies.
Polio Can Be Conquered, by Al
ton Lee Blakeslee, is Pamphlet
No. 150 in the series of brief,
popular, 20-cent pamphlets issued
by the Public Afiairs Committee,
Inc., a nonprofit, educational or
ganization at $2 East 38th St.,
Rev. L W. Edwards
President Lions
Club of Kershaw
Rev. Leslie W. Edwards, pastor
of the First Baptist church in
i Kershaw, has been elected presi
dent of the Kershaw Lions Club
for the coming dub year.
Garrett Mobley has been elect
ed first vice president; Harold
Baxley, second vice president, and
Clarence Hinson, - third vice presi
dent. Bill Hayes was named sec
retary and D. M. Gibbons, treas
urer. George Faile was named
tail twister and Rothelle Lowery
lion tamer.
The two-year directors were
named, James McDowell and
Faile. J. D. Green and
hold-over directors.
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