The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, October 23, 1919, Page 4, Image 4
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ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1891. I
Published Weekly at Bamberg, S. C. j
Entered as second-class matter April
1891, under Act of March 3, 1879.
"$2.00 PER YEAR.
Volume 2S. No. 42.
Thursday, October 23, 1919
PUT BAMBERG OX THE MAP.
We have heard a great deal about
putting Bamberg on the map lately.
She now has the best opportunity she
has ever had of being "put on the
map." The chance of a lifetime is
now presented to the city of Bamberg.
As one lady very aptly expressed
it the other day, Bamberg
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whatever action the people take in
the matter of malaria eradication.
The United States government comes
forward with the offer to co-operate
with the people to get rid of the
worst curse that is on Bamberg. To
refuse this offer simply means that
we are to advertise to the world that
we care nothing for our own health,
and that the only method we wish to
pursue in inducing new capital and
new residents to Bamberg is one of
deception. But the people refuse to
be deceived. When one goes about
seeking a new home, the first consideration
will be the health of the
community he is investigating. What
sort of advertisement will it be when
he learns that Bamberg refused, for
the sake of a few thousand dollars,
to remove an affliction the entire
country knows exists here? On the
other hand what will be the impression
of a homeseeker when he inquires
of the United States government?as
thousands of people do?
and learns that just' as quick as the
offer was made, the people of this
town responded enthusiastically with
the result that the town was cleared
of malaria? It will create, most certanly,
the impression that Bamberg
is a thoroughly live town, that it
looks after not only her business in'i
terests but takes the necessary precautions
to safeguard the public
' health. Bamberg will stand or fall,
in our very candid opinion, on the
action that it takes on this momentous
matter. Bamberg has had thousands
to give to all worthy objects
in the past. Let this home charity,
that means life or death to the people
and to the t^vn, be not passed up.
' Are you interested in Bamberg?
Are you interested in the health of
the town; your own health? Then
don't fail to attend the mass meeting
of citizens at the court house this,
Thursday, afternoon at six o'clock.
Captain Fisher, of the United States
public health service and the State
hoard of health, will be present and
explain to the people just what is
necessary to rid Bamberg of malaria.
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