The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 12, 1915, Supplement, Page ELEVEN, Image 11
PELLAGRA CASES
ARE DISCUSSED
Situation at The Epworth Orphanage
is Outlined in
* This Article
I YIELD TO TREATMENT
I WHEN PROPERLY APPLIED
I 'Symptoms in Most Cases OcI
curring This Year Have
I Subsided.
I In relation to pellagra at the Ep u
worth Orphanage, the Columbia
State says:
I H. W. Rice, M. D., acting physiY
*0 Epworth orphanage, made a
Restatement as follows recently, regardI
ing the prevalence of pellagra in that
I institution and the measures to be
ft taken for control of the diseases un
I der the direction of the United States
I public health service:
I "Since the announcement that there
M were from '75 to 100' cases of pelj
lagra in Epworth orphanage and that
ft#the public health service of the Unit
ed States government was to try out
the theory there that the disease can
be prevented by a properly balanced
diet, inquiries have come to me, as
physician to the orphanage, for information
as to the situation there.
"As a matter of fact there has been
one or more attacks of pellagra in
nf&re than 150 children now inmates
of the orphanage. There have been i
no deaths, and except among a few
of the 110 cases this year, all symptoms
of t.ho dispnsn hn\fe ?nh?i#lrwl
"The object of the government is to
supply constantly to all the children
a highly nutritious, well proportioned
diet, such as we have found to be
markedly efficacious in the treatment
of those sick with pellagra. It is ex
pected that this plan will prevent the
usual seasonable recurrence of the
disease in the orphanage. If the experiment
is successful, as shown elsewhere,
then it will be incumbent upor.
such institutions in the State to furnish
a proper diet along lines indi
cated by the results in this instance.
'fA.side from the benefits to this
particular orphanage, it may be an
educative measure of far-reaching
sequences to the people of the State"
GERMANY CALMLY
v TAKES VICTORY
Capture of Warsaw Was Mod
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German Capital
Berlin.?The Berlin morning newspapers
published no additional details
concerning the fighting which preceded
the fall of the Russian fortresses
of Warsaw and Ivangorod.
Warsaw's fall has been discounted
in advance and the news'evoked no demonstrations.
When the report of the
capitulation of Ivangorod came, how-;
ever, impromptu processions were
formed. One considerable body marched
before the palace of Crown Prince
Frederick William and the crowds
were addressed by extemporaneous
speakers.
V^jHorning newspapers commented on
k the news recoicingly, but on the whole
1 i _ _ mi t _ i % a
soocriy. ine Ionian Anzeiger says:
B "This unfortunately is not the end
of the conflict, but it is a new promise
that our cause marches on."
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BOOZE SALES INCREASE.
I John Marshall, secretary of the
I Charleston county dispensary board
sent Gov. Manning the following
I letter: "I beg to report comparisons
I of sales in the dispensaries of CharI
leston county:
I July, 1915?$65,199.61; June, 1915?
I $56,685.80; July, 1914?$53,108.51.
I You will note, therefore, a very gratiI
fying increase in the sales.
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I The long silence on the situation olJ!
j the allies in the Dardanelles last week
; \va? broken by an official London anj
nouncement that the crest of the ridge 1
on the peninsula has been gained by j
British troops, thus improving the!
British position.
Bitter attacks, losses that run into
the thousands, desperate infantry in? i
sult< after hour-long artillery fire,'
j have characterized the struggles between
the Italians ami A iicfviaiic :
along the lower Isonzo river.
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One man was killed and three others
were seyiously injured in an explosion
last week in the experimental
bomb proof department of the United
States arsenal in Frankford, Pa.
Frank Johnson, assistant cashier of
the Mercantile National Bank of St.
Louis, committed suicide by shooting I
himself in the head last week.
French aeroplanes flew over the
German city of Strassbur^ and dropped
25 bombs, according to a dispatch
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imm vjcneva 10 me Havas INows
Agency.
A board named by the city council
harbors committee of Chicago began
arrangements for a tost of the stability
of the excursion steamers sailing
out of that port.
The Stovall bill prohibiting selling
or giving away beverages containing
more than one-half of 1 per cent, alcohol
has been passed by the Georgia
State senate.
Preliminary plans designed to make
I available the resources of the federal
reserve system in the annual fall
movement of the cotton and other
crops have been worked out by the
federal reserve board.
An indication that England is preparing
to take up the war by gases
and chemicals in earnest, is seen in a
call issued for men with training in
chemistry to enlist for service abroad,
presumably in France.
The Frankfurter Zeitung publishes
a protest against the lack of patriotism
of German women "who are
following the new fashion of wearing
full skirts." The extra cloth required
by the new fashion, explains the journal,
could be put to better use.
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traffic has grown to proportions
which violate American neutrality,
practically has been finished by the 1
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he detention of American ships and
:argoes by the British government.
Four men were hanged in Alabama
ast Friday, Gov. Henderson refusing
;o grant reprieves in all cases.
The largest hoard of gold in the
world is that held in the vaults of the
Russian state bank, amounting now to
ibout $850,000,000.
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S T A T K ITEMS
OF INTEREST TO ALL SOUTH
CAROLINA PEOPLE
Edmund H. Deas, for years chairman
of the Republican State convention,
died in Darlington, S. C., suddenly
Sunday before last.
"The seventh annual convention of
the Southern Commercial congress
will be held in Charleston, December
13-17, 1915.
Gov. Manning has honored the extradition
papers of the governor of
Georgia for the return of Robert A.
Cave, who is wanted in that State on
the charge of cheating and swindling.
Cave was arrested tit Dillon.
Housewives in Greenwood county
will enjoy the flavor and quality of
home-stored eggs next winter for the
first time. Moreover, they will have
the distinction of eating the first eggs
okun-u in ooum uaroiina m summer
for use in winter. This work has been
undertaken by the Greenwood Ice &
Coal Company, acting under the direction
of the poultry husbandman of
Clemson College.
The fire loss in Charleston for the
first six months ending June 20, 1915,
was ?08,072.1 5. For the same period
last year, it was $20,120.25.
Justice Hvdl'ick has crnnfprl KnH ?<>
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Alfred Jenkins, a negro, of Charleston,
in the sum of $1,500. Jenkins is
charged with shoving Walter Murray,
another negro off an ercusion boat on
the Edislo river on July 8.
Miami Foster is being held by the
police of Columbia for attempting to
burn the Pope residence in North Columbia
two weeks ago.
Grape juice has become one of
America's most popular beverages
and there is no longer any excuse for
letting* surplus grapes go to waste.
The railroads have greed to give I
special rates from points in South
Carolina to Clemson college to those
who are intending to attend the summer
school to be at Clemson August
9 to September 4.
The two-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Annie Garris of Hound, near Walterboro,
met with a horrible death Monday,
the result of a rattlesnake bite on
Sunday. 0
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WARSAW IS TAKEN
AFTER LONG FIGHT ;
Put up by the Russian Armies
in Efforts to
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RUSSIAN PRISONERS ^ ,
NOT ESTIMATED
Information as to What Warsaw
is And Other Facts
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Stated.
Warsaw has fallen and the far
flung lines of the Austro-German
forces are pressing close on the retreating
Russians. Bavarian troops
led by Prince Leopold were first to
enter the capital but not without
fierce resistance by the Russians who
retired eastward in the direction of
Minsk.
The number of Russian prisoners
taken has not been estimated. It
seems, however, that most of the
troops of Grand Duke Nicholas made
their way safely out of the city, taking
their guns with them.
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in ??iu siuv ustMi, u naa t>een
virtually dismanteld so far as guns,
factories, machine shops ami probably
everything else that would be of
value to tho invaders is concerned*
and in addition a large portion of
the populace had departed since it
first became known that the chance
of the Rusians long holding out was
negligible.
Pi land was formerly a kingdom,
'Austria and Prussia occurred in 1772;
final partition in 179"). Russian Poland
was a kingdom under the Russian
empire 1815. There were revolutions
against Russia 1880,1S46,1363.
The kinerdom ronsrwl r?vJ<s* iqi/j
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Area 40.000 square miles. Agriculture
and cattle breeding chief products. Of
the land, 55 per cent is arable. Extensive
forests, great mineral wealth.
Warsaw is 107 miles east of Berlin
and 695 southeast of Petrograd. Population
has grown from 161,000 in
1860 to 276,000 in 1872; 436.000 in
1887; 756,000 in 1901, and 872,478 in
1910. Of these, one-third are Jews
and 25,000 are Germans.
Warsaw has six great trunk lines of
railway and is one af the chief commercial
cities of Europe. It is a great
market center and has two annual
fairs?wool and hops?that have a
great reputation. In addition to its
great railway connections, the west
bank of the Vistula, which with its
tributaries taps a great section of the
east.
Riga is second to Petrograd as a
port on the Baltic. Population 380,000.
The port freezes 127 days out of
the year, but this is a most important
point strategically.
Warsaw is about as large as Philadelphia
and nearly as large as Baltimore
and New Orleans combined, and
there are only three cities in the
United States larger than the Polish
capital, which is a seat of learning,
art, music, science and manufactures
as well as of agriculture.
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