The Grand Saline Sun (Grand Saline, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 26, 1926 Page: 3 of 8
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jfrttATION EXAGGERATED ' ,
§AYS MEXICAN OFFICIAL
Removing tk« —People jurho
I drop d«Ml or dir from natural eaun-
[ m will fW*d R. C. Scwtla parlors •pit-
! aMe for such occasions, if thoy will
sdoiise their immediate relatives in
davmnce. He 1* ready to embalm them
j or to put them away at once without
1 such treatment. Just suy what you
want beforehand and you will be sure
t » g •* t it afterwards.—Ad in w Virgin-
ia paper. 0
Ingi Back
Manly Vigor
!OARD OF HEALTH
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER
Richard Diz
Washington, D. C.—Aaron Saenz,
Secretary of Foreign Affaire for
Mexico, says that the reports on tlte
situation existing between the Catho-
lic Church and the government arc
colorful and misleading. He stated
the following In a dispatch to the
American Pruss.
“There is no religious problem in
Mexico, and it is w >rfh renumihering-
thnfc thin matter is appealing to the
public of foreign coftntrie# more than
to that of Mexico, whose usider.ts,
almost as a whole,, think of evorything
but a religious |/n»blein. The latter
BJ#«llpox Shown to be on Increase j Bosque, 13; McLennan, 4; McCulloch
■PL. - 12; San Saba, 4; Llano, 2D; 'William-
That the number of smallpox cases'son, 1; Bexar, 10; Duval, 1; Starr, 3;
in the state have Increased during the 'Hi.-FJgo, 40; Willacy, 2; Cameron. 24;
last three years is evidenced by sta-1 Kerr, 1; Refugio, 3; Victoria, 1; Cal-
tistics compiled by the state board houn, 6; Levaca, 83; Wharton, 6;
of health, which show 8J>7 eases of i Matagorda, 61; Fayette, 8; Bagtrop,
this disease reported for the first 28; Travis, 20; Milan, 10; Burleson,
■even months of 1924; for the first 3; Austin, 10; Waller, 2; Fort Bend,
seven months of 1925, 1,228 cases; and 1; Harris, 234; Galveston, 176; Liber-
for the similar period in 1926, 1668 ty, 20; Jefferson, 13; Hardin, 16;
case,i- Orange, 23; Jasper, 56; Newton, 5;
f “Vaccination is the only known me- Sabine, 2; Angelina, 14; Nacogdoches,
thod of preventing smallpox,” stated 3; Panola, 1; Rusk, 2; Smith, 2; An-
Dr. H. O. Sappington, state health derson, 2; Cherokee, 31; Freestone, 5;
officer, "and knowing this, it seems Navarro, 8; Bowie. 4; Lamar, 6; Fan-
strange that people will neglect to nin, 30; Dewitt, 9.
safeguard themselves and children Texas Man on National Malaria Com-
from this disfiguring and oftentimes mittee
fatal malady. The universal use of . „ n „ . , . .
the automobile in cross-country travel . ' ' . ***** ” *ar" ay' tn'
bring, the smnllpox me.nc (o the f""r’ *.
. , has received notice of appointment
"door of every shamlet and town, and _ , ... .
...... as member of the sub-committe on in-
*s an urgent need exists for a* check . . . . ... . .. „ ...
Ifi. . . ... , . • dustrial relations of the National Ma-
p'll the spread of this malady in the . . „
|, ? . .. . ... laria Committee, which is an out-
I state, county and city health officers . .. .. . . ...
L. .. . . . standing organization of health work-
|#rc urged to use every means possi-__ . . ... . . ,
M, . .. .t. „ „ ers specializing in the control of ma-
Ble to secure the vaccination of all jar£a| fever
Hitizens of their respective localities.
EightySix Counties Report Smallpox The PurP03e of organization
For the first spven months of 1926, '* t0 disseminate accurate and intsruc-
eighty-six counties in the state re- is to disseminate accurate and instruc-
ported smallpox. The names of these eradication, and to develop- keener in-
•counties and the number of cases re- terest of the rural public and direc-
ported are: tors industry in the economical iirne
Dallam, 60; Lipscomb, 1; Potter, 13; Portttnce of this work. The annual
Donley, 26; Hall, 4; Childress, 4; Bai- rae*t,nK8 of this committee are held
ley, 19; Lamb, 3; Hale, 19; Flovd, 1; 1,1 conjunction with those of the
Terry, 1; Scurry, 49; Fisher, 2; Run- Southern Medical Association,
nels, 3; El Paso, 1; Culberson, 11; Railroads, chambers of commerce,
Reeves, 1; Hardeman, 6; Foard, 2; business clubs, planters, power conv-
Knox, 2; Haskell, 22; Throckmorton, panies, lumber mills and others in-
18; Wilbarger, 14; Wichita Falls, 11; teresjRed in cooperating with the state
Stephen, 1; Eastland, 2; Palo Pinto, board of health in its mosqtiito era-
16; Jack, 5; Clay, 16; Montague, 9; dication program are requested to
Wise, 7; Denton, 4; Collin, 2; Tarrant,1 write' the Bureau of Sanitary En-
134; Dallas, 115; Ellis, 5; Hill, 10; j jrineeritig, Capitol Station, Austin.
“I was lo#ing weight and my vigor
seemed to be leaving me. My siater-
in-law recoil mended Vino!. After
taking it two weeks I gained six
pounds and my vigor returned.”—V«.
Bernstein, New York, N. Y.
Vinol is a true strength builder con-
taining Cod Liver and Iron without
oil. Improves the digestion and toaaa
up the system. To increase your
weight and your vigor begin taking
Vinol today. Pleasant to take. Rw
ommended by physicians and druggista
for a quarter century. J. L. Fail
Drug Co.
Tfre Rea* Danger.--Aunt Martha
Chopping for a parrot)—“Now can
y<,u assure me it isn't given to the
use of shocking language? Where
did you get it?”
Proprietor—‘"From u adlor, ma'am
but—”
Aunt Martha— ‘‘Vh, that’s all
right—just so you didn’t got it from
one t»< those flappers.”—Life.
Try our want ads for quick sales,
ARE YOU ONE OF THE TEN?
Rlohard O**, ths “movts” ate<% was
born In 8t. Paul, Minn. He received
hie education in that state. He -studied
to be ■ surgeon—the wish of' hlr fa-
ther—but he did not like the sigM? of
blood. He later worked in a bank;
also In an architect's office, later be-
coming associated with a local 'steek
company, and still later became1' r
leading man In a western stock com-
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tures are “Too Many Kisses," "Tbs
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regard to the*1
As Told by
Irvin S.Cobb
PRETTY POLE
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF GRAND SALINE
Grand Saline. Texas
continue ssrvicws in ttrair chapels.
And ii might lie adaud that these
vvei-p promptly ex-communicated by
the CaUn>lk- Church.
Headache
dizziness
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”T HAVE headache once In a S
A while, usually coming from •<>
constipation,” says Mr. L. A. }J{
Morphia, of Pottsvillo, Ark., "and j«
the very best remedy I have |j|
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"My wife takes Black-Draught, |
too. For dizziness, costiveness J
and any little Btomach disorder, )
we find it most satisfactory, and jl
consider Black-Draught a family f
medicine.” * 8
Constipation locks up poisons I
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ties and prevesting serious sick- I
ness. Get a package today. 8
Sold everywhere. 25 cents. 18
come to me, Mrs. tikelstein, what ner
husband died by being killed by an
auomobile, and' she says, she’s a
widow but that Eikelstein .wasn’t
much good; but all the same, if she
gets it cheap, she likes maybe to buy
a new suit for to bury him in. Well,
gents, I tell you I sells her the extra
pair of pants with that suit. Now,
that’s what I calls salesmanship.”—
San Francisco Argonaut.
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Proctor, Willard. The Grand Saline Sun (Grand Saline, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 26, 1926, newspaper, August 26, 1926; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1003672/m1/3/: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Van Zandt County Library.