ADVICE TO "FLO"
CJtIVAI.ESCENTS
SPAH AND ENGLAND REPORT
WCi'cASE IN TUBERCULOSIS
AFTER INFLUENZA
EPIDEMIC.
U. S. Public Health Service Warn«
Pubic Against Tuberculosis.
Oni Mi lion Cases Tubercu
losis in United States—Each a
So. ce of Danger.
tnftuen-i Convalescents Should Have
Luncs Enamined—Cold* Which Hung
Ot C :tn leylnning of Tuberculosis.
No C.TUte for Alarm If Tuberculoma
Is r-!:ecnixed Early—Patent Medi
cines 'Jot to Be Trueted.
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* Hi-ware tuberculosis ufter In- *
* Iluen/.n. No need to worry If #
* vim take iii-ec notions in time. *
* limit diagnose your own eon- *
* dltiiin. Have your v doctor exam- *
* Ine your lungs several tluies at #
* iiiontlili InlervHlo Build tip your *
* (itn-nifUi wllli rlxlit living, good #
* fooil hihl plenty of fresh ntr *
it liint waste money on patent A
* inedirliies mlvertUed to cure lu- *
* bert tilosls. *
•* lti tome a freuli air eraiik and *
* enjoy life #
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cording lu tt re|Hirt made to the United
Stutes I'uldlc Health Service, the epl«
demlc of Inlluetua In S(ialu haa al
ready ciiu*ed mi lncreaae In the prevu
lence mid dentin from pulmonary tu
burculosls. A similar association be
tween Influenza and tuberculosis was
recently made by Sir Arthur News-
the chief medical officer of the
fcuKlUli public health aervtce, In his
analysis of the tuberculosis death rata
In England.
In order that the people of the Unit
ed States nmy profit by the experience
of other countries Burgeou Oeneral
Rupert P>lue of the United States Hub
lie Health Service has Juat Issued a
warning emphasizing the need of spe
cial precautions at the present time.
"Exper ence aeoras to Indicate," says
the Surgeon tieneral, "that persona
whese insist mce lias been weakened
by an attuik of Influenza are peculiar
ly susci-ptlljle to tuberculosis. With
millions of Its people recently affected
with Influenza tills country now of
fers cet lit lons fuvorlng the spread of
tuberculosis."
One Million Consumptives In the
United Statea.
"Then you consider this a serious
nenace?" was asked. "In my opinion
It Is. though l hasten to add It Is dis
tinctly oue ngnlnst which the peopl#
Sale of Real Estate At Auction
Splendid Small Farms, The John Manning Farm Subdivided on Jamesville to Plymouth Road, 1-2 mile from Dar
den Station, N. C., 6 miles from Plymouth, N. C.
Thursday, December 12th, 10:30 A. M. --
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It it. the desire of every man to accumulate wealth* Take a look at the folks in this section who DI'.SCKH'TK>N OF TUP. I'ROI'KRT\ I'O Hl'. OFl'hKhl)
are wealthv. Don't thev own a lot of land'' You will find that most wealthy peop.e do own a lot of Splendid -null farms, foh 11 Maiming larm, Mil) divided on Jamesville to Plymouth road, '-2 mile
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land and they will tell you that they consider the read estate they own one of their best investments. from Harden. N. C., o miles from Plymouth, X C. C»ood neighborhood, convenient to stores, schools
There is nothing l>etter or safer than small farms in this section of North Carolina, , and churches, Koanly topsoil with clay subsoil that will produce splendid crops of cotton, corn,
, , , , , , . . , tobacco, in fact all crops grown in t'os section, There i- no better tobacco farm to be hud in this
Crops of all kinds are bringing unheard of prices, 1 lie demand for food products is sc great that V
1 section. One dwelling in fair condition, with all the necessary barns, stables, shelters, outbuildings,
vou are practically assured a profit On any crops you can raise. You can help meet the demand and
, . . . , , , , I four tenant houses with outbuildings, all of which arc in fair condition. Good tobacco barns. Ample
at the same time pay for your farm with the high prices that are being paid the farmers for their pro J tT
1 , . *1 c°rd wood tor all farm purposes, Kach tract will ha ve a road frontage. Your price ail terms of 15
ducts. Invest your profits from your I*lß crops as a cash payment on u small farm. Ihe crops each / _ •
. . . f/ per cent on dav of sale, >) per cent Januarv 1.V910. the balance in cue, two, three, four, five, six,
vear will take care of the deferred payments and at the name time your land will be increasing in val
.... , , ... / sevan and eight vears from Jan. Ist, 1919. You get possession of the property on fan. »st, 1919. In
ue. It's a fact that the day of the small farm is here. It is to your advantage to buy a small farm /J
. . ~ . ■ .. »\ spect this property today. It is w*rth your while. Then do what your good judgment tells vou to
■ at our sale. Make a progressive, conservative investment. You cannot afford to let this opportunity /
■ ~ i n.u if, i do and be oil hand at our sale Thursday. Dec, i_\ 10:30 A. M., and buv a small farm.
go, So be present at our sale of splendid small furms, Thursday, Dec. 12th, I0;30 A. M.
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J , - Sale Conducted By (
j ATLANTIC COAST REALTY COMPANY
\ "The Name That Justifies Your Confidence" -vOiffices Greenville, N. C., and Petersburg, Va.
tu
&& ftlM" to HTWKi lai wuttii.
th«rt ar« at pr«Hct ibom one mtnioa
cases of tuberculosis in the WWT
S rates Therti Is UlfflrtßMteV
complete census available to show •*-
actlj the number ot tuberculosis p*r>
aons tii each state despite the fact that
most ot the states have made the die
ease reportable. In New York city,
where reporting has bean in force for
many years, over 35,000 cases of tu
berculosis are registered with the De
partment of Health. Those familiar
with the situation believe that the ad
dition of unrecognised and unreported
cases would make the number nearer
60,000. The very careful health sur
vey conducted during the past two
years In Framlngbam, Mass., revealed
200 esses of tuberculosis In a popula
tion of approximately 15,000. It these
proportions hold true for the United
States ss a whole they would Indicate
that sbout one In evefy hundred per
sons Is tuberculous Each ot thSM
constitutes a source of danger to fca
guarded against"
Whst te De.
In his statement to the public Sur
geon, General Blue points out how
ttioSe who have had Influenza should
protect themselves against tuberculo
•la "All who hsvr recovered from In
fluenza," says tiie Surgeon General,
"should have their lungs carefully ex
ainlned by a competent physicist), in
fart, It Is desirable to have aeveral ex
auilnatlons made a month apart. Noeb
examinations cannot be nitili- through
the clothing nor can they he carried
out In two or three minutes If the
luugs are found to he free from tuber
culosis every effort should be made to
teep them so. This can be done hy
right living, goed food and nleuty »t
fresh air."
Danger Sign*
The Surgeon (federal warued espe
cially sgalnst certain dsuger signs,
•uch as "decline" and "evlds wfclcfc
hang on."
These, he explained, were often ths
beginning of tuberculosis "If you do
ftot get well promptly. If your cold
seems to hsng on or your hesltli and
strength decline, remember thst theee
are often the esrly signs of tubsrculo
sln. Pisco yourself at once under the
rare of a competent physician. Tuber
culosla Is curable In the esrly stsges.
Patent Medicines Dangerous In Tuber
culesls.
"Above all do not trust In the tula
lesdlng ststements of unscrupulous
patent medietas fakers There la as
specific medicine for the cure of tuber
culosis. Ths monsy spent ea such
medicla%* Is thrown sway; It should
be spent Instead for good Toed aad te
nant living."
Trustee's Sale
Hv vn i in- ni the authority ton
ic in 11 in inr liy a "Deed of
Trust' executed '> me by Louisa
Kespes*, Lruira Wit it ley ,'incl St e
j plicn • Mi/ell Trustees Gritlins
Primitive Baptist Church, on the
611 (lav ol September 1905. and
duly recorded in the Register ol
Heed'* oflice in Martin County, in
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if .1 tort-tin bot.d
he ,r r,;hPrcv»ilh, .an J
the supul.ait.iv tr, Deed ot
Trust tu-t tit»v been 0. in plied 11
with, I shall e\poe at public-aud
ition, lor cash, on Mcnil.iv, the
sjrtl dav ot December IJIiS, at
ji o'clock \>on at the Ci uil
House Un'.r in M.o.in C'"unt\,||
tile foilovwi« propei ty
A(lj*>it'ii c tin !,.r.d> •1 )• hn J
Scott Heits «nd . I-, >!• t! e
town ol WI: .'.-I n:»: I I-. oil \V> M hi
mil w tor. *• 1 rt • i nin.l t>:li v c!i c Ili - 1
ed in above met tinoil ' I* ol o!
T. r list" U' tt l i h ;c leieuc c giv
en I 1 11 more i«c. hjmTc dcsctip*
li i. S p', pr 1 e l lc ki ■w n ns
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I Hi" i- U Ti usteo '
FMtkE I
The John A I'u rv is Km in ad-;
joining Julc Puru* Kami in ur
Spnuy Green. 175 hitch, 86
cleared: lukli fertile lai d; tfood
residence; 3 tobacco barns; tfood
stable?; new tenant house; one
red mule; all ttalle fertilizer,
one-half barrel paint. This farm
is Jive miles from Evrrett, five
miles from Rohersonville and
five from Hamilton. Good Farm
Splendid locolitv
Apply 10
Leslie Fowden
Williamslon, N. C.
Wc Carry at all Times a
Complete Stock of
Metalic and Wooden
Burial Caskets
Latest Designs
ANDERSON,
CRAWFORD & CO.
J. E. POPE
Notary Public
Office: Martin County Saving-* &
Trust Company
cw ' t Vcr >' young man in this town and county could
I start 11 '* aP ' i account with us. It would not mean much to us but it
I'- ■ 1 would mean lots to them. What a recommendation it would be for
» B V''! • our town and county could we say to the world that every young
I * Wiil> IP/ man carrie d a hank account. It would be worth more to the town
8j: B than to adversisc we had the greatest college on earth. Young men
91 Kh Farmers and Merchants Bank
AS w*iii OVFR B^°®y o °
* ~ %T " C. I». C;\KST A R I'l I K N.| r. Hookkreper ' ALMA SPARKS, Sten ographe
WASHINGTON COUNTY BANK
Plymouth, N. C.
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t> O. HRINkI l Y, I'tp.iJcnl
M. J STILI.M W, Wf Pintilrni
W II WATI'S, C' 4 .l„r.
CAPITAL % 20.000
SURPLUS AND PROFIT $ 10.000
Dear Frietul and Patron:
It is now harvesting time and you will soon to market your
crops. RKMKMHFK that we will, as always gladly cash your checks
on am bank anvwhcic And we eaincstU solicit v»u t>> let us lit vim
are not already a deposistor) add your tfood name to our evernrowniß
list of Depositors. If you are a Depositor you have a friend who
"Banks" on what you say. He would "Bank" here if you would ai-k
him. Won't you help us to add this j>ood friend of yours to our list of
many more at "THK WASHINGTON COUNTY HANK, IM.Y
MOUTH, N. C.?"
ll yon atv not a depositor this is ail invitation to cotlic ill rifjb''
now. TO-DAY. and tfive us a try. It is our aim to please as well as to .
sir vc
It is out constant study to give the people of this community the J
IK'S! hanking facilities obtainable. Our efficient working force direc- j
tors that direct, experience and epuipeinent makes this possible.
li is out desire to bring home to you how OUR BANK can help
you to a greater success in your material affairs. We all make money
hut onlv the few save it. Now is the time to save a part of your in- J
come hy depositing it with tts either on checking or Saving account.
We pay ♦ pit cent Compounded (Juarterlv on Saving or Certifi- j
j eates ot I)eposit,
We not only accept your deposits, keep your money safely and ' ;
! render von every possible accommodation that any hank in the com- \
niunitv can, hut we will take care of your v.duahle papers and d
you our assistance in any business transaction free of charge.
We invite YOU to make OUR HANK YOUR BANK.
Yours to serve, ML
THK WASHINGTON COUNTY BANK,
| W. B. Watts, Cashier. 1