? - * ?T f ^ Subscription <1 < Te? I, Afryifor "WOi 39 ===== The UnhealtKiest Mo] in the Year ? Large "If it is true that February is the unhealthiest month in the yea* is there any thing a man can to to petted himself during Shis mtotbr This question was asked the State Board of Health and revived the following re ply: "It is true that February has the highest sickness rate of any masrth ot the year. Last year this fad was weH tested in New York City. A census was taken ? m August and another ope in Fefecuary'of a district that con tained almost 30,000 people. The August census allowed that the sickness rate was only 8 per 1,000 population while the February late was 25. In other wools, there was three times as much ? sickness m February asm Angu& The census shows father than 75 per cent of those unable to wort ? ?> ? ' 1 ?> ??* "_! IJ. tioo, usually whatever is done to guard against one disease guards against several To prevent colds which is in the main to create a resistance to colds by living and ia the moniiag,acd by avoiding overheated roomSK people with colds, overeating and constipa tion, will largely prevent also pneumonia, grippe & bronchitis. " To relieve rjbeumatistn, which is quite frequently done by hay ing tjie teeth repaired, the gums and toasifc treated or adenoids removed, will also relieve digei live disturbances and nervous disorders. To keep the bod^ in is likely to he in operation in Beaverdam township 9ext fall The Arthur, ^icholi and Smith town districts have alreatty voted for consolidation and a locattax to maintain a drong centra? school. This consolidation dis trict, embracing the greater part Of the -township^ will vote oo April 24th Qn the issuing twelve thousand dollars buildings It is though that Hie. election wilt carry ^vit^^pfe^ [Opposition. This will give the di&rid tfaebe&rotal school build withone Washington* . Feb^>-20. ? The United States to witelKtfby 1% iV- ? L^fl LaA,> nasDeea, .STS we??i Approach citizeHS i commi is put out it Commerce par seekers who are locations, flrtal centcr and thj sur. : territorftfpiore thickly i the Farmville Com Camber of Commerce rits advantages squarely Ibis all IMPOR' ? ? ? ng People's Missionary the Meihodist Church ?PP3fpp^3$i'$, ? m&m. ) ? $?? ous iniunes- ? Ampu tahon Probable. "' On Monday morning while watching the progress of soJie stump pulling on his farm about seven milesfrom Farmvillane^r IWlarfVCrowRoadrMr.W.H. BSIg3^ r'-'' ?- ? advanced age of three score and ten years, was the victim of a seridns acddent when he had in a mo? ? the Sump puller to whickisattached a long wite cable controlled by a lever. J ust at a time when there was tire most strain on the. in strument, thejeyer jsh'pjped IrOm the hands of one of;the lortrs, and flew back with a teriflic fdrce striking the aged man ju^l above ihe ankle breaking both legs. The break of oneo? the limbs may prove more serious than the into tbe magistrates' court ^fot biding^spittipg in public places. ie?nes the law * ' ~ - ? ?"> Tin" ' ol;Whom;} ?$???. V ^ Few Fire T O r W:J --^": ?" '" it. 7 ? :*'r'?ifr 'V' Several schools of the* ^county have recently ordered rural -li braries; the di^lrict, county and ilate sharing equally in the coft. Among the schools taking this Persimmon Branch, Winter ville, Barnhill, Piney Green and Pollard's. Something li&e three fourths of the white schools now have libraries - ~ i ~ The Joyner School in Green vnie township, and the Pollard school in Bel voir township, -have recently sustained- small fire losses: the loss in each case being fully covered by insurance. The fire risk in the extremely cold weather has been great. Teachers pupils and g commkteemea are. urged to exercise extreme cau tion to reduce the risk of fire to a minimum. . The roads and bad weather1 played hav6c with the second series of group teacher"' ? r 'i-'J4- > ' -r-. /: ? be out of his office on this ac [count, from February 23 to March 5, returning in time for the meeting^ the Board of Ed ucation onWarch 5. During his absence,- the office will be in charge of Miss Tyson, office sec ' ''I *? :i ' r-; u Ai: ^ " ? ' ? % 8ao^the part ment of health. It was to gain that intensive effort 'that- would attrad the attention of ' the peo ple,: and particwlarafy the news- J papers, to the exigence of such an ordinance, and to see how far it wasmi&sing the mark in bejog enforced. It was to get publicity on a matter that would otherwise never find its way into print, re gardless 01 how important it was to life or heaftti, ? fm MHWukatii hiwi ?? : 1. *?.. ?_ lL. M ig|his beac m JC-t single adivity, while if the same effort were spread over a ' " 1 - it \ . I :J

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