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Equalizing Fund.
County SupL of Education: .
A preliminary estimate shows
' that the Equalizing Fund will be
sufficient this year to provide a
term of 16 days, or slightly less
than 16 days, in addition to' the
term of 80 days, provided by
county funds. 4
Your county, therefore, having
provided a term of 80 days may
; expect to receive ' an apportion'
ment for teachers' salaries in ac
cordance with Section 4 of the
Equalizing Fund Law. for ' an
extension of term of between 15
and 16 days. " .
The work of cheddng ' up' the
Equalizing Fuj d practically
finished, and we expect to: have
the State Board officially review
the work and finaily apportion
the fund March 1 or 2, at which
time you will be notified of the
exact amount of your apportion
ment VnVl'tU.
Yours very truly.
, J.Y.JOYNER,
y'lV'l Supt Public Instruction.
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QMtai en Health. Hytle ea4 Pa-Wallo. ef .-- Jr
SlLli ToTtreatment oi Kohrtdwd ceaae wlU be eteetpteij
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there it a tingle Ufft e!ty Is America
where twenty-Are per cent ot the phy
ilclant ,rei , not hopelewly behind
timet, thoufh perhape apparently pros
perous, pernapa acuaiiy proeporou n
a builaeaa aense. ,.
A man hut atnT In the COnntlT
well aa In the cKyi Tho country doc
tor may rlslt the eUnlct ror apeewi
work Just aa readily ae the city doc
tor. Do not lot tie glamor of the eltyr
blind yoa to the facta. The man do
ing a hard country practice may not
ham the exterior Mm of a City DhT-
alelaa, but aader hit old mud-flecked
clothee beau a heart at true a any?
and attar alL tt air be that hit reach
exterior la bat a mark of the refed
honeaty. and hicn-miaaeaneae witaia.
Tb Doctor In Tbe SH
Town
'MWe have only three decton here
that one could conault, and none of
them understand such cases." A
Thla sentence, or something like it
appears rather frequently in leitert
coming from renders who reside In the
country or small villages.
It there la any difference In the pro
feaslonal ability of the doctor In the
amaii town and the doctor la the city,
I hare never bees able to detect It . to
fact, apeaklng aa a cKy doctor, my
tmnresalon is that the doctor In the
small Tillage averages a few points
higher than his city colleague 1" b0-
itv. no matter whether the aty man
la a hospital or dispensary staff man
or not The else of a city does net ae
termlne the nrofesslonal ability ot lta
doctors. I need not mention stereo-
tvned illustrations of thla fact. , They
are so common that mention it un
iiAnMaarvl
- A doctor in a amall Tillage may haye
the same tehoollng. the tame medical
.wtotv affiliations, the tame test-
hnnba the same medical journals, la
font amn means his City colleagues
enjoy in keeping abreast ot medical
progress. One can una xearnii now
vonv. dnine- a larce and lucrative
practice (business wonM he the right
in the citr. Personality, affahll-
L . anHai aetivttr. flnaaolal bacilna
in "
a great many tecum vmmw.w
pioficlency ay van up ano nora a
paying practice. . ;
I know man TUlagee.. aad entaU
towns wAere the entire medical pre
f.inn la ealted In sclenUflC work,
marchiac in the Tea ot medicine, tuny
fuuiiait on the Terr beat and latest
Af Mm art. And I dOUSt tt
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The woods are fell ef eetmtry dectora
who can give card and sendee te
ewr etty areehrea.
The woods are tnO at eeaitry dectora
m can ajve cards and apaaVae to
our city brethren when It ooeaes t'
making a aeleattte diaganstt er ap
plying the very heat ef Oiatmt.
Dent be deeeived by nete aaoca,
It pou are. flret dabag yea knew name
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Use Efoiafea Of a Case Of
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Queatlons on HeaUb, Hygiene ana Hauneuoo ev general merest w vur
will be anamred in these coiemtu or by mall . If Bddreaaed to this offloe or to the
state Board of Health at Raielah and eeoompanled by a etamped. addreseed envelope.
Me diacnoats er treatment of Individual eases ,wtu be nttenptad.
ttrdaiy daosarotts, and be was eom Bit
ted to a noapUal tor the Insane at
90 yeara.
( I know the elcehte didnt cause the
Insanity. I knew the poolrooan didat
I know the mUttnry achool dlda't. I
know Hoke feoBen, kflnd parent
didn't Jack aejarMd bit tnaantty ia
a arhlnh fti ntttrlT oommon affiOBg
oar bright yowat awn. He eootraoUd,
ItyphUia.
Bet I insist that otgafwts were a
strong predisposing oaase. The poeh-
room aseoolaOone wewe aaothec. tock
Jack Jeaet n an only son, with
parents in moderately good circum
ntancAi Jark.-bfilna: an only eon, had
his own way too much at home. There
were no brothers and staters to dispute
It, and the parent loved to give Jack
the beat of times.
When sixteen, Jack began to get
along badly wjfih ate aobMl work. Ot
coatee, th safe eel was to blame. So
Jack's parents seat hh away to a
private military oebooi. It waa the
making ef Jack. Te trst Cortetmas
vaoatlon home showed that He was
dressed Woe a magaattM clothing ad.
And when Dad wasn't around lack
generally had a objaret stuck to hit
under Up. Ateo, be fonnd considerable
pride in hanging eat at a cigar store
and pool -room down town, or standing
in the doorway Metering to the elevat
ing conversation ef the young gentle
men of leisure who congregate In such
placet, and comment so: Interestingly
about passing lades.
jack' second ettmmer borne found
him a full-dodged lad. He was what
the bors en a "wfrehetaner." Be bad
.iu thai made 'em howl at the
tenter ef an
. And now
ijannnu rihiririo'- gM
poo! room. He was the
admiring crowd everyvahere
he smoked
aader Dae aM.
SkoMhr baser she sbfrtl hcitsay ta-
cation Jack eaane bom ML" AB tm
IftilMt. Jaek w Tory oaretaea to bis
BsjStag nmmm watch
ewWag'Bd Mr people, and
aaaaMd hie booti eoMmaarana.
tlw .dootwe wetej adiattrta-
tatta brsravesL'Ji aiedTeaticH. But ao
, Jack kept growing worse. - atine
JACK HA.0 MIS OWN WAV
MUCH AT HOME.
TOO
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"Wat. n boy finds K
resort to tebaceo there I some
thing radieaUy wsoag." ,
over-taduhjeot parenet were another.
Had Jack been warppea into una,
not physically, but morally, by his fv
than, whan be first began to disagree
with hi teacher; bad he been kept
away from the poevoon gang; aaa
ha henn kent at bom aader bis par-
onto' eyes (supposing they were not
Hindi, to etemoa as that to boy
BatgM bawe stMggM through , aad
Kewapaper parsA9ets -eftea apla
ajiainbn abewt the tpesmooic
of hagMatares and mblte er
to eHBMBato the eajarex
the pe-fls ef yevth, bat there I
sesitr a fMy MOWt X. waea
a be Braea ft aeoeeeary to reset n
Uhe BaMette, tobaeeo, In bis formative
Is oertahrty soatsUiing
to pieces: wronsiy be grew poe-
radreafrjr wreog with bha.