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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1930)
Tflt COLO HILL Nh U S, J a CKSON COUNTY, OHIOON THURSDAY, M arch t i UM of a Scarlet fever epidemic* Scar they Wore quarantined. Thia d»*Jwtdeh a rnmpa«« points It not Hi«! needle through a eorlt and placing 1 litem belli in a glass of water. The let Fever was raging all around and I ailment wit. uol luUrate such vto- true North. You can make a compass for luugnttired needle w ill then point yet parents were sending their j «alioua as this, not because we are children to school with sore throats otiwers of the law, hut because some yourself by flushing a magnetized toward tiie north pole. news rashes on their bodies which in of your taxes are being spent tu their ignornce they attributed to keep this department up and your Health Officer “stomach upsets“ etc. and when the good money is being paid out for children complained of feeling one good reason and that is to pro resulting front their luck of observ poorly, wouldn't eat etc. Many of tect you and your children from disease and to keep epidemics from ance of all principles of preventa these signs or symptoms were those sweeping over our great county. of the prodromal stage of Scarlet tive medicine and public health. 1 found that we can expect a certain t r ‘‘vi’r "nd nU *,ur,n" ,his Js,a«e ,he We regret very much that during small number of cases of comn.ua- dU,d wa$ run"*"* • r,o und * • “ *'- the last epidemic we failed to catch icable diseases but in this last ep- *"« ,he *enna' 1 be,,cvc you W,U tirsi handed any violating quaran tine. if we had, I cun assure you identic of Scarlet Fever. 2-3 of our a-l,ree with me that if this wasn't that something would have happen eriminl negligence, then it was cer- eases were due to the following rea- 1 ed. There is u most strict luw deal sons: first, that some mothers» for - l tainly exhibiting a lack of good ing with the deliberate spread of a judgment. People, for your own got or neglected to take the precau diarase or the breaking of quaran tions that any good old American sakes if not for the good of your tine which applies a heavy penulty citizen should have taken in the fare fellow man. be particular about things such as this, especially if for these offenses, and as long ns we your child has any of the symptom# maintain the health driuirtment of a communicable disease, whether 11 u se laws are going Io be enforced Here is an unusual opportunity to aave 1 tlicre be an epidemic of the disease to the best of our ability and we money. This ticket is gixxl for travel on must have your cooperation for the in quslion or not. day coaches and in tourist sleeping car». Take advantage of this low fare and The next thing I found to be re best and heulthiest results. Next week I will give the linding,, plan your trip to Los Angeles now. sponsible was that some people did of the medical examination of the Enjoy Greater Speed anti Comfort n't take quarantine seriously and I Hold llill school children and ex have heard from various sources plain why this is such an important • Reclining chairs in day coaches pro D c -p cushioned, individual reihniiMi ( h a m . wider win* vide maximum comfort. I here’s always that some i>eople broke quarantine, function of the ileulth Department dow a, new interior beauty. plenty of room on the train to rest and thereby deliberate^. chanced tin- und such a necessary Item for par walk about. Tourist sleepers give still spread of th diseases for which ents. greater comfort, yet they are economical. You save time, too. County Health Department activities By Dr. B. C. W ilson NEW DE LUXE CHAIR CARS During the year 1929 there were 256 cases of Scarlet Fever, 19 cases of Smallpox. 8 cases of Typhoid fe ver, 285 cases of Measles and 36 cas es of Chickenpox reported in Jack- son county. This was entirely too many cases for a healthy county such as we have and the reason of It all was carelessness on the part of many people, while another large group in the county did not think about it or realise the consequenses but still— $ 24 to Los Angeles PO PU L A R EXCURSION to Portland Friday, March. 14, Only ROUND TRIP FAR.ES FROM Gold Hill $7.85 Return trip may be made on any train leaving P o rt land prior to midnight, Monday, March 17. Tele phone your Southern Pacific Agent for further in formation. 1930 8 e r r * n - G h 'i d , £>eauty— •supreme $113 OR all-round performance this famous Atwater Kent heats them all. \V e’ve been in the business a long LESS TUBES time, and never seen its equal . . . 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The 3rd und 4th grades are start We have just began a new chap ing a model store so they can learn ter in General Science on magnet- how to make change. isny. We have found in the Hrst Donald Skeleton is now back to lesson that a compass is u magnet school after a prolonged absence. that swings on a horizontal plane. The honor roll for the 2nd grade, The dipping needle, which locates this six weeks includes Fred Herrin, the exact position <of the North Tommy Henderson, Dorothy Hum, Pole swings on a vertical plane. and Lucille Smith. Tommy Hender Heating destroys magnetism! there son has not missed a day of school fore. we-must take care of our com so far this year. passes and be sure they are not to Neither absent nor tardy for six near a blaze. The magnetic pole to weeks period in Mrs. Shorb’s room were: Fifth grade— Marjorie Cam eron, Helen Dorman, Jack Martin, | Hoberta Mullin, Maurine Rommel, Irene Shoemaker, Sylvia Shoemak er, Teddy Wharton, Ethel Hender son, Leo Walker, Clarence Slone. Sixth grade— Lois Cameron, Fran cis Davis, Evelyn Haniner, Dorothy Smith, Arthur Bates. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Angstead, Mrs. Shorb, an dMr. Meisinger took 1 the grade Basketball team to Rogue River last Friday afternoon for a game. The Sixth grade received letters from New Jersey this week telling of their school activities there. The third and fourth, and the seventh and eighth grades had 100% banking this week. G O LD H IL L For lurlhtr htforoulloa esut rot- m ah ou t phour or toll at T uhrs Offnts shouts brlose. Pullman like drvaaing nxuna ansi un.>km< (ompanment*. P o n rlaia wash b o w ls, • « . Southern Pacific J. S. PRIMB. 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