Vernonia eagle., July 10, 1925, Image 8

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poison has been taken up by the
tissues the antitoxin will
neutralize it. The damage has then
been done.
The best authority advisee the
use of the antitoxin even though
there be a question in the diagnosis
with respect to throat infections. It CABRINO AND RROBLKM OF FOOD
is often deadly to delay until an
absolute diagnosis can bo made.
The Coos county health unit has
I performed a number of Schick teats
for diphtheria, and has immunised
153 school children against diph­
theria.
Many other children were
immunized by their family physi­
cians.
Splendid reports are being re­
ceived from other counties, and due
respect is being given to the pre­
school as well as the school child-
ren.
City Health Officer.
Hoffman Hardware Co.
Home
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PUT UP NOW!
BERRIES ARE RIPE
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Mrs. Oscar Shiffer of Timber
died very suddenly in a Foreet Grove
hospital recently. She leaves a hus­
band and four children to mourn her
i loss.
The Upper Nehalem gave a picnic
last Sunday, having a good crowd
present to enjoy the festive* and
lots of good eats and ice cream.
Hoffman
Several of the Upper Nehalemites
motored to Hillsboro to spend the
Fourth celebration.
All report a
good time.
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The Sunset camp has shut down
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HEALTH NOTES
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REPORT ON D*PHTHERIA
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Fur almost thirty years diphtheria
antitoxin has been used, neverthe-1
- less, in .Oregon in 1934, 107 deaths
from diphtheria were reported and
there were probably ithers not re­
ported. When diphtheria antitoxin
is given on the first day of the
disease, 2.2 per cent of the cases die.
If given on the second day of the
disease, 7.6 per cent of the cases
die. If on the third day, 17 per cent
die. If delayed until the fourth day
24 per cent die, while if delayed
till the ffth anj sixth days 34 per
cent of the cases die. These figures
give you some idea of the import-
ance of immediate attention of this
dreaded disease
sterilised before leering th*
The water, removed by evap-
may be replaced very really
milk returned to Its original
Evaporatoli milk oiay be ob-
B email cane, containing six
w la larger enea containing
md can bo taken to the camp
Mrs. Ohler and Mrs. Smith called
on Mrs. Ornduff and spent the day
last Monday.
A F. Ornduff had the bailers
working for him last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bergeson
spent the evening with the Ornduff
family last Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Deets and Mr. and
Mrs. Ike Larfield were also callers
on Mrs. Ornduff and pent the even­
ing Wednesday.
Everybody is busy picking black­
berries these days.
Stirred
•vaperateg
water
»aprlka
fat
cheeae
- Claude Miller motored to Forest
Grove Monday and drove back a new
Star car.
The germ of diphtheria Ives only
on a small area in the body ordin­
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arily in the throat, mouth or nose.
The damage is. done by a pbison
P. O. Clerk exam, to be held soon
which is made by the germ and ’s to secure eligible» from which local
carried to all parts of the body by appointments can be made. Home­
The poison attacks' study instructions furnished.
the blood,
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especially the nerves of the body) cost. Description free. Write, G. A.
and the.heart. This accounts for thei Cook, 945 Pa. Ave., Washington, D.
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diphtheria and deaths from heart
failure under exertion after the di­
The library has their new book
sease seems to be over.
cases, and new books keep on com­
- Antitoxin is an antidote of diph­ ing. More people are enquiring for
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Be a good idea for every one
theria poison, . but
it must ...........
c<>me books.
in
contact with the poison while it is} in town to present the library with
free in the bloo(| stream. After thé a new book.
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We have inaugurated a seperate department in
our store for Bargains only, and named this de­
partment “THE PIT.” In the Pit you will find only
merchandise at special prices only. Remnants of
all descriptions, broken lines of all sorts. You may
find what you want at the Pit at the price to suit.
Come and see. Take your time, select what you
want, take it to a clerk and they will do the rest.
Try it.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ku Ilan der spent a
few hours at Newport on the Fourth.
and
This
food
HALTOM MERCANTILE CO.
VALUE PLUS SERVICE
The Store Across the Bridge
the popular beach of Rockaway we
hear of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Emmott,
Mr. and Mrs. Clove Mellinger, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Ropaaa, Mr. and Mn. J.
W. Bush and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Schroeder, Mr. McCallister. Miso
Pheobe Greenman, Misa Frances
Lapp«. Mr. Bateman. Mist Sheila
Williams, Mr. and Mr» H. E. Mc­
Graw and family, Mr. and Mn. E.
8. Thompson and family and Mr. end
Mr. and lire. J. W. Brown and Mrs. Frank Hartwick.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Smith spent the
Fourth, “up on the ranch,” in an old
F. E. Mslmsten reports that out
style picnic time.
of a wall they are digging on his
place, while down 33 feet, found to
The Frank Hinkle family, the a piece of soap stone, a chunck of
Oliver Andrews family and the U. charred coal, resembling part of B
M. Whitsell family spent the Fourth tree limb burned into pure bright
at the Big Eddy camp ground.
perfect charcoal
How did it get
down there in the eoap stone 33 feet
Mr. and Mn. Dewey Drorbaugh under ground? And when?
of Vernonia and Mr. and Mn. P. R.
Rogen of Portland spent a few days
in Condon, Oregon, last week.
Mr. and Mn. Ira Mann spent the
Fourth at Seaside.
Mrs. Nellie Bradcy is « new sub­
scriber to the home paper this week,.
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Mr. and Mn. King, Mn. Wardle,
Mr. and Mn. H. 0. Disamore spent
Mr.
and Mn. De'Pue and children
Saturday and Sunday in McMinn­
spent Sunday at a picnic on Rock
ville,visiting with relatives.
Cnek.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Womens and Children Garden Hat. Special ... 25c
White Canvis Shoes for Women an Children,—
Special................... ~..................................... 25c
Brown Khaki Hats for men and Women, with or
without ventilators. Special—.................... 39®
Boys’ Overalls ............
-....... 98c
Men’s Canvas Gloves, medium or heavy weight,
Special —........... . 19c
Men’s Rockford Sox, Special................
19c
Childrens Black ribbed hose, Special.............. 19c
Womens Silk Hose, popular colors. Special ... 59c
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Harry Dickens spent the Fourtn
with hit family at Scappoose
food
other places, but the beaches drew a
Tourist travel will be heavier than
The lumber camps adjacent have
ever this summer deapte the fact
all resumed work.
that the flappen furnish pletny of
scenery at home.
F. J. Brewer spent a few houn in
Portland Tuesday.
One of the fint things a good Ver­
nonia housekeeper wants is a nice
Roland Coates and family spent dining room, so she can make the
the Fourth at the beaches.
family eat n the kitchen.
Mr. and Mrs Poterfield spent the
Fourth in St. Helens.
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Mn. P. R. Rogen of Portland
visiting at the home of Mn. Dewey crowd. Vernonia was well re prose a -
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Drorbaugh this week.
ted at the different resorts on the
Picked Up About Town
Fourth Among the Vernoniaitee at
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ity-fosr hours;
Mr. and Mrs. Haycox and *°n of
The Ever Ready Hat shop adds
Silverton spent the Fourth With Mr.
posit of another yean subacriptio
and Mrs. Earl Smith.
to the joys of the editor with a de­
posit of another yean subecriptloB
Mr. and Mn. Sonnicksen spent the to the Eagle.
Fourth in Seatlie visiting with Mrs.
Sonnicksen’s relatives.
The Ratcliffe family and Miao
Theresa Bays motored over to Hille»
Miss Lois Dixon. Mr. Scott, MI m boro, spending the Fourth. They re­
Bessie McDonald and Mr. Harry port a very enjoyable time in the
Keasey spent the Fourth in Portland. little city of roses and homoo.
Ota» Laramore was a delegate
Mrs Heber and children are on*
from here attending the national joying an outing at Soap Lake. Wn.,
C. E. convention in Portland.
Mr. Heber io leaving thio wqek for
Freewater, Ore., whore they will
James Churchell will receive the make their future home.
Ragie each week Mr. Churchell is
a new subscriber this week.
Mr. and Mn. W. E. Harbaugh of
Portland were out last Sunday to
Lester Sheeley and family and Mr. visit at the home of the editor, but
Sheeley’s mother, Mn. W. A. Smith unfortunately wo were out of town.
spent the Fourth at Seaside.
Mr. Harbaugh in employed on th*
Oregonian and they are long time
Mr. and Mn. R. L. Simmons snd acqneintancee of *W* Wo hope they
family enjoyed a couple at days at come again wheB we are here to
Seaside the first of the week.
"show them the town.”
Mr. and Mrs. Tipton spent the
Hillsboro got some from Vernonia,
Fourth at their farm home at Ore­ 8t. Helena got quite a crowd from
gon Citj
hen. Portland, Forest Grove and
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OF THE VERNON
LIES BEAD TH
FAPBB.
CAN’T WE MAIL IT TO Yl
EACH WEEK AT $1 A YEAB
WE WANT EVERY HOME IN
THE NEHALRM VALLEY TO
RECEIVE TH1
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