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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1919.
:EP0RT IS MADE ON HEALTH WORK
IN RURAL SCHOOLS OF THE COUNTY
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, The following report has been made to
. rfhe Board of County Commissioners ana
J tbe Board of Education on the health
i' jrvtork - of the rural schools during the
I. ivAonth of May, which closes the work ot
p J-Dr. F. L.. Tatom, district health officer,
' 'for this school term. Some very lnter-
'sting and significant facts are to be
;Iund in the report:
v A,." C onzalez School.
hildren present and examined . S2
jf o. having diseased adenoids ...... 10
; jro. having diseased tonsils 21
n'o. having swollen glands 10
"fo. having cefectlve vision 4
' '.No. having cefectlve teeth 22
' iNo. having conjunctivitis 6
j To. having trachoma 4
;No. having nervous trouble 1
i i-So. having unemia
. I i McDavId School.
JT1J0. present fnd examined ...
. ?No. having diseased adenoids
' ,'No. having diseased tonsils
'No. having swollen glands .
' -No. having tlefective vision
No. having defective teeth
; !o. having conjunctivitis ..
i"Mo. having trachoma ......
t INo. having wiemia
J Miss Ang?s McKinna. social worker
for Escambia county, says In this report:
5 t Thrpe trips were made to the school
? "at Muscogee and the teachers co-operat-
fd with ufi 1t a most intelligent manner
i hut on accoirt of the final examinations
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which were In progress at the school and
Tt. Tatom having been called away for a
few days we were unable to complete th
work at Muscogee.
"Allow me to say that I have receiv
ed better co-operation from the parents
in this county than in any eounty I've
ever worked, which shows how they ap
preciate what the county oficials are
aoing to help make their children "phys
ically fit that they may be able to do
better school work.
-Beginning the first of June with the
follow up work It is my hope to get every,
rase of trachoma treated before the next
school term opens. This form of eye
trouble is much more serious and con
tagious than most people realize. I have
consulted the leading eye specialists
t-r pnd thov have gladly consented to
co-operate with me in getting these cases
l:'ealJli.
"I sincerely hope the officials direct
ing my work will use their influence In
getting a full time health officer appoint
ed for this county, in order that the pub
lic health work may be a greater suc
cess.' Following are reports for the . month
of April:
Mollno School.
Pupids present and examined . . 5&
No. having diseased adenoids and
1 tonsils
No. having enlarged glands .........
No. having conjunctivitis
No. having specimens examined for
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intestinal parasites .........
No. having diseased adenoids
tonsils . . .
ferry Pass School.
Pupils present and examined .
No. having defective teeth ....
No having hookworm
No. having no hookworms'.....
No. having anemia
No. having defective vision ...
No. having defective teeth ....
No. having defective hearing ..
No. having St. Vltis Dance ...
Bluff Springs School.
Pupils present and examined
No. having diseased adenoids
- tonsils
No. having enlarged glands ...
No. having conjunctivitis
No. having defective vision ...
No. having trachoma .........
No. having conjunctivitis
No.' having anemia
No. having defective vision ...
No. having trachoma
No. having defective teeth . . .
Shady Grove School.
Pupils present and examined .
No. having diseased adepoids
tonsils
No. having enlarged glands . .
No. having conjunctivitis .....
No. having anemia
No. having defective vision ...
No. having defective teeth ...
Century School.
Pupils present and examined .
io. having diseased adenoids
tonsils
No. havine enlarged glands . .
No. having enlarged glands ...
No. having specimens for intestinal
parasites examined
No. having hookworms
No. having no hookworms . .
No. ' having anemia . . ......
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No. having defective teeth
Pine Forest School.
Pupils present and examined
No. having diseased adenoids
tonsils . . .
No. having defective vision ...
No. having defective teeth
No.' having trachoma ,
Pleasant Grove School
Pupils present and examined ...
No. having diseased , adenoids
tonsils
No. having enlarged glands
No. having anemia
No. having defective vision ....
No. having defective teeth
No. having trachoma
Bell View School.
Pupils present and examined ...
No. having diseased adenoids
tonsils .. ..
No. having enlarged glands .......
No. having conjunctivitis
No. having anemia
No. having defective vision
No. having defective teeth .....
No. 'having trachoma
No. having specimens examined
intestinal parasites
Nt. having hookworms
No. having no hookworms.......
Cottage Hill School.
Pupils present- and examined
No. having diseased adenoids
tonsils
No. having enlarged glands .....
iso. having anemia
No. having conjunctivitis
No. having defective vision
No. having trachoma
Vo. having defective teeth .....
No. having specimens examined
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Myrtle Grove School. ' m
Pupils present and examined :.... 64
No. having diseased adenoids .and
tonsils "6
No. having enlarged glands 12
N'Oj having conjunctivitis ........... S
No. having trachoma 4
No. having defective vision '
No. having defective teeth C3
No. having anemia 10
No. having goitre 1
Following are the reports for the month
of March:
Mill View School.
Pupils present and examined 16
No. having diseased adenoids and
tonsils 6
No. having enlarged gland3 6
No. having anemia b
No. having defective vision 5
No. having defective teeth 5
No. having defective hearing ....... 1
Brent School.
Pupils present and examined 4J
No. having diseased adenoids and
tonsils 6
No. having enlarged gland3 't
No. having conjunctivitis 3
No. having anemia 3
No. having defective vision 10
No. having trachoma 3
No. having defective teeth 22
No. having defective hearing 1
- Gouldlng School.
Pupils present and examined 2K
No. having diseased adenoids and
tonsils
No. having enlarged glands 6
No. having defective vision
No. having defective teeth 4
No. having defective hearing T
. 7 ? ? School.
Pupils present and examined ....... 20
No. having diseased adenoids and
tonsils 6
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Xo. having anemia J
No. having defective Vision
No. having trachoma J
No. having defective teeth a
Olive School.
Pupils present and examined'. 34
No. having diseased adenoids and
tonsils . . . P
No. having enlarged glands 6
No. having conjunctivitis 2
No. 'laving defective vision t
No. Laving trachoma , 1
No. having defective teeth .4
Miss McKinna says: "Dr. Tatom and
I have made several calls Into the homes
of the children that have the worst de
jects with a view of co-operating pnd
fretting these defects remedied, and I am
tflad to say that the teachers and pa
tents have co-operated with us beauti
fully In every instance."
J MARKET REPORTS J
New York. June 7. Cotton futures
opened steady. July. 28.85; OctolVr,
27.70; December, 27.45; January, 2.-J0;
March, 27.00.
tjotton futures closed firm: July.;
-a.isu; uctoDer, 28.23; December, 27.89
January, 27.67; starch, 27.40.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Louisville & Nashville R. R.
Arrival and departure of passenger
tr ins at Pensacola, Fla.
The following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guaran
teed. . r,(Central Standard Tlrne
AES- LEAVES
o:30p.m. Montgomerv, Bir
mingham. Nashville.
Louisville, Cincinnati 12:30 pm.
5:30 p.m. St. Iannis- Phlroim
aiempnis
5:30 p.m. New Orleans, Mobile
6:30 p.m. Atlanta. TTashlng-
ton. New York
B:4 a.m. llontromtrv. Tttr-
mingham. Nashvtlle,
Ixjuisville, Cincinnati 10:45 p.m.
5:4a a.m. Memphis. St. I.ouis.
Chicago
5:45 a.m. New Orleans, Mo
bile 5:43 a.m. Atlanta, Washing
ton. New York
6:45p.m. .. Mobile Local ..
9:45 a.m. Jacksonville, Talla
hassee 10:25 p.m. Jacksonville, Talla
hassee Daily except Rundav.
UNITED STATES
' RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE
San Carlos Hotel. Thone 4T
12:30 p.m
12:30 p.m.
12:30 J.m.
10:4$ p.m.
01:45 p.m.
10:15 p.m.
6:00 a.m.
:15 a.m
'55 p.m.
New Orleans, June 7. Cotton fu
tures opened steady. July. 28.95; Oc
tober, 26.85; December, 26.50; Janu
ary, 26.23; March, 25.97.
Spot cotton quiet, 50 points off.
Sales on the spot, 523; to arrive. 322
bales; low middling. 26.25: middling.
31.00; grood middling. 32.00.
Cotton closed steady, at an advance
of 38 to 41 points.
July. 29.38; October. 27.43: Decem
ber. 27.09;
26.53.
January, 26.a:
March,
Xew York, June 7.-Coverlng be
came more active later In the morn
insr with July selling: at 20.60 and
October at 28.40 and with the general
list showing net gains of 58 to 65
points. The close was a few points
off from the best under realizing, but
firm at a net advance of 40 to 52
points.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Corn Open Close
July ... 1.68 1.68 3-4
Sept.',,". ... ... 1.58 1-2 1.60 1-2
Oats
July ... ... ... 67 1-4 67 1-2
Sept '64 3-8 65 1-4
Pork -
July ... ... ...50.75 50.85
Sept 47.05
Lard
July 33.90 33.90
Sept 32.35 32.65
Ribs
July 27.75 27.65
Sept 27.05 27.17
BETTER
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O. K. TIRE SHOP
24 West Garden Street
Dri-Cured Retreading
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Electric Vacuum Cleaners
Pensacola Electric Co.
Commercial Department
PHONE 2010
ABBOTT AUTO
REPAIR CO.
Phone 415
Palafox and Gregory Streets
Announcement
I am located at 515, American National
Bank Building", where I will engage in the
general practice of law. Telephone 946.
H.J.MACKEY.
W. B. Ferriss, President E. R. Ferris, V-President
Roland E. Lee, Secretary
PENSACOLA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
205 East Main
We Sell Lumber, Shingles, Composition
Roofing, Doors, Sash, Blinds and Screens
Do Shop Work
Phone 637
HAMILTON RUSSELL, P. D.
"Only the Best"
212 South Palafox Street Phone 846
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Pan American College
PHONE 51
274-289 BRENT BUILDING
CUT RATE DRUG STORE
DR. M. C. BEVERETTE, Proprietor
420 West Belmont Street
Office Phone 938 Residence Phone 1668
GILFILLAN SCOTT
Trains Concert Fianists, eachers and Beginners.
Half Hour Lesson, Two Dollars.
Regular Weekly Lesson, at Pupil's Residence, One Dollar.
The Clutter Music House. Phone 15.
AUDITS COST SYSTEMS
R. T. RAINES
Public Accountant Auditor
American National Bank Building. Feusacola, Fla.
McPaftkill Block. DeFuniak Springs. Fla.
INCOME TAX REPORTS EFFICIENCY ENGINEER
M'MILLAN AUCTION louis d. robinson
. Has moved his Office from 209
Thiesen Building to 389
Moog'a Old Stanfl . T,
Brent Building
327-29 South Palafox Sa- "everything in signs"
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