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Show s viz. I:- 1 - r-' 7; -ft KATUttDir. BRUABY 19, 1927 rAHERIOAN FORK CITIZEN : AMERICAN' FORK CITIZEN . Officer-Alpine Publishing Company Building Phone 85 a progressive; INDEPENDENT, PUBLICATION Entered in the Post Office at American Fork, Utah, as second-class .:: ' 'matter. ' Subscription rates, $2.50 per year in advance. Advertisement rate: Display, '30 cents a column inqh. Legal notices Ind readers, Usal ratt;010,!Pnt per eight.point line per insertion. in-sertion. Want ads. Rate 2 cents per. word each insertion. Payment must accompany advertisement. ' A P. G AISFORD, JR,... jaITOR THE HOME TOWN STANDARD One of the greatest forces for jconuhn'nity development is the feeling feel-ing that one's home town mint come tip to a certain standard. In a place Which has- had good traditions, the people say they have never done things in a stingy or cheap manner, and they object when anything any-thing appears to be below their old record. When you get that feeling in a city, and we have very much of it in this town, it operates against any condition: that is below par. People saylt is inconsistent with their ideals and habits, and they will give their money and time to improve such conditions. , - i " " IN ALL PROBABILITY NOTHINO " REALLY AILS YOU If the good women who flock around a hospital or a doctor's office with their funny ideas about being "sick" were to quit, there would not be enough -work to support more than one or. two doctors in a population of some 10,000 peoplerwtereas, there are at present like 150,000, doctors (regular) in the United States, or one to every 1,000 population, including the thousands of practioners of various cults and sects which purport to heal. An appalling situation when considered con-sidered in the calmjight of reason. ' - THE PUBLIC HYPOCRISY ' The ambition of news reporters to feed the reader on sensational lush may cause Chaplin pictures to go under the ban just as did Fatty Arbuckle's. The same public that gobbles up the interviews that Charlie is indiscreet enodgh to grant will 'vote to suppress his ' films because of an attitude it finds in the interviews that is unbecom-' unbecom-' ing tinder the circumstances in which Chaplin now finds himself. ' HE'LL GET ALONG The farmer who owns a farm is he particular person who is fixed. Banks may fail, and factories close, workmen strike and mines suspend, merchants fail and towns burn, times may be panicky and even crops may be short but the farmer who owns his acres will get along," D will live in comfort and quiet with plenty to eat and wear, He is about the most independent person on earth. Yet there are lots of them who do not appreciate their situation. THOIIAS ALVA EDL302T JEighty.yara.agQf.on Feb wafYjLThomas A. Edison was born. The birthday of few living Americans will be so justly celebrated this year. ' His genius has not only added inestimablejwealth to the world, has not only given lasting and lucrative employment to millions, but has done more to relieve men and women of laborious effort than the work of any other one man in the present or in earlier generations. - - - - . NOTE ON COURTSHIP A young man with the smell of corn liquor on his breath is just about as inviting ty a girl as the girl with snuff running down the corners of her mouth is to the young man. It is an even break if the two are addicted to the habit, but if not, it is very disgusting to the one that Is not.' , GOOD INTENTIONS Won't be long now until well have inspiration to go out in the back yard and ' begina spring garden, nere hoping:ihat our . inspiration in-spiration will tastldnger than did some of our new year resolutions. If you think more, youll" learn more; if .you learn more, you'll earn more, and if you earn more you should owe less. . ' Lots of Things Haooen .: . , v , - 'J577'-- WHEN "Doric Gomes Ji o lowm THREE ACT COMEDY it ,. . i ; - - x i ' . . . - t ' I 195th ' , 8 Ml EORGE WASHINGTON . . . whoso TBirth Tuesday . . . gave a vivid denition of Liberty with these words: rr , ' "Liberty, when it begins to take root, is a plant ;-:T of rapid growth!" ' So is Financial Liberty . . . once you sow the seed for it by practicing Thrift in your daily expenditures and developing a system of Saving a certain amount of your income regularly I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19. -im Tcspaycra Body Scored. , That certain Interests of tbVs"' ar attempting to obstruct lrUijJ! proposals now. pending betcr, Z Utah legislator which r desire to effect a more equitable disirlbuUo, of the tax burdens of the state, Millie Mi-llie emphatio assertion made by n W. Parratt. executive eecretary ot th. Utah Education association, ffleeUng Friday nlfht to 'the Junior' high "school auditorium. - "The 'methods used by the utih Taxpayers' assoclaUon la their anxle. ty to "keep things as they are" roundly scored by the speaker. B runner made the Interesting disck. ure that three of the largest corpora, tlons of the 7 state form the backbom of the Taxpayers organisation, sua but for their support would probably fall. ,. . . MeasuiErplalBoa- r ' TSome of the measures eiplalned by Mr, Parratt were the Spiegel bH effecting an Increase In the multipb to be used In the taxation of metalU. ferous mines from three to fire; tin measure to equalise the advantagu securing from state resources by to. creasing the state allotment for edo. cation from $25 to $70 per capita; the proposed "smento (erty, as well aa several bills affecUnj; school boards of county districts. . la regard tothe erer-lncresslDji burden being Imposed on the ownoi; of real property by the general prop.! erty tax, Mr. Parratt claimed that : per cent of the wealth of the stati! was in Intangible property moitH first mortaggesr.whkh at -preeen! escape taxation completely. Con . trary to statements made In son Quarters of the state, he said that tb property classification law Is not Start a Savings Account with this Bank ... add to it as your ability will permit and watch how rapidly the total s will grow with the 4 Interest, we pay I ' . ' ' ' ,"""7'".'' ---- - ' Bank of American Fork A ST20NG BANK ( Presented By Second Ward M. I. A. Thursday, Feb. 24, 1927 Gameo Theatre 1 OAST OP CHARACTERS Bob Brewster, son of Samuel Brewster - Wallie-Larkin, gay. pretender-,--1: K.r Samuel Brewster, president of cheese company 'icU bpratt, a telegraph messengtr.M.-.,,., Doris Bancroft, who creates i-onstprnation Vproa Callaway,1 who finds romance everywhere. Betty Brewster fifteen yeara ol.l -John Clarke -Clair Cliristensen - I). J. Lamoreaux i,orbes Foster -..Florence Pnday Loraine Adamson Udith Tourrg 1 f 1 -nri , mni, .,1., ,,., M Scpne Law office of Bob Brewster. -lame all -layutgTwo hours, n iFlbrence Duncan SYNOPSIS ACT i I Morning early in September. ACT. II The following morning.' ACT HI Two days later.- i , Specialties Betwaen Acts. Orchfestra In Attondanca, '-- -li Ai?-riC3, 3d tsi ZZsJ "srnrei r--s "t Cf-i st Brigr T ey. Some Mistaken Ideas . About The School f Health Program Dsar Patron: So many questions hare ben asked local Physicians about posslbl bad effects of th toxlo-antLtjoxln now belnf -Hren In ths schools that I thot It adTlsabls to make aTbrief statement concern! n( the facta.' I. All Medical men are In accord with the moYement S. Thefreitment Is a 95 per cent Immunity ajalnst diphtheria. - 1 Erery 8tae in the U. 8. Is now wortdnr on this profram, therefore, most people , believe In this pre. rentatlte- measure. - ""'"-' t Orer 700.000 ehlldren In ihe city of N. T. hare had this treatment S. Over S0.000 children In - Utah hare TecwlTed the treatment v . 6. Orer I.S0O children In , Nebo District hare had the treatment 7. Over 400 children In Alpine district hare had the treatment, t. Out of all these treatments and all other treatments jlven In the U. 8. and Canada, there has never been any bad effects, so it would seem that the protection given fs very Important. ' ' T: ,U1,..1L : ' David Oourley, Supt Amit EFFECTS OF TACCWITIOX What Is vaccination f It Is the placlnc Into the superficial body Uss. nesbricratchin dermlcally, a preparation jot the oac. terls causing the disease for. which you are being vaccinated. .Every portion ot these preparations (vaccine, serums, etc.) are prepared under aseptic technique and by train ed serologista Further they have the ttaam-of the- United -Statee - Publie Health Bureau and have been, tested and checked on animals before they leave the Biological laboratories. So that If any serum or vaccine is given as it should he by one trained in careful aseptlo technique, there is absolutely no danger. r , Every year in the ?tate of Utah we lose 250 people from preventable dlVeaseav Some as arresult of not having been Vaccinated and -some as a result of not feeling the -great tiecesslty of Wing- for the mild cases of contagous diseases and, thus avoiding complication At this point I cant too much emphasise the, great need of observing quarantine ' Jews. On never knows how a given disease will react in a glvon patient aM many death .occur from eontaits with mild cases. Tak no eharie wltli :jjutr etontaglous' disease and jour iti vi Toia .. i r There are three diseases that can be prevented by vaccination. Small, pox, typhoid fever and diphtheria. What small pox vaccination has done l not short ot miraculous, " Many cases might be cited but two will probably be sufficient In American Amer-ican Fork during an epidemic In 1902, there was not one case in people previously - vaccinated.- ' Also, - there waa not a person living In a home with small pox that dldat contract thedi8ease."Idtherecenrepidemic In Salt Lake City there was a S3 per cent mortality and not one fatal case had been vaccinated.' What typhoid innoculatlons ' haVe done, especially In time of war Is also marvelous. Diphtheria prevention by toxltuantl toxin has equally marvelous marvel-ous virtues. Since the discovery 'In 1913, many lives have been saved and also much' suffering with untold saving sav-ing in an economic and financial way. v It's virtue as a safe protection against diphtheria Is now widely rec ognised. The State of Michigan alone having nt Jta death rate more than in .half In about two years. Over 200,000 were Immunized with not one HI effect . ' In the last three or four months In Utah, oyegJ0c0WJK,iy J innoculated three Umes with but one ill effect But, if it is best to go out of Utah for data, let us refer to Dr. W.-H..- Park director in the city ot New" York where over 600,000 have been ..jnnoculatedjh alone with oot -one-had result The following chart is most inter. esting antHnstructlve to the progres. sive mind: In 1894 New York City there werG 150 deaths from' diphtheria per 100,000 population. . lOSirVter'AnTltoxlnlicoVe-rea there were 23 deaths from this cause per 100,000 population. , ' In 1919, after 6 years use toxin en. titoxin, 3 deaths from this cause per 100,000 population. . Dr. Milton J. Rosenau one of the leading authorities of the world on such subjects 'says, "The advantage of ..active lmmunltyproiluced by . In. Jecttng-toxm.snt.toxin mixture.; that it is lasting, cheap and simplo and the reaction slight. , of Diphtheria. The redness and tenderness may last for two oy three days. If at aU annoying, a warm or cool compress will soon clear It op. You need have no tear.' . The second and third tnnocnlatlons are now being given in Alpine School District aad it is surprising the few we are finding that have had these reactions In any form and to dat we have had no one refuse second lnnocu. iatlon. The Utah County Medical Society have approved the more and ' are cooperating In the giving of the lno. culattons, even though to do so means a financial Joss to uem, If the above does not allay your fears, call on your physician tor per. sonal advlee. Tales' arr notreMable:. Dr. Lloyd I Culllmor Director Utah County Health Unit. What reactions might on getT 1. Local, tendemesa Local rednesa 3. " Slight stiffness across should. era " , : . ) "r 4 Occasional Indisposition for a few hours, .such as, to desire for food, slighi nausea.. which passes off with two r three hours; sleep and rsnnot eon pare to the mildest case PAGE MR, BARNUM. - For Sale Fine bay mare. 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He llve i.v it. .mi. nntutrt Walker. It American Fork, before he left for tw WMtt 'Cnasi' and Coined the Marine In July, 192S. . ? ' in Trim! Oeeil EUihlnatUm Is Enencial to Om Health. I TisidoeyssnthebkfU If they fafl to function pcopertj tberfiaapt to be aretmtk jo&oxk: poisons In the blood. A dull. Unguit : teeiiag and. sometiinee, toxiebect ' ' aches, headaches, and diasfawss v ayinptciofthiscosdltion.Furthe evidence of improper kidney faxf tioa is often found in. burning o scanty passage of secretioos. Ead year snore and more people are fcars ing the value of Doan's Till; stimulant diuretic.inthUcooditto Scarcely a nook or hamlet anywho but has many enthusiastic U! Aikxour neiihbort MJJJtm iJ 60c ' StimmhntDiantic UttKby 9tm.mtm Ca. UM. ChtsCBuffala, K. PILli fiOci Mother Claims All Can Have Good Health; Colorado Springs Woman, Mother of 13 ChOdren, ajtet Suffering For 20 Years, Regains Health and Strength QutcUyr-Toiua Tcnfac . .. . Mrs. Sulle V. 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