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Machine-readable finding aid derived from paper by means of scanning and OCR; OCR file edited for typographical errors before encoding. Microsoft Word. Date of source: 1876-1950 Finding aid completed March 6, 1991, by Stephen E. Massengill; Finding aid encoded by Dietra Stanley, North Carolina State Archives, October 21, 2003 Description is in English. Dr. George Marion Cooper Photograph Collection, ca. 1914-1940. North Carolina State Archives, Division of Historical Resources Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-4614 Contact Information Division of Historical Resources North Carolina State Archives 4614 Mail Service Center Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-4614 USA Phone: 919/807-7310 Fax: 919/733-1354 Email: archives@ncdcr.gov URL: http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/archives/arch/default.htm Processed by Stephen E. Massengill Date Completed March 6, 1991 Encoded by Dietra Stanley Date Encoded October 21, 2003

Descriptive Summary Dr. George Marion Cooper Photograph Collection, ca. 1914-1940 Cooper, George Marion, 1876-1950. The collection belonged to Dr. George M. Cooper, a pioneer public health official who was associated with the North Carolina State Board of Health for thirty five years. It mainly consists of photographs taken in conjunction with his public health career and includes views of schools, students, dentists, nurses, public buildings, scenic views, etc. 345 items; Includes 334 photographic prints, 9 medical bulletins and magazines, and 2 typescripts. The photographs range in size from 2 3/8 x 3 5/16 to 8 x 10 (including 2 oversize panoramic prints, 8 x 27 and 7 1/4 x 24 11/16). North Carolina State Archives, Division of Historical Resources Information for Users Access Restrictions

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[P.C.41.1] Dr. George Marion Cooper Photograph Collection, ca. 1914-1940, North Carolina State Archives, Division of Historical Resources, Office of Archives and History.

Acquisition Information

The collection was acquired about 1985 from an unidentified donor.

Processing Information

Finding aid completed by Stephen E. Massengill.

Completed March 6, 1991.

Biographical Note

This collection belonged to Dr. George M. Cooper, a pioneer public health official who was associated with the North Carolina State Board of Health for thirty five years. Dr. Cooper (1876-1950) was born in Clinton, Sampson County, North Carolina, April 24, 1876. His parents were Amos J. (died November 25, 1920) and Elizabeth (Britt) Cooper, both of whom were born in Sampson County, North Carolina. Dr. Cooper was one of six children, including John H., 0. F. Cooper, Gordon B., Thomas N., and Margaret (Cooper) Fitzgerald.

Dr. Cooper attended the common schools of Salemburg and the high schools of Sampson County and worked as a teacher in Sampson County for four years. He graduated from the University College of Medicine, Richmond, Virginia with the degree of Doctor of Medicine in 1905. After graduation, he formed a private practice with Dr. Frank H. Holmes in Clinton which continued for eight years. As part time Sampson County physician (1909-1913) he administered the first typhoid vaccine in the state. Later, as full time Sampson County Health Officer, he conducted experiments in community sanitation at Ingold and Salemburg. On May 1, 1915, Dr. Cooper was named head of the State Board of Health's Department of Rural Sanitation. By 1917 he had become the Director of the Bureau of Medical Inspection of Schools. A year later he inaugurated the system of dental work for all the state's public school children. In 1919 he instigated the clinics for the removal of diseased tonsils and adenoids of school children. On March 1, 1923, Dr. Cooper was promoted to Assistant State Health Officer and editor of The Health Bulletin. He directed the State Health Department's Division of Personal Health Services. In 1931 he attained the position of Director of the Division of Preventive Medicine. The Cooper Memorial Building on McDowell Street, which houses the Division of Health Services, Department of Human Resources, in Raleigh, is named in his honor.

In 1907 Dr. Cooper married Miss Cornelia Powell, of Clinton. They had four children: John Phil, Marion Holmes, George M., Jr., and Elizabeth Neal. Dr. Cooper was active in the Wake County Medical Society, the North Carolina State Medical Society, the Southern Medical Association, the American Medical Association and the American Public Health Association.

See the paper finding aid located in the Search Room for further biographical information.

Collection Overview

The collection consists of photographs taken in conjunction with Dr. George M. Cooper's public health career. The prints are predominantly Kodak snapshots, but there are a good number of commercial photographs scattered throughout the collection. The earliest photographs (1914-1915) are of Sampson County during his experiments in community sanitation. The majority of the pictures show dental and tonsil and adenoid clinic locations throughout the state. There are views of schools, students, dentists, nurses, etc. The collection also contains scenic views (especially coastal and mountain regions) as well as public buildings (courthouses, etc.). Both interior and exterior views are included. Apparently many of the photographs were sent to Dr. Cooper by public health workers in the field. As editor of The Health Bulletin Cooper collected these materials as possible illustrations for this journal and other medical periodicals.

The collection also contains 8 copies of The Health Bulletin (N. C. State Board of Health), 1919-1931 and 1 copy of Modern Medicine (magazine), July, 1919. The typescripts are a Report of the Lenoir County Dental Campaign, (30 pages), 1918 and The Great Children's Clinic of Rochester, N. Y. (7 pages), ca. 1921.

Arrangement

The photographs are organized primarily in chronological order.

Online Catalog Headings Public health administration--North Carolina--History. Dental public health--North Carolina--History. School children--Health and hygiene--North Carolina. Dentists. Nurses. Schools--North Carolina--1910-1940. Public buildings--North Carolina. Architecture, Domestic--North Carolina. Sampson County (N.C.) Container List 41.1 Folder 1. Salemburg Community (1914-1915), Bureau of Hookworm Eradication, State Board of Health 1. A. E. Underwood's Store and Residence 2. C. S. Royal's Home 3. J. A. Turlington's Home 4. Barrel Privy at Home of Lizzie Sessoms 5. L. A. Lewis, Open Back Privy 6. C. S. Royal's Place, Community Spirit 7. C. S. Royal's Place, Cooperation at Fire 8. Jacob Cooper's Store 9. Photograph of Pictures and Map of Salemburg Community, February 12, 1915. 10. W. A. Holland Home 11. Amma Holland's Residence 12. Public Privy, Salemburg, N. C. 13. J. S. Crumpler Home 14. Hermon Basden's Residence on A. E. Underwood's Place 15. Lucie Rick's Place on E. A. Underwood's Place 16. Lewis B. Holland Residence on W. T. Cooper's Place 17. Rich Cooper's (Colored) Place 18. S. R. Holland House on Chas. Lewis Place 19. Lonnie Basden's House on A. E. Underwood's Place 20. Smith Howard's Barns Folder 2 21. Mrs. Ronelia Butler's Home 22. T. A. Lewis Home 23. W. L. White's Home 24. Privy, Showing New Seat to be Installed 25. Evander Sessoms Home With Open Well, W. L. White's Plantation 26. R. M. Crumpler's Home 27. Aunt Mary Ann Cooper's Rome on Mistress Eliza White's Place 28. John Sessoms Tenant House on S. A. Howard's Plantation 29. Smith Howard (Black) Rome 30. Patric Jones's Home 31. Henry Holland's Home 32. Tenant House on W. J. Norton's Plantation, Salemburg, N. C. 33. W. B. Warren's Home 34. W. J. Parker's Privy 35. Type of Privy Used in Salemburg Before Community Work Was Begun, April, 1914 36. S. A. Howard's Privy 37. Septic Tank Before Completion 38. Box Privy of Romelia Cooper, Salemburg Community, First One in Community 39. Barrel Privy at Home of Lizzie Sessoms 40. C. P. Pope's Home on Mrs. George Cooper's Place Folder 3 41. Amos Sessoms's Residence on W. L. White's Place 42. Marsh Holland's Home 43. Mrs. George Cooper's Home 44. Will Faison's Home With Open Well, J. A. Turlington's Place 45. Oscar Williams's (Colored) Home, J. A. Turlington's Place 46. Alman Warren, Age 19 Years, Heavily Infected With Hookworms 47. Rose Hill School 48. Marshall Royal's Home, A. E. Royal's Place 49. C. S. Royal's Home, Salemburg, Showing Screens 50. Mrs. 0. P. White's Home (Black Family) 51. Post Office, Salemburg, F. D. Parker, Postmaster 52. Ab. Royal's Home, Salemburg 53. Tenant House on C. S. Royal's Plantation 54. G. S. Sykes's Home and Office 55. Dan Lockamy's Home, Anderson Royal's Place, Showing Open Well 56. George Autrey's Home, S. A. Howard's Place 57. T. S. Gale's Home 58. W. J. Norton's Home, Salemburg 59. Mrs. S. J. King's Home 60. I. B. Herring's Home Folder 4 61. Charles Williams's Home, Dr. G. L. Sikes's Plantation 62. Negro Tenant House of A. E. Underwood, Salemburg 63. Dr. Bourland and Mr. Brogden on Visit to Salemburg 64. Jerry Faircloth's Home 65. View of Campus, Pineland School 66. Guard House, Salemburg 67. Holland's Mill 68. Cemetery at Bulah Church, Graves Decorated With Egg Shells 69. Charles Autrey's Dewberry Patch 70. Community Meeting at Zoah Church, April 25, 1914 71. Team (Ox Cart and Driver) in Salemburg 72. Forest Scene, Dogwood Trees 73. Pond, Holland's Mill 74. View From Baggett's Bridge, Looking North 75. Unsanitary Privy at Home of Frank White 76. Zoah Church Community Meeting, April 25, 1914 77. Mrs. H. A. Cooper, Open Back Privy Converted Into Pit Type 78. Privy at Home of Claude Warren, A. E. Underwood's Place 79. Jasper Holland's House 80. Community Meeting at Bulah Church, May 2, 1914 81. Pineland School, Baggett's Bridge 82. D. M. Howell's Home, W. S. White's Place 83. W. T. Cooper's Home 84. J. S. Fregellas, New Ground Plough (Plow), Working on the Sanitary Survey Folder 5 85. North Carolina Health Officers Association, Asheville, April 17, 1917(Unidentified Officers Pose Outdoors).

Photo by Herbert W. Pelton, Asheville (See Oversize Prints Map Case, Stacks, 2 A)

Folder 6 86. Scene on Chowan River, Near Vinton, July 10, 1917 87. Hospital, Elizabeth City, August, 1917 88. Shipping, Elizabeth City, August, 1917 89. Passenger Steamer on Pasquotank River, Elizabeth City, August, 1917 90. View of Pasquotank River Taken From the Grounds of the Hospital, Elizabeth City, August, 1917 91. Another View of Pasquotank River Taken From the Hospital Grounds, Elizabeth City, August, 1917 92. Manteo Passenger Steamer, Elizabeth City, August, 1917 92.1. View of Station on Clinchfield Railroad at Marion, Showing Crossing of Southern Railroad, August 9, 1917 92.2. Upper Catawba Valley From Moving Clinchfield Train near Station, Avery, N. C., August 9, 1914 92.3. View Looking East From Moving Train on Clinchfield Railroad Near Linville Falls, August 9, 1917 92.4. View From Top of Mountain Near Mt. Mitchell Station on Clinchfield Railroad, August 9, 1917 92.5. Scene on South Fork of Too River, Yancey County, August 9, 1917 92.6. View on South Fork of Toe River Between Burnsville and Kona, Yancey County, August 9, 1917 92.7. View of R. E. Lee Hall, Blue Ridge, N. C., Taken on "Path" About Half Way up to "Hightop," August 11, 1917 93. Blockade Still on Ford, Wake County (?), September, 1917 94. Blockade Still on Ford (Close-up of Car), Wake County (?), September, 1917 95. Schoolhouse at Blowing Rock, Arrow Pointing to the Old Studio of Elliott Daingerfield, the Famous New York Artist and Native of Fayetteville, October 7, 1917 96. View of Back lard of Gaston County Jail, Gastonia, December 20, 1917 97. Jail at Gastonia, December 20, 1917 98. Small Children of Jailer Craig on Jail Porch, December 20, 1917 Folder 7 99. Courthouse, Confederate Monument, and U. S. Post Office, Elizabeth City, February 16, 1918 100. View of Courthouse and Jail of Camden County, February 16, 1918 101. Schoolhouse at Camden Courthouse, Masonic Lodge Overhead, February 16, 1918 102. Public Road Half Way From Elizabeth City to Camden Courthouse, February 16, 1918 103. View Near Andrews Geyser, McDowell County, From Moving Train, February 20, 1918 104. View of River Valley in Transylvania County, Near Brevard, From Moving Train From Hendersonville to Brevard, March 13, 1918 105. Polk County Courthouse, Columbus, March 14, 1918 106. Polk County High School at Columbus, March 14, 1918 107. Polk County Jail, Columbus, March 14, 1918 108. Duplin County Courthouse, Kenansville, April 19, 1918 109. Federal Point and Old Fort Fisher, From Steamer Wilmington, May 23, 1918 110. Fort Caswell and Lighthouse, From Steamer Wilmington, May 23, 1918 111. Quarantine Station, Southport, from Steamer Wilmington, May 23, 1918 112. Fisher's Point, Brunswick County, Fish Oil Factories, From Steamer Wilmington, May 23, 1918 113. County Jail, Southport, River and Fort Caswell in Distance, Taken From Courthouse Door, May 23, 1918 114. Orton Plantation, Brunswick County, Taken From Steamer Wilmington, May 23, 1918 115. Courthouse, Burgaw, People Gathering For Red Cross Rally, May 24, 1918 116. Courthouse, Burgaw, People Gathering For Red Cross Rally, May 24, 1918 Folder 8 117. Children Examined at Norlina High School, May, 1918 118. Children Examined at Axtell School (Warren County), May, 1918 119. Children Examined at Macon High School, May, 1918 120. Children Examined at Warrenton Graded School, May, 1918 121. Residence, W. B. Blades, New Bern, June, 1918 122. Public School, Winston Salem, June, 1918 123. Public Library, Winston Salem, June, 1918 124. Free Dental Dispensary (Clinic), Coahama School, Lenoir County, July, 1918 (2 views) 125. Coahama Schoolhouse, Lenoir County, Site of Free Dental Clinic and Typhoid Vaccination, July 16, 1918 126. Dental Clinic, Lenoir County (?) ca. 1918 127. Mode of Transportation to Free Dental Clinic, Sponsored by the N. C. State Board of Health at Moss Hill School, Lenoir County, July, 1918 128. Free Dental Dispensary, Garysburg, Northampton County (interiors), July, 1918 129. Free Dental Dispensary, Northampton County (exterior), July, 1918 130. Public Schoolhouse, Garysburg, July 16, 1918, Dr. J.A. Ferrell and Maj. J. J. Kinyoun, M.S.A. in Automobile 131. Pine Tree Near Salem Schoolhouse, Nash County, 18 Miles From Railroad, July 16, 1918 (Advertising Vicks's Vaporub Salve) 132. Boys who have Just Had Their Teeth Treated at Salem Schoolhouse, Nash County Free Dental Clinic, July 16, 1918 (2 views) 133. Public Schoolhouse, Wilkesboro, July 25, 1918 134. Wilkes County Courthouse, Wilkesboro, July 25, 1918 135. New Public Schoolhouse, Montrose (Hoke County), July 31, 1918 Folder 9 136. Wendell Graded School, Wake County, August 2, 1918 137. Wendell Public Schoolhouse, Wake County, August 2, 1918 138. Wendell Graded School, Wake County, August 2, 1918 139. Knightdale Public Schoolhouse, Wake County, August 2, 1918 (2 views) 140. Free Dental Clinic, Monticello Schoolhouse, Guilford County, August, 1918 (4 views) 141. Wake County Courthouse, Raleigh, August, 1918 142. U.S. Post Office and Federal Building, Raleigh, August, 1918 143. Schoolhouse, Kernersville, Forsyth County, During Free Dental Clinic, August, 1918 (2 views) 144. Patterson Cotton Mille, Patterson, Caldwell County, August, 1918 145. School Children, Lenoir, Caldwell County, at Free Dental Clinic, August 1918 Folder 10 146. Robeson County Free Dental Dispensary in Operation, August, 1918 Folder 11 147. Dr. Keel Administering Free Dental Work at Lexington, September, 1918 (2 views) 148. Davidson County Courthouse, Lexington, September, 1918 149. Erlanger Mille, Lexington, September, 1918 (2 views) 150. Cabarrus County Courthouse, Concord, September, 1918 151. Graded School, Concord, September, 1918 152. Person County Courthouse, Roxboro, September, 1918 153. Caswell County (?) Courthouse, Yanceyvelle, September, 1918 154. U. S. Wireless Station, Beaufort, September, 1918 155. Shipyards, Morehead City, Two Big Ships Nearing Completion, September, 1918 156. Wharf Scene, Beaufort, September, 1918 157. Carteret County Courthouse and Beaufort Graded School, September, 1918 158. Morehead City From Boat, September, 1918 159. New Public School Building, Wilson, Where More Than 100 Children Had There Teeth Treated by a Dentist With Portable Outfit, September, 1918 (3 views) 160. Free Dental Dispensary at Stantonsburg, Wilson County, September November, 1918 (4 views) Folder 12 161. Free Dental Dispensary For School Children, Erlanger Mills, Lexington, October, 1918 (4 interior views) Folder 13 162. Free Dental Dispensary at Saratoga School, Wilson County, December, 1918 (2 views) Folder 14 163. Vance County Courthouse, Henderson, ca. 1918 164. Transylvania County Courthouse, Brevard, ca. 1918 165. High School Building, Kinston, ca. 1918 (2 views) 166. Rowan County Courthouse, Salisbury, ca. 1918 167. Rowan County Community Building, Salisbury, ca. 1918 168. School Children Pose in Front of School, Pender County, ca. 1918 Folder 15 169. Permanent Dental Clinic, Courthouse, Salisbury, Rowan County, ca. Jan.-March, 1919 (3 interior views) Folder 16 170. School Children at Dental Clinic at Lantabar School, Cumberland County, 15 miles From Fayetteville, April, 1919 (4 views) Folder 17 171. Dental Infirmary, Winston Salem, April 28, 1918, Showing Dentist, County Health Officer, Matron (Who Brought Children in), and the Children (photo by Russell and Moses, Winston Salem)

4x5 negative with print.

Folder 18 172. Children and Staff Prior to Operation at Tonsil Clinic, Marshall, N.C., August, 1919 (5 views) 173. Dental Clinic, Farmville Graded Schools, ca. August, 1919 (2 views) 174. Dental Clinic, Black Children Pose on Steps of Durham County Courthouse, Durham, September 6, 1919 175. Dentist, Teachers, and Children Pose at Dental Clinic at Fontana School, Swain County, on Little Tennessee River, 30 Miles From Bryson City, September, 1919 (2 views) 176. Dental Clinic at Rural Schools in Pender County, October, 1919 (7 views) Folder 19 177. Teacher and Students in Classroom at Third Grade, Wiley School, Raleigh, 1919 (2 views).

One is a natural view (normal vision) and the other is a blurred view (from perspective of student with defective vision)

Folder 20 178. Unidentified Rural School, Showing Children and Health Officers, ca. 1919 (5 views) 179. Unidentified Schools and Other Locations Showing Children, etc., During Dental and Health Clinics, ca. 1919 (10 views) Folder 21 180. Monroe Tonsil Clinic, Miss Mamie Williams, R. R., Mgr., April, 1920 (2 views) 181. Franklinville School (Randolph County), Showing School, Students, Playground Equipment, and Gymnasium (interiors), (16 views), April, 1920.

The photographs were sent to Dr. Cooper by Mrs. Hargrave, the Randolph County nurse.

Folder 22 182. 10th Annual Convention, North Carolina Health Officers Association, Charlotte, N.C., April 19, 1920 (Unidentified Officers Pose Outdoors).

Photo by The Moon's Photographers, Charlotte (See Oversize Prints Map Case, Stacks, 2A).

Folder 23 183. Dental Clinic, Jackson's Springs, Moore County (5 views, I interior)), May, 1920 184. Dental Clinic, Leggett School, Edgecombe County (3 views), September, 1920 185. Dental Clinic, Hillsboro (interior), ca. 1920 186. Dental Clinic, Cary Farm Life School, Cary, Wake County,ca. 1920 Folder 24 187. Allied Hospital Clinic (Tonsil and Adenoid Clinic and Dental Dispensary), Rochester, New York, February, 1921

10 interiors and 6 exteriors views, Typescript (7 pages) on The Great Children's Clinic of Rochester, New York, by, Dr. G.M. Cooper, ca. 1921; File Cards From the Allied Hospital Clinic, Rochester, N.Y.

Folder 25 188. Dental Clinic at Badin, Stanly County (4 views, interiors), March 3, 1921 189. Children at N. C. State Board of Health Tonsil Clinic, Boone, Watauga County, August, 1921 Folder 26 190. Dental Clinic, Granville County (7 views), ca. January 10, 1922 191. State Board of Health Nurse Inspects Students at a Cleveland County School (3 views), ca. March, 1922

Photos by Ellis Studio Shelby. 4x5 negative with print.

Folder 27 192. Tonsil and Adenoid Clinic, Elizabeth City (5 interior views), May, 1922

Photos by Zoeller's Studio, Elizabeth City.

Folder 28 193. Permanent Free Dental Clinic, Unidentified Junior High School, Charlotte (interior), ca. 1922 194. "Opportunity Class," Charlotte (Classroom Scene), ca. 1922 195. Hot Lunch Room (Cafeteria), Charlotte Schools, ca. 1922 Folder 29 196. Cafeteria Scene, Burlington Public Schools (2 identical interiors), ca. 1922

Photos by Anglin, Burlington.

Folder 30 197. Free Dental Clinic in Operation for Black School Children, Davidson, Mecklenburg County, July 11, 1923 Folder 31 198. Rockingham County, Showing School Buses, an Old One Room Schoolhouse, and Students Participating in Sack Race for Field Day, County Commencement, ca. Spring, 1928(3 views)

Photos sent in by Miss Hobbs.

Folder 32 199. Dental Clinic, Randleman School, Photos From Dr. Branch (1 exterior and 1 interior view), 1929.

Photos by Pelton's Studio, Asheboro.

Folder 33 200. Dental Infirmary, High School Buildings, Kinston, Lenoir County (interior view), n.d. 201. "Playtime" at an Unidentified North Carolina School (Mountain Location), (6 views), n.d., Teacher and Students Form Circle on Playground 202. State Board of Health Nurse Inspects Boy's Throat (2 views) and Checks Girl's Vision at a School in Person County, n.d. (3 postcards) 203. Swain County School Children at Dental Clinic, n.d. 204. Dr. E. J. Griffin, Dentist, at Work on School Children in Chowan County (3 interior views), n.d. (3 postcards) 205. Dr. Johnson, Dentist, at Work on School Children at Ringwood, Halifax County (2 interior views), n.d. 206. Unidentified Dentist at Work on School Children at Kinston (interior), n.d. 207. Unidentified Dentist at Work on School Children at Ringwood, Halifax County (interior), n.d. 208. Dentist Employed by N.C. State Board of Health at Work at the Eastman Public School For Blacks, Halifax County (interior), n.d. Caption on reverse states that George Eastman took the photograph 209. Dental Clinic, Surry County, Including 90 Year Old Woman Who Came in With Her Grandchildren Who Had Never Seen a "Tooth Doctor," (outside view), n.d. 210. James McConnell Memorial Hospital, Moore County, Where Over Half of the Defective Children in the State Board of Health Medical Inspection of Schools 'Were Given Medical, Surgical, and Dental Treatment (2 exterior views), n.d. 211. Group of Children at Proximity Mills, Guilford County, n.d. 212. Dental Clinic at Revolution Mills, Greensboro (interior), n. d. (postcard) 213. Nurse Giving Appointments to Children, Probably at Revolution Mills, Greensboro (exterior), n.d. (postcard) 214. "Medical Inspection, Sound Mind and Body" Float in Parade at Kinston During a County Commencement, n.d. (postcard) Folder 34 (Undated) 215. Tonsil Clinic, Haywood County (interior), n.d. 216. State Board of Health Emergency Hospital Operating Room, City Hall, Shelby (2 interiors), n.d. 217. Dental Clinic, Unidentified Location (interior), n.d. Photo by Barnhill Studios, 11 1/2 Church St. 218. Dental Clinic, Unidentified Location (interior), n.d. 219. Dental Clinic, Unidentified Location, Group of Students Pose With Dentist and Nurse exterior), n.d. 220. Group of Students and Teachers Pose at Culberson School, Cherokee County, One Mile From Georgia Line (exterior), n.d. 221. Wake County School Children Treated in Public School Clinics Conducted by the North Carolina State Board of Health, Showing Portable Equipment (interior), n.d. 222. Two Views of Unidentified Girl Before and After Dental Surgery on Defective Teeth, n.d. (1 interior and 1 exterior) Folder 35 (Undated) 223. Elizabeth Heater, a Little Girl Crippled From Infantile Paralysis, North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital, Gastonia (3 views 2 before and 1 after treatment and operations), ca. 1930 (includes correspondence) Folder 36 (Undated) 224. Unidentified Moyock, Currituck County, Twins, Held by Mother, ca. 1929. They had complete toxinantitoxin immunization against diphtheria at six months of age 225. Unidentified Boy Holding a Purebred Tested Cow Belonging to the Pupils of the First Benvenue School in Nash County, n.d. 226. Edgecombe County Mother and Her Six Children, Tarboro. The children have had their tonsils removed in a Tarboro hospital. Picture was sent by Supt. W. H. Pittman of Tarboro, n.d. Folder 37 227. Pupils on Playground of Harrisburg Consolidated School, Cabarrus County, n.d. 228. Children of the Harrisburg Consolidated School, Preparing Their Hot Lunch (interior), n.d. Folder 38 229. "The Health Bulletin," N. C. State Board of Health (8 bulletins dating from 1919-1931) Folder 39 230. Modern Medicine, Vol. I, No. 3, July, 1919

Includes article written by Dr. George M. Cooper concerning free dental clinics for rural school children in North Carolina.

Folder 40 231. Report of the Lenoir County Dental Campaign by J. S. Mitchener, M.D., Bureau County Health Work, Lenoir County Unit, Kinston, N. C., 1918.

30 page typescript. Report includes 4 views of dental and medical clinics conducted in the county.

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