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LOCAL DATA
For the 24 hours ending 7 p. m., March
8. 1924:
Highest temperature . 64
Lowest temperature . 86
Mean temperature . 50
Normal temperature . 63
Deficiency in temperature since Jan
uary 1 . 195
Rainfall .00
Total rainfall since January 1.12.74
Excess rainfall since January 1. 1.26
Relative humidity, 7 a. m.
12 noon.
7 p. m.
Dry thermometer, 7 a. m.
12 noon . ..
7 p. -m..
Wet thermometer. 7 a. m.
12 noon.
7 p. m.
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VACCINATE 7.000 CHILDREN
Health Authorities Offer Free Treat
ment At City Hall
Every public school in Birmingham
will have been visited by health de
partment workers next week when over
7,000 children will have been vaccinated
since January 1, Dr. J. D. Dowling,
health officer announced Saturday.
