Thanksgiving Guests and Illnesses Highlight Americus News
The Americus area reports Thanksgiving visitors from Mercer University and Atlanta including Harry Sullivan Frank Stapleton Owen Poole Dan Chappell Allen Chappell and H B Graddy. Rev J M Cutler arrives for weekend visits before a move to McRae then Americus residence, while Katherine Smith and Alice Shealey are seriously ill. Local families host guests from Macon Vienna and Buena Vista as Dr Harrold and Maria Harrold visit, and a union Thanksgiving service is held at Central Baptist Church.
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Atlanta
Auburn
Harry Sullivan
Frank Stapleton
Owen Poole
Dan and Allen Chappell
Alpheus Castellon
H. B. Graddy
Red Pepper Rub Pledges Quick Rheumatic Relief
A vintage ad touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for sore stiff joints. It promises instant tingling heat within minutes and claims pain and soreness quickly disappear, urging buyers to demand the genuine Rowles branded product from druggists.
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Rowles
Thanksgiving Program Delights East Americas School
A brief note recalls an East Americas school Thanksgiving program presented Wednesday morning with pupils and many patrons in attendance. Visitors include Mrs. Douglas Mayes, Mrs. Harold Ahearn, and several local residents who traveled from Cordele, Columbus, and nearby towns for the event.
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East Americas
Pubils Pres
Funeral Attendees and Family Updates Reported
Splendid work is noted at the school under Miss Susie Taylor with assistants Miss Ximena Bond and Miss Naomi Wright. Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Allen, along with Misses Mary Earle and Elizabeth Allen, attended the funeral of Dr. Allen's uncle in Augusta on Wednesday. Mrs. Allen and her daughters will visit Mrs. Miller in Waynesboro until Sunday, and Dr. Allen returned to Americus on Thursday.
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Susie Taylor
Ximena Bond
Naomi Wright
H. B. Allen
Mary Earle
Elizabeth Allen
Dr. Allen
Augusta
Names of Columbus visitors attend football game at Playground
Among locals from Columbus at the Columbus versus Americus High School football game the following visitors were listed as attendees for Thursday afternoon. Most guests dined at the Sign of the Pine Tea Room with local residents and families.
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Columbus
Americus High School
Lucy Wingate
Lucille Hill
Dorothy Holland
Bessie Mary Dudley
Hortense Zacharias
Irma Harbuck
J. C. Albrecht
Becky Flournoy
Cynthia Chappel
Emmie Trulock
Maggie Wright
Laura Waddell
Nell Andrews
Mary Frances Evans
Dorothy Key
Betty Poll
Frances Cozart
Sara Tune
Elizabeth Frazer
Pauline Johnson
Jas. Harbuck
Tom Hannah
Harold
Buck) Milburn
Gene Smith
Jack Massey
Dick Holleman
Gifford
Slayton
Ham” Reynolds
John Hill
Doug Newsome
R. L. Staggers
G. McMichael
Coach Chestnutt
Ashley Floyd
Kenneth Dawson
Cecil Dunn
Sim Dawson
Nat Chestnutt
Frank Gordy
Prof. Jackson
Clarence Kendrick
Carson Booth
George Malavis
Dan Joseph
Bright Bickerstaff
Cliff Johnson
John Warwick
Bill Kline
Robert Langdon
B. J. Ryan
Turner Berry
W. G. Morton
O. B. Habuck
Sign of the Pine Tea Room
666 Quickly Relieves Ailments Of Colds And Headaches
Proprietary formula 666 promises rapid relief from colds la grippe and bilious symptoms. Claims to ease constipation headaches and digestive discomfort with a simple dosage. Targets general health concerns commonly advertised in late 19th to early 20th century periodicals and classified notices.
Clemenceau a Likeable Sort Revealed in Anecdotes
US readers would find Georges Clemenceau entertaining as a real character. The piece recalls his early morning soup routine, his peasantlike appearance when visiting American troops near Paris, and a brief glimpse at him during the Paris peace conference with Woodrow Wilson and Arthur Balfour, including a quip about Balfour’s hat.
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Washington
United States
Georges Miemenceau
Clemenceau
France
la Ferte sur-Juare
Marne
Paris
Foreign Office
Quai d’Orsay
Woodrow Wilson
Arthur
Balfour
Apply Mentho Sulphur for itching and eczema relief
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur cold cream as a fast acting remedy for itching burning and broken skin. It claims quick germ destroying relief and healing of eczema leaving clear smooth skin. Sold in small jars at drug stores.
A Hat War Reminds Veterans of Old Battles
In the report, Clemen ceau and Kelly share a moment over battered hats, recalling the Marne clash. The exchange contrasts worn headgear with memories of wartime leadership and old fronts, hinting at lingering echoes of past conflicts and identity through fabric and form.
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Clemenceau
Kelly
Marne
Birth of Daughter Jane Merritt West in Macon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas West of Macon announce the birth of a daughter on November 27 at their home in Macon. The baby is named Jane Merritt after her maternal grandmother. Mrs. West was formerly Miss Anna Boone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrold Boone, former Americus residents.
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Silas Johnson
Americus
Asa Pitt- Man
Savannah
Johnson
Trinity Church
Katherine Smith
Fred Smith
Horne Street
Charles Harrold
Macon
Thomas Harrold
Maria Harrold
Harrold
Thomas West
Jane Merritt
West
Anna Boone
Harrold Boone
Albany primary seals commission city manager push
In Albany the primary for councilmen produced three decisive wins for advocates of a commission city manager government. G C Warde, C W Rawson, and W M Legg won in wards two three and five by slim margins. Legg faces a post primary contest from Albert Bacon. The next election will decide the form of city government and likely elevate victors to commissioners.
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Albany
G. G. Warde
W. B. Haley
C. W. Rawson
E. H. Kalman
W. M. Legg
Albert
Fragmented note on local government reform vote
Despite selection of candidates favoring a commission government opponents plan a hard campaign against the measure. Readers are urged to consider the commission city manager bill ahead of the next Monday vote.
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Commission
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Oglethorpe
J. M. Cutler
City
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South Lee Street
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McRae
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Mercer University
W. H. C. Dudley
Jewell Hill
Dorothy Grace Collins
T. B. Woodruff
Martha Kate Smith
R. C. Battle
Talbotton
Lottie Livingston
Harry Dean Wooten
Mrs
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Taylor Street
Zach Daniel
Prince Street
T. J. Gurr
Mary and
Edith Gurr
Vienna
H. B. Mashburn
Doves
Guyton Fisher
Douglas
Mildred Clark
Ruth Fagan
Shellman
O. P. Wimberly
P. D. Cherry
Lillian McMichael
Buena Vista
Nan and
Aeolia Caldwell
Quimby Melton
D. F. Davenport
Little Eula Felton Council
Charles Council
R. B. Hightower
Sarah Hightower
Stovall Hightower
Atlanta School of Pharmacy
Bell’s
Central Baptist Church
Just
Brach’s
Brach
Brach’s Cherry
Iteere
Norris
Clark’s Pharmacy
Wyeth
W. B. Kendrick
Ruth Kendrick
Tennille
Douglas Mayes
Harold Ahearn
C. E. Guerry
Fannie Alford
Evelyn Alford
Cordele
Bridksyard
Ala
Bettie Poll
Frances Easterlin
Rees Park
Charles Mallard
Lucy A. Flynn
R. F. Poole
G. L. Cooper
Little Son
Jakin
George B. Turpin
Edith Nelson
Richland
Lawson Stapleton
Unadilla
Lon
Sloan
Missouri Experiment Station
Purina
Yen Chow
Hampton St
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Old Kelly
Scotts Emulsion
Cott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Friends
Gude
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
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