Hornbuckle Hudgins wedding in Logansville
Miss Bayne Hornbuckle and Benjamin F Hudgins wed today in Logansville in a quiet ceremony attended by immediate relatives and close friends. The couple plan apartments with Mrs Will English in Americus after a brief honeymoon. Hudgins, recently with International Harvester Co., is active in his Presbyterian church. They will receive a cordial welcome on return to Americus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornbuckle
Hudgins
Amencus
Logansville
Bayne Wilma Hornbuckle
Ben-jamin F. Hudgins
Americus
Will English
West Church Street
Mr. Hudgins
International Harvester Co
Presbyterian Church
Dr Blair's Cream of Cucumber Advertised Skin Aid
An old advertisement promotes Dr Blair's Cream of Cucumber as a complexion aid for all skin types. It claims to smooth and soften, prevent dandruff and sunburn, with a long lasting formula that won’t rub or blow off. sold for 60 cents to a dollar at drug and department stores.
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Blair
Crex Rugs and Silk Goods Sale Highlights
The Standard advertises deep discounts across Crex Rugs in multiple sizes and patterns, plus velvet toes and wool fibre squares. Also featured are silk fabrics, lace, gowns, dresses, and assorted ladies wear with low sale prices and closeouts. Entities include Crex Rugs, Alix Smith, Japanese Matting Rugs, Jay anese Bhantung Silk, Amoskeag Apron Gingham, and various fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crex
Alix Smith
Nainsock
Mrs Wheeler Hosts Informal Bridge Afternoon
Mrs M H Wheeler hosted an informal bridge gathering for club members with bright sunflowers and coreopsis in the living rooms. After games, a sandwich course and fruit punch were served, honoring the Wednesday Afternoon club’s matron members and high score prize.
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Fort
Hollis Fort
Lee Street
Sara Oliver
Martha Fort
Atlanta
Elizabeth McCarty
Fitzgerald
Nancy Coney
Unadilla
Miss Oliver
Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
In 1913 a customer praises a preparation sold by Howell's Pharmacy claiming four bottles restored work ability after stomach trouble. The ad touts removing catarrhal mucus and inflammation across stomach, liver, and intestines, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee and one dose convincing.
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Howell
Chapter installs new officers amid social meeting
The Americus chapter held its social meeting with the installation of new officers for the coming term. Mrs J W Harris Jr, newly elected president, accepted with grace. Mrs FE L Carswell presented her resignation as president, and Mrs Lawrence Brown was elected to succeed her unanimously.
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J. W. Harris, Jr
FE. L. Carswell
Harris
Carswell
Lawrence Brown
U. D.C
Alice Stephens
Americus High School
Cato Wilson
Leslie
Wyeth's Age and Sulphur Compound for hair color
An old remedy to darken faded gray hair is promoted as restoring natural color with Sage and Sulphur. The ad notes home stewing is outdated and directs readers to ask Grogs store for Wyeth's Age and Sulphur Compound with added ingredients for a youthful look, while stating it does not cure disease.
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Wyeth
Plains Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Funeral Attendance
Mrs Edgar Timmerman returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs Jim French of Richland. Mrs Pat Simpson visits Mrs B W Bacon. Mrs Frank Tininamaas travels to Parrott for a week. Mrs Ross Daniel of Pleasant Bay visiting friends in the hospital. Ruth Timmerman traveled to Atlanta for a trial court session last week. Mr Timmerman attended the 1920 legislative session as a member. Mrs John Watts and daughter of Shellman attended the District Conference at a M E Church. The Lamars returned after a short visit. Marguerite Fort returned from Dewson. Several Plains residents went to Parrott to attend Mrs Fletcher Wright’s funeral.
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Edgar Timmerman
Jim French
Richland
Pat Simpson
B. W. Bacon
Frank ‘Tininamaas
Parrott
Ross Daniel
Pleasant Bal Ae
Timmerman
Yrsck Tieumeren
Ruth Timmerman
Atlanta
John Watts
Shellman
M. E
Lamar
Conteabuee
Tiies
Marguerite Fort
Visiting Arkansans May Pass Up Cue
Officials of the Chamber of Commerce received a letter from D. C. Welty cultural missionary of the Southern Pacific railroad. He will visit Amarillo August 2 for a day of inspection of the region’s cultural possibilities and asks preparations be tentative until his arrival. He notes business will fill most of the visit and urges delaying the proposed barbecue until after discussions with local leaders.
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Chamber of Commerce
Welty
Ameco Chill and Fever Tonic Promises Quick Malaria Relief
An old advertisement touts Ameco as a superior remedy to quinine for chills fever and malaria. It claims rapid fever reduction lasting tonic effects prevention of chill days and safe prescription grade formulation with doctor approval and money back guarantee.
Local notes and visits mix with business and delays
Claude Johnson of Leslie visits Americus. Miss Ethel Marriett of Sumter visits, while Prof Harrold Davenport plans a few days with relatives. Grace Barnes returns from New York for summer. Mrs Hill Kelley ill improves slightly. Guy Surrency moves from Postal Telegraph to Western Union. Mrs Wallis Mott to take two week vacation, then visits north Georgia. Rev Carl W Minor leaves for Baptist meetings for ten days. W A Stokes arrives to manage Western Union during Mrs Mott’s absence. Correction issued: Has Grad Grady not convicted of jail breach. Mr and Mrs A L Jackson spend a few days in Americus after marrying in Macon. Chamber of Commerce report on road plans. Two Shorthorn calves sold to George M Bragg for veal. Jarrett J Wilson, county commissioner, brings calves from Leslie area.
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Americus
Jarrett J. Wilson
George M. Bragg
Americus Epicures
Wilson
Sumter
Lee Street
Leslie
Sumter visitor and local party recount creek trip
W H Israel of Sumter visited for business today. The group includes Neon Buchanan B Farlow David A Davenport T M Farlow Davis Broadhurst George Sima Wilson Dudley Satewa and Ane party wach pent a on alee creek Americus. Members said Jimm Harris and Olin Dixon enjoyed the trip and caught more than they dreamed during the day’s sport.
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Neon Buchanan
B. Farlow
David A. Davenport
T. M. Farlow
Davis Broadhurst
George Sima Wilson
Dudley Satewa
Alee Creek
Americus
Thelow
Jimm Harris
Olin Dixon
Americus Boy Wins Naval Cruise Place
Hewin Hamond, after going to Atlanta for naval enlistment tests, has been accepted and will return home tomorrow. He reports for active duty on July 13 and will depart for Norfolk for his first practice cruise.
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Hewin Hamond
Atlanta
Navy Auxiliary Establishment
8.L. Hamond
Norfolk
Nitrate of Soda For Sale By Charles L. Ansley
A few tons of Nitrate of Soda available for immediate purchase. Enquiry and applications invited to Charles L. Ansley at the address 28-tf postfix.
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Chas. L. Ansley
Shuco Shampoo Promises Healthier Hair And Shine
An advertisement extols Shuco Shampoo blending coconut and palm oils for saponification to nourish the scalp and hair. It claims other soaps leave harsh films, while Shuco softens, refreshes, rinses clean, and adds life and gloss, priced at 60 cents at drug stores.
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Shuco
Dr Hitchcock Liver Kidney and Food Powders Ad
An old newspaper advertisement touts Dr Hitchcock's Liver Kidney and Food Powders as a three-in-one remedy to cure constipation biliousness and related symptoms by restoring liver and kidney function. It claims safe vegetable ingredients allow any diet while promising relief and blood purification for 26 cents with mailing option from Hitchcock Medicine Co Atlanta Ga.
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Headseta Ein Pacer Santos Acreath
Lage
Hitchcock Medicine
Atlanta
Ten Years of Sick Ness The Toll of One Mosquito Bite
Change of climate is the only lasting cure for malaria and recurrences can occur after long intervals. The article notes widespread malaria, futile attempts to curb it locally, and government action to combat the problem by targeting the mosquito. It promotes daily room spraying with a gaseous vapor and selling screens, urging readers to procure products from local druggists or stores in Quitman, Georgia.
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G. B. Williams Company
Quitman
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Mrs. Churchill
Lawrence Churchill
Comtt
John Albert Wyatt
Churchill
Georgia Lumpkin
Miss Sara Oliver
Miss Fort
Miss McCarty
Miss Coney
Miss Lumpkin
Yeater
Punch
L. W
J. T. Stokes
Treavens
de Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Avamax
Dr. Pierce
Mas. A. R. Ciics
Balad
John Hughes
San Francisco
Josephine Bender
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miriam Mai Daughetr
Wilbur Marsh
Waterloo
Iowa
Vassar
Augusta Glass
Carter Glass
Virginia
John Graham
W. H. Charrell
Brannen Avenue
Plains
Arkansans
Bell
Claude Johnson
Nathan Murray
Miss’ Ethel Marriett
Americas
J. F. Souter
Preston
Harrold Davenport
University of Georgia
Grace Barnes
New York
Guy Surrency
Postal Telegraph Co
Western Union
Wallis Mott
Western Union Telegraph Co
Carl W. Minor
Yesterfordi
First Baptist Church
W. A. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
H. M. Stokes
Amerisoe
Times-Rooster
C. L. Rady
Officus
Grady
A. L. Jackson
Macon
W. T. Lane
South Lee Street
W. H. Israel
Americus Boy
Mr. T. E. M. and
Miss T
E. W
Windaso
Georgia Motor CO. Inc
Cotton Avenue
Lamar Street
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