Americus Group Heads to Florida by Coral Gables Bus
A large party from Americus left this morning on the Coral Gables Bus bound for Miami and will return next Tuesday. The travelers include Mrs. J. A. Walker, Mrs. C. M. Hall and daughter Carolyn Hall, Mrs. W. S. Ames, John Allen Fort, Neon Buchanan, Hugh Gibson, R. M. Logan, S. E. Turner, W. B. Smith, T. B. Woolridge, Walter Haggerson, S. W. Barker, and Samuel Hooks.
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Americus
Coral Gables
Miami
J. A. Walker
C. M. Hall
Carolyn Hall
W. S. Ames
John Allen Fort
Neon Buchanan
Hugh Gibson
R. M. Logan
W.B. Smith
T. B. Woolridge
Walter Haggerson
W. Barker
Samuel Hooks
American tennis stars reach final in English tournament
Return to the United States of Raymond J. Casey and John F. Hennessey after reaching the final in the international tennis event at Wimbledon, England, as they seek a place on the U S Davis Cup team. Bacot from Dade City Florida visits the Wheatley home on College street en route to Denver with Miss Elizabeth Jenkins of Savannah. Miss Nellie Goddard of Lynn accompanies them west. Mrs Vera S Roach returns from Memphis after an operation. Frank Harrold Jr and guests Frank Armistead and Moore Pearson spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Harvard on College street and return to Atlanta. Miss Sarah Marsh of Portsmouth is visiting grandparents on Jackson street. C A Ernest and son Charles Jr of Portsmouth visit A D Gatewood on Lee street. Mrs W W Granberry and daughter Ruth stay on Lee street en route Birmingham to Clearwater to join husband for an extended stay.
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Raymond J. Casey
John F. Hennessey
Wambledon
Stadium
England
America
United States
Bacot
Dade City
Fla
Wheatley
College Street
Denver
Col
Elizabeth Jenkins
Savannah
Nellie Goddard
Lynn
Mass
Mrs. Bacot
Miss Bacot
Frank Harrold, Jr
Frank Armistead
Moore Pearson
Frank Harvard
Atlanta
Sarah Marsh
Portsmouth, Va
W. F. Marsh
Jackson Street
C. A. Ernest
Charles, Jr
A.D. Gatewood
Lee Street
W. W.granberry
Ruth
Birmingham
Clearwater, Fla
Mr. Granberry
Albert Beall
W. D. Moreland
Elizabeth
Jane Broadhurst
Beall
Pauline Broadhurst
Katherine Perkins
Joe Perkins
W. T. Lane
Tampa
John Ralston Cargill
Helen H. Wheatley
Sam Coney
Columbus
Coney
Laurel Falls Camp visitors return home in small town notices
Miss Florrie Warren and Miss Helen Sheffield, recently at Laurel Falls Camp in Clayton, came home last night. Mrs. S. H. Young returns from Kentucky visiting relatives. Miss Mollie Cobb also returns from Portsmouth, Virginia, after several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Marsh, Mrs. G. W. Bacott and Miss Louise.
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Florrie Warren
Helen Sheffield
Laurel Falls
Clayton
S. H. Young
Kentucky
Mollie Cobb
Portsmouth
Mrs. R. E. Marsh
Social notes from Commerce and nearby towns
Social items detail visits and departures among residents of Commerce, Atlanta, Columbus, Albany, and Lee street. Harry Burns returns from a weekend with Frank Stapleton. Mrs. Albert Beall visits in Atlanta with sisters Elizabeth and Jane Broadhurst. Katherine Perkins travels from Atlanta to Tampa. Families Cargill, Brownell, Lane, and Wheatley appear with upcoming travels and guests. Rev. John M Outler reports gradual improvement from North Carolina mountains while in recovery.
Karnak Restores Ada Kelley After Years of Ills
Ada Kelley of Girard Alabama details a dramatic recovery after two weeks on Karnak. Once weak and nervous with heartburn, indigestion, and constipation, she reports full relief, ravenous appetite, renewed energy, and ability to hike and picnic. Karnak sold in Americus by Planters Drug and Towells Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Ada C. Kelley
Cedar Hill
Girard
Ala
Columbus
Mrs. Kelley
Karnak
Americus
Planters Drug and Seed Store
Towells Pharmacy
Leading Druge
Americus Native Family Returns to Visit With Smiths
Former Americus residents now living in Columbus travel back to Americus with their three children Myra Vivian and Jack. They spend the week at the Smiths country home on Smithville Road with Mr Philo Smith. W Ivey of Atlanta, formerly of Americus, also visits for several days. The article notes Sheffield plate as a mix of silver and Capper.
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Americus
Columbus
Myra
Vivian
Jack
Philo Smith
Smithville Road
W. 8. Ivey
Atlanta
City
Famous Comedians Star In Rylan Play Screen Revival
Two renowned comedians headline a celebrated play brought to the screen after a long stage run. President Wilson publicly praised the production from his box, marking a historic moment in theatre when a president lauded a work he was watching. The Aaron Hoffman and Samuel Shipman piece is presented as a refined, heartier master film.
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Woodrow Wilson
Aaron Hoffman
Samuel Shipman
Weber and Fields Photoplay Gift A Top Laugh Spectacle
A superb photoplay showcases Weber and Fields, a duo long revered in comedy. Supported by an outstanding cast, the production promises sparkling extravaganza and world class entertainment, delivering the year’s most entertaining film experience.
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Tion
Weber and Fields
Lemon Based Skin Whitening Remedy Promises Fast Results
A vintage advertisement touts a lemon skin whitening mix combining juice of two lemons with Orchard White and three ounces of a base to create a fragrant lotion. It claims a safe, effective whitening, softening, and freckle reducing effect for face neck arms and hands, with stage beauties named as users and a note that preparation must be DIY for best action.
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Florida
U.S. A
Vera S. Roach
Memphis
Tenn
Americas
G. W. Bacott
Louise
Pinkston
Pinkston's
Pinkston’s
Daniel Green
Harry Burns
Commerce
Frank Stapleton
Mrs. C. L. Brownell
Albany
Columbia
S. C
John M. Outter
Outler
North Carolina
Mrs
Qlinn Buchanan
Leonard Wingate
Fernandania
Allen Rowe
Callahan
Rowe
Screven Wingate
Willian’ Wingate
Gurard, Ala
Sheffield
Deetilly
Rylander
Frank Hall
Americus Welding Co
Iruen
Erne
Americus Jewelry Company, Inc
Wallis Mott
Mer
Leo
Forsyth St
Benk of Commerce
Norma Talmadge
Eugene O’brien
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