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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
2
Mrs. R E Cato hosts Chrysanthemum club gathering Friday afternoon at her Park home assisted by Mrs. S H McKee and Mrs. Max Orwood. The event features a 3 o'clock start with guests from Americus area. Efforts center on hospitality and floral display.
F L Crumbie a Lynchburg carpenter and former service man said Tanlac rebuilt his health after three weeks of use. He suffered digestion issues nerves chest and heart pains after WWI trenches. He now eats three meals daily works regularly and asserts Tanlac restored him to his best condition. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
Mary Altes Hughes of Devin Virginia near Route 2 said Cardui eased months of pain and illness. She observed improved appetite and energy after starting the tonic, praising its effect on her monthly symptoms and overall well being. Her mother recommended Cardui based on others’ success.
Mrs Lawrence McPhaul and daughter Mary return from a visit with Mrs Linnie Brown on Harrold avenue. Boyd Stackhouse accompanied Mrs Stackhouse to Savannah then Americus. Miss Sarah Hightower and Miss May Fambrough of Bostwick visit Albany friends. Miss Ruby Horne comes from Georgia Children's Home to stay with Joe Horne and Mrs E L Thurman in Hawkinsville. Mrs Mattie Sargent McClure visits her mother Ida Sargent in Hawkinsville, with aunt Mrs G A Hough. J R Kersey leaves for Atlanta for oil mill superintendent convention. Masters Howell and Noel Kersey visit their aunt Mrs John S Goodson in Cordele. Dr J T Stokes attends tech district medical association in Dawson. Miss Martha Ivey travels to Atlanta and Cedartown. Ferdinand Cohen leaves for New York to buy goods. Little Miss Allene Smith spends...
Appraisers appointed to set aside a year's support from the estate of William A. Webb late of Sumter County for Tallulah Webb have filed their report. All interested persons must file objections by the first Monday in July 1922 or the report will be adopted as the court's judgment. June 7, 1922. John A. Cobb.
A farmer's wife recounts ten years of stomach pain ending after one dose of Mavr's Wonderful Remedy. She claims lasting relief for four years with no pains or bloating, praising the product's ability to remove catarrha and mucous in the intestinal tract. Sold by Howell's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere with money back guarantee.
Mexico City faced a citywide disruption as street car service ceased and bakers stayed home. Light, power, and water supplies were also suspended by street car workers shortly after midnight. Elaborate precautions were taken to prevent violence amid the strike.
At a chamber of commerce board meeting Wednesday morning James Lott was elected to fill the vacancy caused by Carr S. Glover's resignation. Glover had been named at the annual election.
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