State urges typhoid vaccination for protection
A Georgia health official urges county physicians to vaccinate patients against typhoid fever. The notice says vaccination will be provided by the state free for administration or at a nominal cost, with vaccines available through the Commissioner of Health or Dr Chambliss. It notes high typhoid mortality and asks physicians to boost immunization, offering lab support and urging early orders while supplies last.
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Georgia
Ter County
Chambliss
Je “Ty
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T. P. Abercrombie
Noriimissional of Health and
Collab
Mihied
Prom Party Lights Buena Vista Sunlit Porch
Miss PJ Mauk hosted a prom party for Buena Vista youths on Thursday evening. Lanterns cast soft light on the porch and lawn as music and refreshments filled the night. Guests included Miss Lil Jetes Be Ba Cerin, Elizabeth McCrory, and forty chapter members enjoyed a lively social and business gathering.
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Buena Vista
PJ Mauk
Serewman
Ann - Abs
Mauk
George C. McCrory
Lil. Jetes
Cerin Larion County
Bright
Barbershop and Liquor Found in Cotton Avenue Area
A barbershop and liquor find is reported along Cotton Avenue. The text notes a set of actions performed and mentions a group described as Negroes, with reference to John Mad. The fragment suggests an incident or scene near a barber shop with routine measures noted.
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John Mad- Cotton Avenue
Money Is Tight as Banks Impose Thirty Day Rule
Weekly Business Review reports tighter money conditions with banks in major cities requiring 30 days advance notice before withdrawals from savings. May sees 1356 commercial failures, led by clothing and millinery, groceries and butchers. Wholesale prices fall under 2 percent in May, remaining 15 percent above 1913. American manufacturers focus on the home market amid foreign uncertainty. Forty leading firms halted dividends, fifty top stocks decline nearly one point. Sears Roebuck May sales rise to 12.24 million from 17.71 million last year, as Loeb cautions gradual improvement. Cotton acreage down 30 percent, smallest crop in 25 years. a third of southern cotton pledged for bank loans.
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Albert Apple
Oney
Federal Reserve Board
May
Liberty Bonds
Middle West
Ohio
Sears-Roebuck
Loeb
J. E. Wanamaker
South
New Orleans
Massengale Advertising Agency marks twenty-fifth anniversary
ATLANTA June 14 One of the era’s notable events at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World meeting in Atlanta was a dinner for St Elmo Massengale founder and president of Massengale Advertising Agency marking its twenty fifth anniversary. The South’s oldest agency began in five dollar desk space and now handles over a million dollars yearly in advertising, with many prominent figures praising Massengale’s vision courage and leadership in building a southern advertising empire from Florida to Texas and Louisiana to Virginia.
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Atlanta
Associated Advertising Cluba
St. Elmo
Massengale
American Association of Ayrising Agencies
United States
Canada
St. Elmo Masengale
Nct
St Elmo Masing
Jamesughnessy
New York
American Association O
Advertising Age Products
O'Shaughnessy
Massengale Advertising Agency
America
Intine
St Elmo Massengale
Florida
Texas
Louiana
Vania
South
St. Elmo Massengale
Texan
Oklahoma
Virginia
Maryland
Thomas Cusack
Mavengale
Aswoe Uilding
Gordon
Roscoe
W. R.raymond
Cago
Federal Reserve District
Georgia State Democratic Executive Committee
Georgia
Western & Atlantic Railway Commission
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Advertising Club of
Sphinx Club of
Southern Commercial Congres Nd
Promi-Seus
Will Represent Flour Mill Here In Americas Opening
W J Thornton announced abandonment of plans for a Jacksonville flour jobbing house and confirmed opening a flour business in Americas immediately. He leased Harrold Brothers warehouse on Central of Georgia tracks and will sell at mill prices to retailers, with Roland Broadhurst joining. The Mountain City Mill Company of Chattanooga supplies stock. three carloads ordered. delivery to start next Monday.
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W. J. Thornton
Jacksonville
Americas
Harrold Brothers
Central of Georgia
Mountain City Mill Company
Chattanooga
Roland Broadhurst
R. S.broadhurst
Mr. Thornton
Friendship notes and social visits in late wartime era
Jackson ville residents and visitors from Columbus Americus Ellaville and Buena Vista share tea visits chautauqua and dinners. Mrs Har ve, Miss Ha ve and relatives attend events with the McGee Wells and Wells families. General Pershing calls for a trained citizen reserve to meet wartime emergency.
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John 4. Pershing
Library expands with Americana reference addition
Public library highlights new reference works including the thirty volume Americana and the Cyclopedia. Children’s Uncle Remus program scheduled for 4 pm Wednesday. hours revised next week with opening at 2 30 and closing at 9 except 6 30 to 7 30 for a sobriety hour. Donations urged of Wakefield and other novels. county library outreach to county by parcel post. local tax adjustments noted in Hanna and Dustin estate actions.
Local society notes from Lains Plains June 11
Miss Martha Cody of Columbus visits sister Mrs Alvin Timmerman. Leo Parker just graduated from Emory College and is at home. Miss Alice Ruth Timmerman hosts Atlanta friends for a brief visit. Updates on Pearl and Cynthia Langford and their father. Mrs Mamie Sutherland and Mrs J R McGee returned from Eufaula to visit family of Mrs George Lewis. Mr and Mrs Eugene Pilcher of Shiloh guests of Mrs Thos M Jones. Miss Maggie Jenkins visiting Miss Alice Ruth Timmerman. formerly a local teacher, many friends greet her. Miss Lilian Quillian of Winder visiting sister Mrs B E Thrasher. Stonewall Shirley home from Georgia University. B Y P U delegates to Savannah: Miss Agnes Thomas and Miss Alice Ruth Timmerman. with Messrs H R McGee and F E Mathews. Clergy and attendees at Macon elder conference. Miss Elinor Chamberzy returns from GN JC graduation at Milledgeville. guest of Miss Mary McMath. Mrs Omer Bass spent chautauqua week with sisters Misses Pearl and Nellie Walters. Miss Sadie Lunsford of Preston visiting. A V Huggins and daughter Rosa Lee Higgins to occupy home for the summer. school set glad to have Rosa Lee. John B Clarke graduates, to Mercer Summer School and will enter fall term. The Chautauqua three-day program attracted attendees. educational emphasis noted though attendance below normal.
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George Alston
Jacksonville
Fla
Eugenia Drane
Columbus
Virginia
Eleanor Drane
Sam McGarrah
B. T. Wise
Plains Hospital
Harry Priddy
Sara Harvey
Isaac Harvey
P. W. Harvey
Rufus McGee
Plains
Chautauqua
Harrowe
Rebecca Ha Ve
Oftonton
A Grave
Raymond. Mc. Neil
Americus
B.C. Wells
C. Cc. Wells
Ellaville
Martha McMichael
Robert McMichael Doyle
F. T. Adams
Robert
Larry O Feiddyy
W. H. Salley
G. Allison
Atlanta
Bie
Wells
Lains
Martha Cody
Alvin Timmerman
Leo Parker
Emory College
Alice Ruth ‘Timmerman
Misses Pearl
Cynthia Langford
Mamie Sutherland
J. R. McGee
Eufaula
George Lewis
Eugene Pilcher
Shiloh
Thos
M. Jones
Maggie Jenkins
Alice Ruth Timmerman
Miss Jenkins
Moultrie
Lilian Quillian
Winder
B. E. Thrashe R
Stonewall Shirley
Georgia University
Savannah
Agnes Thomas
Mesara
H. R. McGee
F. E. Mathews
al Sernates
A. C. Wellens
J. W. Timmerman
Macon
Elinor
Chamberzy
Milledgeville
J. C
Mary McMath
Omer Bass
Pearl
Nellie Walters
Mizs
Sadie Lunsford
Preston
Rane
A. V. Huggins
Rosa Lee Higgins
Rosa Lee
John B. Clarke
Mercer
Sanetine Iene
Ats
The
Cliffs Chantant
Swift
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Rae Ves
Remus
Times-Recorder
Olin Williams
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H. Melville Hanna
Hanna
J. F. Roberts
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