Friendship to Stage Program at Concord School Auditorium
The Woman's Missionary society of Friendship presents a July 1 program at Concord school auditorium featuring readings tableaux music a negro sermon cross fires jokes and gags led by Mrs P W Harvey with Brandy's Minstrels and Mrs Black's Pink Tea as the finale Admission 15 and 25 cents proceeds go to painting the Baptist church.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of Friendship
Concord School
Brandy
Mrs. Black
T. C. Wells
Mrs. Guest
Mrs. McGarrah
Ernest Wells
Doris Wells
Claud Walters
S. Hart
Fred Kidd
Liberty
Georgia Harvey
Josephine Wells
Eleanor Wells
Minnie King
Eva Rabon
Fannie Davis
Mildred King
P. W. Harvey
Otranto Victim's Body Reaches Home in Georgia
The body of Alvin C. Bolton, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bolton of Worth county, who drowned when the Otranto sank off Scotland, arrived in Sylvester and was buried at Providence Primitive Baptist church ten miles north of the town. Bolton's remains were among the last World War victims returned to the United States.
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Tifton
Alvin C. Bolton
T. A. Bolton
Worth County
Scotland
Sylvester
Providence Primitive Baptist Church
Bolton
United States
White Class Visits Negro Sunday School at Mount Calvary
In Cordele on June 27 about thirty five members of the Baptist Men's Bible class from First Baptist Sunday school attended the colored Sunday school at Mount Calvary Baptist church. Talks by W L Robuck Rev Wallace Wear pastor J M Diffee and R L Luffman addressed church work challenges for the Negro congregation.
Conditions at Milledgeville prison farm condemned by judges
A five judge board filed a report with Governor Hardwick sharply condemning Milledgeville prison farm conditions. They fault funding and administration, urge a modern water plant, thorough building screening, better bedding, and improved diet. Flogging should be abolished or used only as a last resort, and reforms include intensified cultivation and new or upgraded facilities for TB inmates and general sanitation.
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Atlanta
Milledgeville
Superior Court
Hardwick
Mentho Sulphur advertised for skin relief
A skin specialist endorses Mentho Sulphur for eczema and itching. The preparation purportedly destroys germs, soothes the skin on first use, and reduces rashes. Sold as a cold cream like Bowles Mentho Sulphur in small jars at druggists.
Weevil Dusting Instructions From Georgia Board of Entomology
The Georgia State Board of Entomology outlines calcium arsenate dusting for cotton weevils. Apply twice before squares form, then monitor and dust infested spots every three days, with broader intervals during active infestation, and continue through the season. Dust at night, average 5 pounds per acre, 25 to 35 pounds per acre per season, and use suitable dusting equipment.
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Georgia State Board of Entomology
State Board of Entomology
Atlanta
Hawkinsville to Have New Commandery
Hawkinsville residents prepare to institute Rhodes Commandery No 34 by Irenne Commandery Knights Templar next Thursday afternoon and evening. Past Grand Commander A C Atkins of Georgia will lead the ceremony and installation of officers. The event promises a notable occasion for local Knights. Stamps replace small coins in Belgium. Eggs from hatcheries are artificially fertilized.
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Cordele
Irenne Commandery
Knights Templar
Rhodes Commandery
No 34
Hawkinsville
A. C. Atkins
Templars of
Georgia
Mothers and Daughters Credit Lydia E Pinkham Compound
Greenville Delaware mother testifies how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her daughter's internal trouble and improved daily life. The advertisement catalogs decades of letters from mothers and daughters praising the medicine and urging others to try it.
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Greenville
Del
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wm. S. Huauss
Delaware
Commission urges focused farming for prison support
The commission argues that scattered land use and poor cultivation hinder output. It recommends restricting farming to the best lands, diversifying crops to boost food production for prisoners, and applying proper husbandry to reduce funding inadequacies.
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Commission
Jad Salts Kidney Flush Seductive Patent Remedy
Readers are urged to take Jad Salts to flush and stimulate kidneys. The ad claims four ounces in water before breakfast helps kidney function, relieves backache and bladder issues, neutralizes urine acids, and prevents disorders. It touts harmless lithia drink properties and broad accessibility.
Tarred Man Yet Undecided in Thomasville Feud
O Haselgrove cigar maker beat with tar and feathers in Thomasville after his controversial remarks on marriage and sex relations. He was given sixty hours to flee town. Four men who abducted him and three helpers remain unidentified. Haselgrove owns a Broad Street factory and a home near the city limit where his wife and three children live. He recently survived a shooting incident with the father of a girl in his employ. Locals advise immediate departure amid heated sentiment.
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Thomasville
O. Haselgrove
Haselgrove
Broad Street
Ironized Yeast Skin Care Ad Targets Girls
An advertisement urges girls to keep skin clear and fresh using Ironized Yeast tablets. It promises a quick banishment of pimples and blemishes, claims a youthful complexion, and offers a free 8 day test by mailing a postcard to the Ironized Yeast Co. in Atlanta.
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Pimpie
Blackhead
Tronized Yeast Co
Atlanta
Adv
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Otranto
Calvary Church
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Geo. Anderson
Central of
Board of Five Judges
Syte Board of Entomology
Catherine Davis
Scranton
Brighton Beach
N. Y
Hawkinsvile
Belgium
F. Roy Duncan
Columbus, Ga
Kei
Americus Lighting Co
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Tetley
John L. Wooten
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
W. G. Turpin & Co
Sumter Auto Painting CO
I. E. Oliver
Mer
Cotton Ave
U. S
Planters Seed Co
Dispatch
Atlanta Trust Co
M’donald
Planters Bank
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