Smithville Notes Highlight Parties Games and Local News
Smithville items include Miss Susie Lunsford hosting Miss Jimmie Josey of Americus at a 12 party with Josey winning a sewing apron, Alice Melton the consolation prize, and Grace Boulineau winning stationery. A schoolgirls club forms at Miss Pearl Hale’s with weekly dominoes. George Sapp hosts a birthday party for about twenty children. gifts for the host. Smithville baseball defeats Leslie 2 to 1. Local visits span Americus, Leesburg, Macon, Albany, and Elaville. An unveiling at Andersonville’s Wirz monument draws residents. Fishing is popular. A. T. Jackson reports 15 catches. Several residents travel for business or visits, with health notes on E. B. Wallace.
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Smithville
Susie Lunsford
Jimmie Josey
Americus
Josey
Alice Melton
Pearl Hale
Grace Boulineau
George Sapp
G. A. Sapp
Leslie
Jeff Pipkin
Shellman
Spen
J. G. Pruitt
Joe
Garnette
Leesburg
B. J. McKenney
Ethel McManus
Macon
Maude Wiliamson
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Health Restored
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy heals many nervous women by stimulating the kidneys to remove waste from the blood. It asserts nervous exhaustion and other ailments are caused by this waste, urging readers to start today. Sold by all druggists. cod
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Foley
Leslie Regular Score Notes From May In Georgia
Local notes from Leslie Georgia report Mr Page visiting Monday, Mrs Wil Winlett staying with Mrs F A West, and Mr J J Wilson hosting. University student Willard Laramore visiting with relatives. John Robert Usry in town Monday and Mrs Martin Jenkins visiting Miss Nelle Hines. Smithville defeat described as the cleanest game witnessed with hopes of future rematches. Dr Tucker of DeSoto on business in Leslie. Mr R A Derizo, Mr Tift Pace, Misses Marilu Jenkins and Bobbie Pace traveled to Andersonville. Mrs Quinnie Jones visiting relatives in Dublin. Rev B E off his post at the St church. Miss Tt at.
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Cus
W. M. Laramore
Smithville
C. P. Sims
C. R. Wade
Sims
Paul Dixon
Vidalia
Anna Thompson
Americus
Maggie Wills
Arthur Bradley
Reeves
E. B. Wallace
Carter
Maggie Wells
Andersonyile
Wirt
John Cock
Cobb
J. L. Bradley
A. T. Jackson
F. A. Wilson
A. C. Parker
J. ‘H. Parker
Jnc. O
Suggs
W. FE. Parker
F. G. Jones
M. B. Ferrell
Darien
R. D. Morgan
Bronwood
Socre
Dr. Tucker
DeSoto
Leslie
R.A Derizo
Tift Pace
Marilu Jenkins
Bobbie Pace
Andersonville
Quinnie Jones
Raïves
Dublin
BE. AL
Sotiatnet
Ba ‘St
Williams Kidney Pills Advertisement Questioning Kidney Health
An old advertisement asks if kidneys and nervous system have been overworked and if pain, frequent urination, or a pale face occur. It promotes Williams Kidney Pills as a cure, available at druggists and sold at W. A. Rembert's for one shilling and sixpence.
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Price Ste
W. A. Rembert's
Condition Still Critical for Judge Hudson After Stroke
Judge J. J. Hudson remains in critical condition after apoplexy struck him several days ago. Reports from his sick room say he cannot speak and only intermittently recognizes caregivers, with officials describing his status as most serious.
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J. J. Hudson
Set and Settled in Chicago Bride learns to cook corned beef
A Chicago bride embraces domestic duties learning to cook corned beef and cabbage as part of her new life. The piece notes the lighthearted tone and practical change in marriage.
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Chicago News
Ellaville Social News Highlights
Ellaville area notes from May cover Miss Eva Wallen hosting the Forty-two club and Miss Lucy Baldwin’s chafing-dish party. Reports mention visits by Misses Bradley Hollman Green and other locals, plans for Mrs. H F Dixon’s New York trip, and a charity seeing Mr J C Rainey recover from illness. The Wirz monument unveiling at Andersonville drew many locals.
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Ellaville
Eva Wall
Oglethorpe Street
Lucy Baldwin
Lucile Lindsay
Arthur Murray
Dollie Allen
Charles Baldwin
Martha Davis
Lon Walters
Grady Murray
Julia Peacock
Atlanta
Douglasville
Bradley
Hollman
Green
Buena Vista
R. A. Hall
Andersonville
H. F. Dixon
New York
Potnte
Canada
J. H. Cheney
H. C. Davis
Americus
J. C. Rainey
Blair
Addie Baldwin
H. J. Williams
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Advertisement
Certifies druggists refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough. Claims to stop the cough heal the lungs prevent pneumonia and consumption. Note says contains no opiates and genuine product comes in a yellow package sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Williams Cross Roads Social Notes and Local Moves
Williams Cross Roads May 12 report highlights a Bir Williams wedding reception for young guests, visits by Suggs and Jones to Americus to sell potatoes, Florida arrivals at Williams Place, doctors Seymour Evans and Wise visiting in a car, and numerous Sunday guestings among local families. A pavilion picnic is planned, with Quincey Williams recovering and others improving after sickness.
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Williams
Cross Roads
Bir
Brit Williams
Tom Sugge
W. A. Jones
Americus
J. H. Jones
Florida
Seymour Evans
B.T. Wise
J Jr
Tom ‘Turner
Mittle Collins
Mae Mills
W. A
C. P. Jones
Tom Suggs
J. C. Turner
Near Bronwood
C. C. Turner
Rev W L Williamson's Letter Sola by all druggists
Reverend LW Williamson writes a letter noted as Sola, distributed by all druggists, indicating its availability and distribution through pharmacy networks.
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LW. Williamson
Pleasant notes from Plains social calendar May 12
Plains Ga May 12 The Merry Widow Club hosted Miss Ethel Carter's Thursday gathering with a 42 game and banana cream dessert. Mrs Fannie Collins hosted a Sunday school class picnic at Ratliff’s mill. Epworth League met at the Oliver home with Japan as the program focus. Outings with the Lanahas Fishing Club at Bell’s Mill included fish barbecue and dinner. Many Plains residents and visitors from Americus Preston Hebron and Douglas were noted at various events and visits throughout the week with travel to Brunswick for the Knights Templar conclave.
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Plains
Merry Widow Club
Ethel Carter
Lanahas
Bell's Mill
Edmund Oliver
Americus
Oliver
Frank Marshall
Tom Scratchens
Murray
Rufus McGee
Ernest Wellens
Brunswick
Whit Russell
Jackson
Seymour Evans
Macca Tharpe
Misa Vesta Tharpe
Preston
J. W. Johns
Ross Dean
Dawson
Walter Slappey
Oglethorpe
R. B. Evans
Roscoe Markett
Sumter
Flora Markett
Robert White
Julia Coleman
Atlanta
Ruth Kendrick
Hattie Nell Clark
Claire Willie Prather
Charlies Hudgon
Clinton Mesa
White Sulphur Springs
Ernest Logan
Douglas
Bre Colquitt
Huntington Notes on Local School Prep and Invincible Kids
Our Regular Correspondent reports Huntington area crops thriving and pupils ready for Friday school closing exercises led by Mrs. Price. The Huntington ball team, the Invincible Kids, narrate a setback after Leslie town team defeats and an aborted rematch with Leslie citing players hiking to Finn River swamp.
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Huntington
Price
G. M. Harris
Dawson
Gardner
Americus
EM. Lamp
C. T
Ethelaa
Leslie
Bill Pen
Smithville
de Soto
Cobb
Lealle
Les
Tittle “Invincibles
Leslie Diamond
Fiint
dmiEimes-Recorder
Mothers Seek Help for Daughters with Health Struggles
A newspaper column recounts mothers praising Dr Hartman’s Peruna remedy for sickly, puny girls. Letters from Mrs Schopfer and Mrs Moss describe girls improving after Peruna, while critics of other medicines clash with Hartman’s approach as cure-focused.
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Schopfer
Prescott Ave
St. Louis
Hartman
Alice
Martha Moss
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Dr. Hartman
Pertius
Roosevelt counters electric launch stirs political interest
The launch aroused interest among politicians and independents. They believed he could be elected if he accepted the nomination, but would not run if he obtained endorsement from all parties.
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East
Foley's Honey Cure Takes Centerstage At Some Booth
A fragmented ad style snippet highlights Foley's Honey Cure as a remedy for bronchitis and throat ailment with references to a booth, a merchant and a claim of genuine Foley's product. The caller emphasizes authenticity and relief.
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Foley's
Fragmentary Tatler humor prompts mixed tips and jokes
A fragment from The Tatler shows a dialogue about tipping a man for his coat and a pawned watch, with humorous quips about the value and the man’s drinking. The exchange highlights period social wit and casual banter.
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Albany
Joseph S. Davis
Lydia Cochran
Montezuma
Julian Glaze
Wirz
Justice Hudson
Tutt
Jim
George and
Renza_ Israel
Mary Israel
Gene Wilkerson
Messia
Alton Mills
T. F. Turner
M. Brinkley
J. D. Williams
Gainesville
Quincey
Temple Turner
Turner
Ethel Turner
Roosevelt Coun
the Tatler
Soaker
Stein-Blough
Rylander Shoe Co
Clothiers
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