Gay Throng Goes to Rylander Plantation Party Entertains
A large Americus house party departs Tuesday for Lee Childers plantation. Guests include Miss Tower and Eva Hawkins with chaperones Mrs McNulty and others. Leisure includes fishing and a Thursday barbecue. Rylander Shoe Co reopens Rylander Corner, promising new spring lines and top brands with Arthur Rylander leading the firm.
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John R. Hudson
Frank Harrold
Mary Tower
Miss Walker
Monroe
Eva Hawkins
Ethel Bhipp
Genie Glover
Susanne Simmons
Annie Council
Acues Hawkins
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Barksdale
Dawson
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G. W. Glover
James Taylor
Uylander
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Schumpert Shoe Co
J. T Stallings
D. R. Andrews
East
Rylander Shoe Co
Griffin Builds Fifth Cotton Mill in $200000 Plant
Griffin leads south Georgia growth with a new $200,000 cotton mill. The town, after founding a small factory years ago, now sees four larger plants and rising wealth. Americus lags but eyes expansion, while Griffin accelerates industrial progress.
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Americas
Griffin
South Georgia Metropole
Americus
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering
Josh Edgar of Germantown California states he suffered sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years and found relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He reports immediate relief and complete cure with no recurrence, urging others to try the liniment as sold by all druggists.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Chamberlain
Butter Shortage Hits Americus Market
Industry hints at growth as local supply fails to meet demand. Butter remains scarce in Americus, with no stock in multiple stores and buyers facing higher prices. Farmers nearby provide most of the supply, but recent marketing has slowed, leaving many homes short of butter in a city of 8,000 population.
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Americas
Americus
Whooping Cough Remedy Told By Springville Caller
A Springville mother with three children recalls whooping cough last summer and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with preserving their health. She notes her baby was three months old and claims all children recovered better than those not using the remedy. The letter seeks to promote the product for sale by local druggists.
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Chamberlain
Recess Until Sumter Court In This Circuit
The court circuit will have an off week with no business this week as Judge Littlejohn Solicitor Hooper and local lawyers return from Oglethorpe. Macon county court calls for one week and Sumter Superior Court convenes next week. The session here is expected to be short with few cases docketed though the grand jury will meet next Monday.
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Littlejohn
Hooper
Oglethorpe
Macon County Court
Sumter Superior Court
No Loss of Time and Health Benefit of Cotio Remedy
An Oklahoma seller, H R Paris of Plymouth, reports selling five bottles of Chamberlain s Cotio Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to three threshers who could not work further, noting they resumed work this morning without losing time. He urges keeping a bottle at home and claims pale by all druggists.
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H.R. Paris
Plymouth
Oklahoma
Walker Sent to Bastile in Local Killings Case
Three of the negroes charged with complicity in the killing of Tom Golmes near Americus last weekend faced a committal trial. Pomp Walker, accused of firing a fatal shot, was committed to jail without bail. The others, who were at a cakewalk, fired threats and were released yesterday.
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Tom Golmes
Americus
Pomp Walker
Myrtle Springs Resort Open For Season At Avericos Area
Myrtle Springs, a popular resort near Avericos renowned for its mineral waters and bathing facilities, is open for the season. The area attracts quick visitors, health and pleasure seekers, with comfortable cottages for longer stays. See advertisement elsewhere.
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Myrtle Springs
Avericos
P Cvickere
Rain Predicted Delights Gardens Across Regions
Showers arrived as forecast with a wide area of rain benefiting city gardens and other sections greatly needing moisture. Low clouds stretched for miles, signaling a general rainfall that aided vegetation despite not being essential to the city.
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Americas
Undersigned Offer Free Sample of Patent Remedies
The notice proclaims a free sample of Chamberjian's Stomach and Liver tablets for stomach issues, indigestion, and related ailments. It lists other tonics and patent medicines available from Gibby and Porton, including Fly paper and Easter Powder, with various claimed cures.
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Chemberjan
ARE SKIRTING THE CONTINENT
Messrs. Thomas Harrold and Henry Johnson Jr. of Americus undertake a grand American tour, crossing about ten thousand miles from New Orleans to Beaumont Dallas and across the West and Pacific states. They travel by rail from Montreal to Quebec then return along the Atlantic coast, enjoying a lengthy and delightful journey.
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Thomas Harrold
Henry Johnson Jr
Americus
New Orleans
Beaumont
Dallas
Texas
Trinidad
New Mexseu
California
Uncle Sam
Washington
Oregon
Frisco
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Spokane
Yellowstone National Park
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Quebec
Atlantic
Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Cures Colds
It claims to cut phlegm and germ infected mucus and enrich the blood with oxygen. The ad says it heals inflamed throat and cough worn larynx, with hard colds and stubborn coughs yielding to the remedy. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00, trial bottles free at Eldridge drugstores.
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Dr. King
Eldridge
Devouring the potato vines in the Ameri cas
An account reports a pest outbreak wiping potato vines with red and black bugs ravaging fields. A farmer used cotton seed meal as an anti-bug powder, noting the insects left the vines within two hours. He favors meal as cheaper safer pest control versus Paris green.
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Americas
Paris
Baptist Church Tendered for Epworth League Convention
The Methodist congregation may lack a worship space for months as First Baptist Church offers use of its building for the Epworth League Convention in Americus from June 12 to 14. The auditorium, one of the city’s largest, will host thousands of Leaguers. Americus League reception committee works to house delegates and coordinate arrangements.
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First Baptist
Americus
Americus Lesgue
First Excursion to Seaside From Americus to Savannah
The Seaboard Railway announces a first summer seaside excursion on Monday the 26th. A round trip to Savannah costs two dollars with four days for return. Special Americus departure at Sam, with arrival in Savannah at 9 a.m. The trip promises large turnout from the interior and adds a note about Wollford's Sanitary Lotion and a local druggist, E. J. Eldridge.
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Americas
Seaboard Railway
Savannah
Americus
Sam
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Seaboard
Universalist pastor accepts Pensacola call
Rev. Athalia Johnson Irwin of Columbus DC accepted the pastorate offer from the Church of The Redeemer here and from Pensacola Florida. The move disappoints local members who praise her talent and ability as a leading Universalist worker.
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Athalia Johnson Irwin
Colambi
Church of the Redeemer
Pensacola
Hudson Wins Senate Bid in Thin District Primary
The Times Recorder reports Hon. T. G. Hudson defeated Rou. 8 H. Singletary in Sebley's primary. J. M. Murry was elected clerk of court and L. E. Tondeo became sheriff of Souley county.
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T. G. Hudson
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H. Singletary
Sebley
J. M. Murry
L.E. Tondeo
Souley County
Shirt sale notes at 75 cents each
A sale of one hundred dozen men s Madras and white Bedford card shirts offered at 75 cents each, advertised for Saturday and Monday.
Don’t Start Wrong Don’t Start Summer With Hoger Con
An vintage style advertisement extols Duoting health claims for Que Minute Cough Cure. It urges readers to begin the season with fast acting cough relief for coughs colds croup grip bronchitis and lung troubles. Testimonials from J H Bowles and W A Rembert tout safety and rapid relief for children and adults.
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J. H. Bowles
Groveton
N. H
W. A. Rembert
Bell ringing to end at new Methodist church
The article notes the new Methodist Church will drop bell ringing, once common in rural communities. It states that two white churches in America currently ring, but the Piret Methodist will stop today, marking a shift away from bell sounds in church life.
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Piret Methodist
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted for Digestion Health
An ad claims the product aids digestion, expels poisons, improves appetite, and promotes healthier heat. It references E. J. Eldridge drug stores and implies benefits for slim individuals seeking stronger vitality.
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Dr. King
E. J. Eldridge Drug Stores
Lamb Like Girl Stirs Notice With Quiet Outcry
A gentle girl, described as lamb-like, becomes the center of a surprising public stir as observers debate her influence and the social expectations she challenges. Community voices mix admiration with concern over her boldness and the response she provokes.
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