Morning Trumpets and Thought for the Day
A collage of items from a local page includes the Morning Trumpets column with verses by Frank L. Stanton, a Thought for the Day from Phillips Brooks and George MacDonald, a Little Miss Mary Marbut birthday notice, S A T C boys entertainment plans, and notices of Georgia athletes including Charlie Thompson’s safe return and Captain Homer Nicholson’s promotion.
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Miss Mary Marbut
Georgia
Charlie Thompson
Charles E. Thompson
Charile
Chateau Thierry
Argonne Forest
Atlanta Constitution
Local sales at the Gas Shop and overseas heroics
Chapter A B S sale of pretty things at the Gas Shop with Christmas gifts and lunches, aided by Emmanuel Guilds chapters. Lieutenant P H Mell from Augusta reports his aviation exploits on the French front, downing a Fokker and serving in the air campaign that aided the armistice. A Ladies Bazaar follows December 10 14 offering handwork lunches and dining options. Various society notes and local visits fill out the page.
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Emmanuel Guild
Holman Building
P. H. Mell
Augusta
Europe
France
Avieran
Young Mell
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies of the Christian Church
Local Social Notes And Military Moves In Macon Area
Our page records a string of social visits and military updates. Lieut. Hollingsworth improves from a leg wound while Lieut. Cox, an old University student, serves in the same regiment. Mrs. Stevens of Lexington and Mrs. Williams of Neese are among yesterday’s visitors. several residents travel or return from camps and colleges. Major Howell Cobb receives a commission. Sanford’s son Shelton reports safe overseas via cable. Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon extracts are advertised for cooks.
Dandeline Promise For Soft Full Hair Growth
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline for girls to stop dandruff and beautify hair. It claims instant cleansing of dust oil and a doubled beauty after moments, plus eventual new hair growth with continued use. The ad urges buying a small bottle from any pharmacist or toilet counter for a few cents.
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Knowlton
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Endorsed for Children Health
A nostalgic ad extols Cascarets as a safe candy cathartic for kids. It urges mothers to use the 10 cent boxes to clear bile sour fermentation and poisons from a child’s stomach liver and bowels with no injury or griping.
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Barnett
Beacham
Walter Bishop
Mildred Rhodes
Sexton
Richards
Elder
W. Mesbit
Frank Lipscomb
Miss Tibbetts
Wilson
John Rhodes
John Moss
Mrs Brumby
Frank L. Stanton
Phillips
Brooks
George McDonald
Morton Hodgson
Walter Hodgson
Billups Phinizy
C. A. Scudder
Homer Nicholson
A. R. Nicholson
United States Food Administration
Andrew M. Soule
Hugh J. Rowe
Athens
Clarke County
H. J Rowe
Imiet
Bnet
Deane
Brandt
Lieut. Mell
C. I. Mell
John D. Mell
Georgia State Baptist Association
Georgia State University
L. A. Kirk
Winterville
City
James White
Jim White
Atlanta
London News
Viola Cherry
Charlotte
Will McElhannon
Lexington
McElhannon
Josephine Wilkins
Annie
Dollie Hart
W. P. Briggs
Lieut. Prescott Briggs
54Th Infantry
Neumonia
W. Z. Stevens
Margaret Willians
Mary Williams
Neese
J. W. Watson
Herschel Smith
R. L. Joiner
Mrs. Wills
Jefferson
Miss Pearl Shackelford
Lieut
Farrar Bond
Baltimore
G. G. Bond
Lamar Rucker
Camp Zachary Taylor
Howell Cobb
Camp Gordon
Ben Julian
Clarence Chandler
Clark Howell
3. V. Sanford
Shelton Sanford
L. M. Brand
Louise Brand
Brenau College
Lawrenceville News- Herald
W. H. Beck
Virginia
Macon
University of Georgia
R. L. Moss
Little Son
Kodaks
Kodak
Eastman Autographic
E.S. Sporting Goods Company
Waterman’s Fountain Pens
Louis Camar
Clayton Bt
Athons, Ga
Chafin Bros
College Ave
Chafin Bros. Garage
Washington St
Athens, Ga
Gainesville Midland
Beeen
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Paseergor
Sethe
Fismatans
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