Georgia Men Reported on Both Sections of American Casualties
Washington dispatch lists casualties from the American Expeditionary Forces with totals for killed in action died of wounds died of disease wounded severely and missing. The report names Georgians among the fallen and wounded including Private John L Todd Hogansville and Privates Charlie L Reynolds Toomsboro John H Roland Gresston and Paul among the wounded.
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Georgia
Pershing
Myron Farmer
Newnan
Washington
American Expeditionary Forces
Rae
John L Todd
Hogansville
Charlie L Reynolds
Toomsboro
John H Roland
Gresston
Paul
Masseys Meal Bread Sells To Five Thousand Grouper Citizens
Twenty five grocerymen sold Masseys Home Ground Meal while five thousand people ate bread made from Masseys Meal.
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Massey
Georgia soldiers listed as killed wounded and missing in action
Section two shows names of Georgia servicemen categorized by status. Killed in action includes Sergeant Earnest William Davenport and others. wounded severely lists Corporal Nol and several privates. wounded degree undetermined names. missing in action Sergeant Jake H Maddox and others. wounded slightly includes Sergeant William Morgan and others. one private Frank Payton listed as missing.
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H_ . Hudson
Canton
Robert F Flood
Chipley
Robert Owens
Ellaville
Roy Messer Reece
Holly Springs
Charlie Thornhill
Aubrey McClain
Social Circle
David O. Wilson
Grayson
Jesse D. Atkins
LaGrange
Albert Ealy
Shellman
JuHua M McDonald
Dubin
Will Burnett
West Point
James Wright
Carlyle
Noah B. But
Buena Vista
George E. Mack
Rossville
Seaborn T. Kitchens
Gibson
Walter L. Jackson
Trion
Luther H. Smith
Jake H. Maddox
Brewster
John O. Holt
Climax
John A. Sirmans
Sirmans
Earnest William Daveport
Asworth
Harvey A. BI
Boremen
Daniel B. Kelley
Rochelle
Teem
Claxton
Noland Tupper
Atlanta
Henry A. Leopold
Montrose
John W. Day
Lithonia
Sam T. Hendricks
Cartersville
Thomas R. Higgs
Douglas
Simmie W. Stone
Box Springs
Licut
Myron
Toccoa
Jay Zetler Davenport
Hamp
Burd Reese
Cummings
Frank Payton
Tarrytown
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Proves Worth in Colds
Many families rely on Chamberlains Cough Remedy for winter coughs and colds and report best results when directions are followed. The article notes the remedy has been fully proven and is trusted by long time users.
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Chamberlain
Nasal Sterilizer Promises To Prevent Flu Spread
An old advertisement touts Eucapine Salve as a nose and throat sterilizer to prevent influenza. It claims the main ingredient, Oleum Eucalypti, sterilizes air passages for about twelve hours and is soothing for all ages.
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London
Dance At New Era Club Delights College Guests
A New Era Club rooms dance drew the college crowd with Dorothy Hodgson Marion Hodgson Neal Cochran Caroline Davis Catherine Ashford Catherine Park Dot Haselton Nina Davis Otey Vincent Sarah Swift Marian Bailey Elizabeth Harris among the attendees. Community notices report Ladies Aid Bazaar meals at the Christian church with oysters and a Thursday menu including fry or stew cabbage salad pickle bread and butter coffee.
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New Era
Dorothy Hodgson
Marion Hodgson
Neal Cochran
Caroline Davis
Catherine Ashford
Catherine Park
Dot Haselton
Nina Davis
Otey Vincent
Sarah Swift
Marian Bailey
Elizabeth Harris
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
War Savings pledge drive swells in Georgia
Atlanta reports pledge redemption in the Seventh district with John C. Abels of the treasury department auditing War Savings pledges. County groups including Floyd Polk and Paulding push house to house canvassing and aim for 95 percent redemption by year end. Local notes mention influenza cases and social visits as readers look to holidays.
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Atlanta
John C. Abels
United States Treasury Department
Seventh Congressional District
New York City
Abels
Georgia
Messrs
T. J. Simpson
Floyd
E. W. Lemon
Polk
C. 3. MeClatchey
Paulding
Treasury Department
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
An old home remedy to darken faded gray hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur, now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A sponge or brush is applied strand by strand to restore natural color, yielding dark, glossy hair with a youthful appearance. The product is for cosmetic use only.
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Wyeth
How to Be Rid of Dangerous Dandruff
An advertisement promises quick relief from dandruff and itching by using Parisian sage available at H. R. Palmer & Sons and druggists. It claims the product destroys the germ causing dandruff, prevents hair loss, and offers a money back guarantee if results are not achieved.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Knox Institute Team Defeats Sigma Cane 12–6
The Knox Institute football team beat Sigma Cane 12 to 6 at Linwood Park yesterday. Wylie and Tripp scored for Knox Institute, while Walker scored for Sigma Cane, in a well played afternoon contest.
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Knox Institute
Sigma Cane
Linwood Park
Institute
Wylie
Tripp
Walker
Woman's Danger Period and Pinkham Remedy
The period between forty five and fifty five is described as a crisis for women, with symptoms like heat flashes nervousness headaches and gloom. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is presented as the standard remedy after forty years of use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts the Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, gravel diabetes, rheumatism, and back problems in men and women. It claims bladder regulation in children and offers mail order for $1.25 with testimonials and a two months’ supply. Dr. E W Hall listed in St Louis, MO. Sold by druggists.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
J.louis
Adv
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J. L. Harmon
G. H. Williamson
Lou Fields
Callaway Grocery Co
S. T. Huen, Canning & Patterson
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L. W. Holmes
R. A. Collins
H. E. Stephens
J.T. Lord
G. D. Parr
W. W. Edwards
J. R. Davis
S. R. Hunter
W. H. Burger
F. F. Holmes
I. N. Butler
A. Collins
King Hodgson Co
Arnold & Abney
Southern Mercantile Co
J. H. Massey
Louis Cama
E. Clayton
Athens, Ga
J. Bush’s
Jesse A
Mey Ett
Athens
J- Bush
Kress
Reliable Jewelry Store
Warren Moise
Susie D. Anthony
Tampa
Fla
Stephen Popper
Janier Anderson
Macon
Eugene Hoke
Mrs
J. Z. Hoke
J.B. Wier
Lieut
Vernooy Wier
Alex Wier
Well End
Howell Erwin
Ben Barrow
Martin
Jane Martin
Laurie Martin
Carlton
Clas
Wellington
Hazelhurst
M. Wood
Viola Wood
Marion Wood
Birmingham
Kitsman
Willard Sargent
Marion Caskey
Ethlyn
Miss Olief Wingfed
Agnes Scott
Surroughs
Long
J. W. Davis
Danielsville
Dick Hargris
Camp Gorton
N.C
Earnest Fowler
Gussle Wood
Mrs. Waters
Callie Adams
Comer
Horace M. Holden
Frank Holden
82Nd Division
328Th Infantry
Co. H
8. A. Hord
Camp Johnston, Fla
Harry McCauley
City
Mr Bryan Lumpkin
E. K. Lumpkin
Myra Willhite
Meigs Street
Willie Williams
W. F. Williams
Atlanta Constitution
Mary Ann Lipscomb
Lucy Cobb
Lara McBride
A. J. McBride
Cooper Street
Lucy Cobb Institute
Ladies Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
George Thornton
Cobb Street
Tom Hodgson
Washington, D. C
Clifford Hodgson
Philadelphia
Costa's
Knox Institue
Texas
Jas. F. Dillard
Namig
Spike
Oldsmobile
T. H. Dillard
T.H. Or
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