Change in Father Noted by Grateful Son at Jacobs Pharmacy Ad
A Cobb County farmer credited Tanlac for a dramatic turn in his health after 40 years of stomach trouble and ineffective treatments. His son says the medicine restored appetite and strength, allowing him to eat normally again. Tanlac is advertised as available in Atlanta and through state agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W Slayten
Cobb County
Mar
Atlanta
Tennessee
Peple
Jacobs Pharmacy
Poslam advertised remedy for pimples and skin ailments
An old advertisement touts Poslam as a useful treatment for pimples, blemishes, and minor skin affections. It claims quick action with nightly application and notes Poslam’s harmlessness. The text promotes Poslam Soap for daily skin care and offers samples by mail from a New York address.
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West 25Th St
New York City
All Druggtiata
Georgia Woman Wins Southeast Farming Championship
Mrs Mon(k) Monk of Sylvester Georgia won the Southeastern Fair farming and domestic products prizes against 13 states. She captured grand prizes of 1000 in gold and two 50 awards plus a 2500 total in prizes for her farm and domestic displays, with extensive showcases of hay, corn, cotton, vegetables, and embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast
Georgia
Monk
Sylvester Ga
Southeastern
Vonk
Sylvester
Southern Ruralist
Farmers Wives and Daughters of the South
C S$ Looney Winchester Tea
Ann Arbour
Stael Power Hay Press
Woow Monk Sylvester
Altofer
Wow Monk Sylvester
S Looney Winchester ‘Tenn
J M Hooper Cummings
Mra
T R
CS Looney Winchester Tenn
Campbell Fanning
CS Pooney Winchester Tenn
Planet Junior
WW Monk Sylvester
Mra WW
Monk Sylvester
Ax Follows
Hest Bele
Wow Monk Sylvester Ga
Ken Burt
Crabgrans Hay
Morgan Shellyyhe
Morgan Shelbyville” Tenn
de Dalian Wiliams
Folkston Ga
Hale Rei Clover Hay
Morgan Shelbyville’ Tenn
Bate Lespedera
Morgan Sheibyviie Tean
Brat Bais
Dallas Williama Folkston
Local Fair Prizes Awarded in Georgia Florida and South Carolina
Winners announced across youth and school exhibits. Best Dress for a girl under 12 went to Gindya Hardeman in Wylairstown Go and Mise M Gossaway Anderson SC won second. Walter M. Johnson Winona Min took first in boys under 15 with Hector Mclean Sneady Fla claiming second. Best Display Agricultural Products by Club or Organization went to Bethany School Fayetteville Go for $20. Public School exhibits saw first Mrs WW Monk and second Fayetteville School. Best Vegetable Collection from Fayetteville School and Garden Few Nethany School Fayetteville earned top honors, with photography wins by Mrs WL Bowling Roseland La for farm scenes, and best farm animal photos with Mrs WL Bowling. Summerfield Fla awarded top prize for Farmphotographs, with Jay Baugert receiving second and $10 in CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Bryan
Dion
Mra FC
Young
Bethany School
Fayetteville
Monk
Nethany
Bowling Roseland
Bowling
Jay Baugert
Summerfield
Georgia Baptist Convention Closes in Georgia
The Georgia Baptist convention closes after a stormy day with resolutions on Mercer university debts and the Bassie Tift college trustees power. Debates cover football debt, Blue Ridge summer school steps, and social service concerns. Meeting names, dates, and a next gathering in Commerce.
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A. C. Mendley Fitzgerald
Georgia Baptist Convention
W Evans
Sandersville
Mercer University
Mercer
Bassie Tift College
Forsyth
Evans
Blue Ridge Assembly
J P Nichola Qriffn
van DeVender Jackson
Iedinbard
A Tallaferro
Macon
Blue Hidge
Gecze
Andrews Atlanta
Social Service Committee
JL. White
Atlanta
White
Heavell
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Commerce
Db W Key Monroe
Harold Majors
Graham Forrester
West Point
F C Mcconnell
Home Mission Board
B D
Gray
J P Nichols Griffin
Bryan to Speak at Sunday's Meeting at Wesley Memorial
William Jennings Bryan is secured by the Atlanta Young Men Christian association to lecture at Wesley Memorial church Sunday afternoon for a men only audience. The speech, The First Commandment, will begin at 3 o clock, and organizers note women will be excluded due to limited hall size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Atlanta Young Mena Christian Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Bryan
South
JP Jackson
XMCA
Womeen
Ir Bryon
Decatur Municipal Primary slate announced for Saturday
Decatur voters will cast ballots in the city primary this Saturday with no opposition for mayor and council seats. 245 residents registered for the primary. The slate lists Mayor L J Steele and Councilmen J Love lace Eve Neal G Goss J Bell and Dr JH Phillips across the four wards.
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Decatur
L J Steele
J Lovelace
Neal G Goss
J © Bell
JH Phillips
Man Surrenders After Shooting In East Rome
In Rome Georgia on November 18 special report says Cifr Beal colored surrendered at the city jail claiming he had just shot another Negro named George Smith in East Rome. Smith suffered a severe wound in the right arm and may require amputation.
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Rome
Cifr Beal
George Smith
Large Decrease Shown in DeKalb Cotton Crop
Decatur Ga November 1 Special The ginners report compiled by W H Watson government agent for DeKalb county shows 6.95 percent lint cotton ginned prior to November 1 1915 with a decrease of 2 802 bales from the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
W .H. Watson
PeKam County
DeKalb County
Wonderful Records At Georgia Youth Club Session
Georgia youngsters from Boys Corn and Girls Canning clubs gathered in the house of representatives to display winning records. Jennie Nichols Floyd and Joseph Fresman Troup led best profits and best corn yield, with diplomas awarded to many participants and more to follow at the Southeastern fair.
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Boys Corn Club
Girls Canning Club
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Canning Club
Jennie
Nichols
Floyd Count
Joseph Fresman
Troup County
Nal EB Harris
Harrow
University of Georga
Tred Soul
The
Agricultural College
Willam H Burwell
House
Ogden Persons
Senate
Andrews Handels
Linton Murphy
Harrlson Ie
Lisyd Murphy
Barnson
Dewey Ghreath Chattonga
Thomas Tall Cawets
FC Bock Dawn
Eanest Cannels
Madison van John Vant
Ks Stephens
James Daniel “Tyrer
Paul Glason Wall
Eddie Thornton Wall
Richard Rideway
Leon Talley Templiz
Henry Will Tacher
Troup
Bernardusta Butts
Eddie Kirg Wascoxes
Stewart Met
Jaun Chattahoochea
Ernese
Surrency
Wayne
Wunther Bovis Appling
Camer Brown
Livere Foe
Jgeorge Conger Tite
iWouarg
Bruce Siekens
iPerry Baucom
Luynden
Lewin Register Towndes
Johnny Conger Fitt
George Harper Wayne
Homer Starling Wayne
Pate Ivey Warren
Alton Shedd
Wirron
Carl Kneab Clanna
Paul Frol
Luther Allred
Ickens
George Beaden Bulloch
Demin Harper Lottee
Earl Vickers
Hardy Darnell I Hancock
Frank Dunn Pike
Paul Gibwon
Ziton
Walter Lee
Bridnes
Terrell Qi
Meese Cole
Bartlett Cote Faulding
Willis
Powert Hercline
Roy Fowler
Charchee Lan Herman Williama Fayette
Aed Ih
Tonnie Seth Dekalb
Wilvara Webb
Dewite
Shirley Franklin
Joe Sunkird Polle
Alen Hampt
Pollios
Roy Davis
Carritl
Elwarth Watkins Butts
Roy Parrish Walker
Joseph Freaman
Ronsie Wither
Ava Bana Loy Willen DeKalb
Dannie Wicker
Macon
Geleste Robinson Macon
Mary Hal Wacon
Huth Fuller Newton
Alien Cuttan
Jennie Michelw
Floyd
Aca Montleay Floyd
Mainia Bryson Appling
Idel Haire
Appling
Kotla Way
King Pico
Hilde Dunn Pike
Little Nichola Wayne
Hattie Johnson
TWO ROUTES TO COMPETE FOR JACKSON HIGHWAY
At a November meeting of the Jackson Highway Association the pathfinding committee adopted a resolution to evaluate two proposed routes to New Orleans. One route runs from Nashville through Alabama via Birmingham Montgomery and Mobile. The other runs Nashwak Morence Columbus Worldlan and Hitiesburg Mississippi. A government engineer inspection by October 1, 1918 will determine which is nearer to completion. The Tennessee line crosses the Pasapotle river free of tolls. other streams will be bridged and no toll gates. The committee will also decide the route from Marion to Birmingham under the same terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashvie Tenn
Carminia Gnoners
Jackson Highway Association
Sashville
Alabama
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobily
New Orleans
Nashwak
Morence
Columbus Worldlan
Hitiesburg
Miss
Pathfimings
Jackson Ughwar
Pas Apotle
Pathfinding Committee
Sentimentenant
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Elbert
Damian Conger
Tift
Caroline Holder
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Lois Roberts
Franklin Mary Hell Miller
Whitfield
Inez Nations
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Katia Wilwon
Wilcox Minnie Willingham
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Ada Lane “Jenkins
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