Camp Wheeler Training Boost Aims to Fill Dixie Division
The Dixie division at Camp Wheeler enters week two of a sixteen week intensive training program with extended drills open warfare and scouting around the camp. With a six thousand man shortage expected to be filled by reinforcements from Camp Gordon, Georgia Florida and Alabama, officers seek qualified personnel from Leon Springs Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Leon Springs
Texas
Infantry
Artillery
Augusta
Camp Hancock
Brunswick
A. V. Wood
Maj. C. Downing
Anl
Union
Waycross
Ware
Georgia Hereford Breeders’ Association
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Athens
Athens Fuel Administration
Municipal Wood Yard
Williams Dies. Jesup Chief of Police Remembered
Jesup news reports the death of Chief of Police Wi R Williams at age 57 after twenty years leading the Jesup police force. He is remembered for a respectful, friendly administration. The item notes local reactions to his passing.
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Jesup
Wi R. Williams
Williams
Atlanta
Georgia
Andrew M. Soule
D. F. McClatchey
Rome
Floyd County
Mary Bennett
Laura
Flowery Branch
Local notes on families and illness from Butler area
The item lists neighbors and relatives such as Mr G Monday Mrs J HB and Jack family of J ert Green Mr Collier and McFarlands planning moves. It mentions Gordon Harbuel with pneumonia Mrs W Nesnesday and Mrs D L Ave, Streetman’s illness, Dr Montgomery treatment, Col Bryan Halville visiting, Clyde Jinks with homes Col Kelly and Atlanta presence, and the funeral of Claud Watson at Hays cemetery. It notes Fannie Mae Bissay and Southern Ice Co February position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wats
Deason
Claud
Yat Gordon
Watson
Burigff
Hays Cemetery
E Church
Fannie Mae Bissay
Fis
Doings Around Unigw and Gogganville Community Notes
Community notes recount visits by Col R S Foy and family since Christmas, new year reflections, illness updates for Miss Ella Foy Susie Scandrett teaching at Car sonville, and FC Jarrell buying a touring car. Union school elects Eli Gaultney as trustee after T J Harris death. Gladys Herring’s sister ill. A H Jarrell buys a car. Neighbors ill but improving. car store praised. various Sunday visits and school warmth remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School
Eli Gaultney
T J Harris
Calomel Hazard Warned in Early Health Ads
An caller urges readers to avoid calomel a mercury based laxative and switch to Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable tonic. The ad claims calomel causes sickness biliousness and weakness while Liver Tone cleanses the liver without side effects and is safe for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Are Your Sewers Clogged A Purge For Constipation
A health note explains the body’s sewerage analogy and warns of constipation. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild gentle purgative that aids digestion and relieves buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during our recent bereavement in the loss of our wife and mother. May God's richest blessings rest upon you all. B. J. Willis and Family.
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B. J. Willis
Movver’s City Child Hears Country Cow Mewling
A city girl visiting the countryside reports a cow’s plaintive mew as she listens for her calf. The moment captures rustic rural life through a child’s ears and speaks to the bond between animal and observer.
Howard Happenings Roundup in Howard Georgia
Weather varies as residents report visits and local events. Lula Gresham travels to Raleigh. Miss Mattie Julia Vanlandinghan visits homefolk. Mae Vanlandingham is sick. Rev. M W Flanders preached. J B Goode from Macon and Horace Watson from Columbus appear in town. Irvin and Foster of Mauk conduct business. Beulah Pickard buys a grafanola for family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Dorsey
J. L. Jessup
Macon
Atlanta
Georgia
Dorsey
Horace Watson
Columbus
Messrs Irvin and Foster
Mauk
A Texas Wonder Heals Kidney and Bladder Ailments
An advertisement proclaims Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel cures diabetes and rheumatism. It claims to regulate children's bladder issues and offers mail service for 1.00 with sworn testimonials. Dr. F W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO distributes through druggists.
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Texas Wonder
F. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
The Flour Beetle in Flour Storage
The text explains the weevil early form of a beetle that breeds in flour or meal and renders it unfit for food. It notes the flour beetle is a common name and recommends keeping flour tightly closed and protected to prevent infestation.
Our National Ash Heap
A fragment notes a large national ash issue with estimates ranging from 250 300000 to 300000000 and claims it dwarfs other countries contributions. It critiques carbon and waste impacts and frames the problem as an ongoing, costly burden.
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America
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Camp Wheeler
Dixie Division
Camp Gordon
Fulton County
Gestor Hardman
Hardman
Southeastern Underwriters’ Association
Union Depot
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout
Mr and Nounce Ter
Jack
Mr. J. HB
Her
Jert Green
Collier
F McFarlands
Gordon Harbuel
Pneumoni
W Penesday
D. L. Ave
Dr Montgom
Mrs. Monk
Col Bryan Halville
Clyde Jinks
Col. Kelly
Matthews
Mightie
Ent
E Waller
Ida Francis
F.S
Monroe
Stx Iy
Rover
B Ellis
Gogganville
Col. R. S. Foy
F. M. Foy
Wesley Smith
Ella Foy
Susie Scandrett
Carsonville
Miss Foy
FC Jarrell
Gladys Herring
A. H. Jarrell
M. E. Watts
W. W. Foy
L. T. Peed
Alma
F. C. Jarrell
Carl
Vs. Rose
Daviston
N.C
E. A. Smi
Nora Waters
Ve. Pine Gro
Pearl Adams
Estelle Waters
Chiff Perkins
Berta Perkins
Hugh Gilson
C.C. Heath
Katie Smith
C. C. Heath
Elise Heath
C. Slaughter
J. A. Heath
Mesdames
W. E
Lewis Spinks
Mr. Respess
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Howard Happenings
Sunshine
Howard, Ga
Lula Gresham
Raleigh
Ernest Stone
Mattie Julia Vanlandinghan
Homefolks
R. L. Brown
J. H. Brown
Mae Vanlandingham
M. W. Flanders
Vera Bartlett
Butler
J. B. Goode
Our Town
Beulah Pickard
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