Man credits Tanlac with return to work after long illness
A 70 year old man from Georgia says Tanlac restored strength after a 14 year illness following typhoid fever. He reports weight gain, improved sleep, relief from rheumatic pains, and renewed ability to work. His wife also feels better on a second bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
H. J. Porter, Butler, Hart & Childs
Howard, Ga
Reynolds Pharmacy
Reynolds, Ga
U.S. Underwood
Potterville
W. T. Cochran & Son
Rupert, Ga
R. L. Dickey & Harrison
Musella
Reynolds Local Paragraphs from Reynolds Georgia
Reynolds Georgia July 19 1916 local items note visitations in Macon Butler Perry and Cordele. remarks on residents Calhoun Jones Miss Elizabeth Jones and Miss Hazel Barrow guests in Macon Fort Valley Sylvania and Macon. rifle club first practice and baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Clements. teaching staff announced Ellany Ingram and Clara Belle Ingram named Reynolds teachers. Drum and Bugle Corps Macon passed through town and Miss Martha Wilson plans to leave for Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Farguson
Macon
Calhoun Jones
Big Oak Hotel
John Humphries
Beulah Barrow
Sylvania
Georgia
Martha Wilson
Death of Henry J. Ruffin in Alma Texas
Henry J. Ruffin, formerly of this county and long a Texas resident, died at his Alma home July 10 after a three day illness. He was 71, survived by several sons and daughters, and leaves a sister, a brother, and a sister-in-law in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Ruffin
Texas
Alma
Ruffin
Jennie Jinks
Willis Jinks
GT Ruffin
J. T. Taylor
English withdraws from senatorial campaign
Notice from E. G. English states, due to business reasons, he withdraws from the senatorial campaign. He notes inability to canvass, fears disadvantage, and that despite supporters’ assurances he cannot fulfill expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fstric
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Georgia Bankrupt
In the District Court of the Northern District of Georgia a debtor from Reynolds has been adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held in Georgia in 1916 as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of
Georgia
Reynolds
Death of Mr. R. G. Hanis and Mr. R. C. Harris
Mr. R G Hanis died after a chest complaint with no dinner Sunday. His interment was planned for Monday afternoon. He was a prominent county citizen, former Central of Georgia railway railway passenger engineer, and had recently moved from Butler. He was closely related to Mr J H Drett and Mrs Susie Adams. The obituary notes his cheerful traits, faith, and stated wish for salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Harris
Cordele
Rasdrett
Harris
Bob Scandrett
JH Drett
Susie Adams
Jibera
Passi
Central of
Butler
Jeff Reynolds
J T Butler
Harri
Usu
Andy
All aboard for elation at Decatur county meeting
Attendees of a county gathering toured trains to Atlanta and local resorts after an opening session in the county courthouse auditorium. The group, including Mr C E Benns and Mrs J C Montiel Wallace, planned a sober, dry trip back as they head to Hopeful destinations and seek ant company for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ternoon
C .E. Benns
J. C’ Montiel Wallace
Ant
Albott Tion
Local rally signals growing support through Butler Reynolds
Fragmentary notes describe a visit to Charing and Butler Reynolds where a speaker met larger groups of supporters. The account emphasizes expanding backing and visible turnout at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charing
Butler Reynolds
Dr King’s New Discovery praised for cough relief
A fragment mentions Dr King’s New Discovery soothing irritated air and easing coughing. It references local individuals and notes about health remedies, with scattered names from Stovall Georgia and nearby communities. The passage also touches on administrators and moral reflections about thieves.
Dodsons Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief
An old advertisement warns against calomel a harsh laxative that can cause cramps nausea and salivation. It promotes Dodsons Liver Tone a vegetable substitute costing 50 cents claimed to cleanse the liver without illness and to restore energy by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Local visitors and greetings from community
Mr. R. E. Fowler visits homefolks. Judge J. E. Davant left Saturday for a two week visit to Corsicana Texas. Mr. W. M. Trapp of Savannah is visiting Butler. Mrs. W. E. A Smith of Madison Georgia visits her sister Mrs. J. C. Sealy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D A Jones
Butler
A C Jones
H. Neisler
Columbus
Mattie Christopher
Douglas
Mrs .Glover
Nice
Maggie Beall
R. E. Fowler
J. E. Davant
Corsicana, Tex
W. M. Trapp
Savannah
Butlerheads
W. E. A Smith
Madison
Georgia
J. C. Sealy
Taking Big Chances and Travel Remedies
It warns travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as trains and steamships may not stock it. The note also reports visits by Mrs. J. E. Bartlett and daughter to Geneva and by Mrs. J. Boland and son Marvin of Oxford to Butler relatives. Mrs. H. R. Frierson and children of Macon visited Butler relatives Saturday.
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J . Boland
Maryin
Oxford
H. R. Frierson
Macon
Butler
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Claims Quick Summer Cold Relief
The ad promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for summer colds. It promises to ease a stuffed head runny nose and cough, claiming the balsams open air passages and speed recovery with continued use as a preventative cough cold insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Childrens Health and Family News from Local Paper
eC Sealy has been inbred with the 'ick for the several days much to the re t of her many friends. We are glad to note that the lit tle child of Mr and Mrs JC Cam eron which has for several weeks been quite ill with fever is conva lescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesster Carter
Howard Neister
Cordele
L. H. Vanlandingham
Columbus
J. H.bd.mount
Big Oak Hotel
Weaver
Asgs
Diolin
T. W. Pei
Mr. Atwater
Honorable
Justice Court
W. T. Christopher
Montezuma
Frank Glover
Maggie Beall
Christopher
Reynolds
Ec Sealy
Ick
JC Cameron
Have You a Baby product advertised for infants
An advertising notice touts Have You a Baby as a remedy for bowel, stomach and teething troubles in infants. It emphasizes that the formula contains no opiates or poison, aids constipation, and claims to destroy swarms. Price listed at 25 cents per bottle.
Postponed Sunday School Lesson Noted
Mrs Sarah Fickling and class postpones due to rain. Visitors include Mrs P E Adams and son Perry of Waycross staying with Rev and Mrs J T Adams. Miss Dossey from Mateo returns home after nursing the Cameron child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Fickling
P. E. Adams
Perry
Waycross
J. T. Adams
Miss Dossey
Mateo
Jim Cameron
Mrs Wright Visits Kin In Georgia Families
Mrs W H Wright of Macon visits the families of her sisters Mrs O S Cox and Mrs C W Bazemore with her sons Mr Earl and Masters George and Walton and her daughter Miss Eveline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Wright
Macon
Earl
Masters George and
Walton
Eveline
OS Cox
C W Bazemore
Chamberlain’s Remedy Ad Promises Quick Summer Relief
An advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand during hot weather. It claims the product has no superior for its purpose and notes it is obtainable everywhere. Buy it now to be prepared before summer ends.
Loss of Young Son Shocks Eldridge Shehee Family
Mr and Mrs Eldridge Shehee mourn the death of their nine or ten year old son last Monday. The bereaved parents seek sympathy from friends and neighbors as they endure this sad loss and reflect on their hopeful boy’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Shehee
Mrs. Shehee
Look Good Feel Good Constipation Treatment Ad
Fifty word ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to relieve constipation. It claims quick relief with one or two pills at night and a noticeable improvement by morning. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Free Concert At Auditorium Draws Good Attendance
Pugle Corpse gave a free concert at the auditorium. The audience was respectable with an offering to the Home. Weather affected turnout, as attendance fell short of what it might have been with better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugle Corpse
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H. W. Miller
Bonita Jellico Coal
H. A. Paris
E J Mims
Elizabeth Jones
Mr. Calhoun Ones
Col C. B. Marshall
L C Windham
Miss Marian Hodges
Mrs. Taylor
Fort Valley
Hazel Barrow
H. H. Riley
Henry, Jr
Imogene Anthony
Robert Clements
the Reynolds Rifle Club
Ellatoyer
Clara Belle Ingram
J.M Weaver
Ogeecheee River
Hernion
Womans. Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Nettie Paris
A J Payne
Nita Marshall
Minnie McAuley
Fort Gaines
R. A. Hintong
F. A. Ricks
J.H. Whatley
T. J. Fountain
Ben Hinton
Cochran
Poaress
R. G. Hanis
Pacawac Coues
Mm. Garrett
Little Claudii
Stovall, Ga
Hoyk
Komgston
The
Esss
I. W. and
E. O
B. Felder
Dr. J Scrap
Dave
M. A. Perry
W H Nau
Eal Child
Spi
Mildred
Ms. Jones
Mary Markette
Sumter, Ga
Richard
Dick) Caldwell
Lakeland, Fla
Messrs
Talmage
Maynard Dickson
Lizella
Myrtie Gostins
G. W. Hanson
DanVille, Ill
Mrs
A. J. Meee
Jewel Childs
Ira Chambers
Arbine Chambers
Minnie Smith
Madison, Ga
Big Oak
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