Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin The Perfect Laxative
Public notice for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin The Perfect Laxative promotes its use as a gentle remedy for constipation. The ad invites readers to obtain a trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 458 Washington Street Monticello Illinois.
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R. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
G. C. Murphy
Walker Stet
Atlanta
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Illinois
Soldiers Letters From Brest France May 1919
The letters from Corp. Howard R. Thompson detail daily life in AEF France on Mother's Day 1919. He writes of longing for home, meals with his mother, letters from loved ones, guard duty near Germany, and hopes for a safe return, while mentioning friend Jackson and personal souvenirs.
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Brest
France
Tommie Thompson
Odie Alligood
Mother
Your Son
Corp
Howard R. Thompson, Co. B
Germany
Jackson
P.W. E. Co
G. I
Herald
Soldier’s letter from Germany recalls home notes and weather
Pvt Simon H Moore writes from Nordhofen Germany describing unreturned Mary letter, requests replies, and asks to send messages to Victoria and others. He mentions moving from a town, snow and rain, finishes chores, notes his corporal is away on a 14 day pass and his own three day pass last week. He averages two letters weekly and wishes for more from family and his girl.
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Mary
Nordhofen
Victoria
Herald
Simon H. Moore
Germany
In Loving Rememberance of William Laurentus Lowe
Ceremonial obituary note for William Laurentus Lowe born December 3 1853 died May 26 1919 aged 65 6 23 laid to rest at New Prospect cemetery Rev Charlie Moore officiating. Family laments loss with verses expressing sorrow and longing for reunion on heaven. He leaves a grieving wife and nine children to mourn his passing.
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William Laurentus Lowe
New Prospect Cemetery
Charlie Moore
Papa
Potterville Items Warm Weather Social Notes
Mrs Wynn and family and Mrs Ethel Mathews and family spent Sunday with Mrs Adella Childres. Mr Jim Schrimshire visited his brother in Columbus. Mr Bob Blair filled his regular appointment at Mt Olive church. Tom and Olin Barrow spent weekend with friends. Little Robert Jones and Louis Pool visited with locals. A large Sunday school crowd attended. Louise Tucker and Mary Etta Bartlett shared visits. Maud Peterman spent Sunday with Marieta Remember. Prayer meetings held every Sunday night. all invited.
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Bob Blair
Mt Olive Church
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endures Through Time
An enduring cold remedy praised for reliability and proven effectiveness. The promotion highlights Chamberlain’s product as a trusted choice for relief, emphasizing its long history and dependable performance.
Georgia proposes game preserves and oyster open waters
Georgia state officials urge creating game preserves in North and South Georgia and establishing fish hatcheries. Sam J. Slate proposes oyster industry expansion with state control of open waters. Fort Benning construction advances with barracks and mess halls planned.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Sam J. Slate
Game and Fish
Slate
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Game and Fish Department
Benning Columbus
Fort Benning
J. Paul Jones
Quartermaster
Pledge U S Aid To State Roads Georgia projects gain final approval
Washington announced May pledges from the agriculture department to aid 140 miles of Georgia roads and bridges. Three projects in Floyd Harris and Cherokee counties received final approval totaling millions with federal shares ranging from 14 000 to 53 600 dollars. Other items note melons damaged by rain and hotel men discuss Georgia road improvements.
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U. S
Atlanta
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
David F. Houston
Rome
Floyd County
Lindale Station
Seney
Fork County
Columbus-Hamilton-Atlanta
Harris County
Muscogee County
Chipley
Canton and
Marietta
Cherokee County
Cobb County
Etowah River Bridge
Canton
Howard Happenings and Local Visits
Community notes list visits and travels among residents. J T Hart and family spent Sunday with relatives at Waverly Hall. Annie Warren and her son Edward visited locally. Mildred Brown visited her cousin Wilma Barrow in Reynolds. Rev Grier stayed with J A Buckner. Brown family and Williams party attended events in Florida and Rome respectively. Regular Methodist services upcoming with Rev L E Pierce preaching. Everyone welcomed.
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Mildred Brown
Wilma Barrow
Reynolds
Methodist Church
Revy L. E. Pierce
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Relief
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. Cure requires a constitutional remedy. Deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining, which narrows hearing and can lead to permanent loss if not treated. Hall's Catarrh Cure offers a remedy and a reward for any uncured case.
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Hall
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Potterville
Wynn
Ethel Mathews
Adella Childres
Jim Schrimshire
Columbus
Jessie Schrimshire
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Olin Barrow
Robert Jones
Mr. Louis Pool
Marshallsville
Louise Tucker
Odell Bartlett
Mary Etta Bartlett
Maud Peterman
Marieta Bartlett
Chamberlain
Georgia Normal Milledgeville
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Tifton
South Georgia
J. A. Evans
Washington, D. C
South
A. M. Dickson
Augusta
R. Roy Goodwin
John L. Sauer
Hotel Review
New York
Georgia Lang Owners’ Association
Gainesville
P. E. Robertson Lex-Mayer
Health Board
Colquitt Moultrie
R. S. Roddenberry
Florida
Georgia Hotel Men’s Association
Jefferson
J. J. Brown
American Cotton Association
New Orleans
T. S. Johnson
Athens
University of Georgia
M. B. Threatt
Camp Lee
Virginia
Cordele
Camp Benning
Chatham
Savannah
Charlie Harris
George A. Pierce
Jacob Paulson
Chattooga
Lyerly Fair
Wesley Shropshire
Summerville
Chattooga County
Wit’ Ber
Salvarsan
DR. Dove
Second St
Macon, Ga
Howard Happenings
Mrs. J. T. Hart
Waverly Hall
Annie Warren
Edward
Rev. Grier
Horeb Church
J. A. Buckner
R. L. Brown
J. R. Williams
A. S. Wallace
Mr. Williams
Monroe Purvis
Lorenzo and
Estelle Purvis
T. E. Huff
Dublin
Lewis Hill
Nannie
Parker
John Smith
C. E. Woods
J. R. Adams
E. S. Hickman
Horeb
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