Dr Ellison to Visit Butler for One Day
Georgia specialist Dr Ellison, licensed physician and pharmacist with over twenty years in practice, will be at the Sealy Hotel in Sealy on March 23 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. He offers free consultations and claims his system can restore health in chronic disease cases without cutting or knives.
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Ellison
Georgia
Southeast
Butler
M. E. Courson
Columbus
Union Springs
Ala
18Th Ave
Waycross
Brother-Inlaw
E. L. Eckman
Sealy Hotel
Abuse of Words: A Prime Source of Calamities
A dated aphorism notes that word abuse ranks among the chief causes of human woes across ages, as cited by the Exchange. The remark links language misuse to broad social harms and calls for mindful speech.
Why Colds Are Dangerous and How to Treat Them
The article warns that colds weaken lungs and increase risk of serious illnesses such as pneumonia, consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and whooping cough. It emphasizes quicker recovery to lower danger and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a dependable, pleasant cold cure sold by druggists.
Hay Office Up Stairs in Telephone Building Ad
Co. Co. HAY Office upstairs in Telephone Building. All business entrusted to my care will receive my prompt and careful attention.
Hides and Furs Wanted Advertisement
Hides and furs wanted at top market prices. Write or phone what you have. Brooks Reynolds Ga.
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Brooks
Reynolds
Ardith Prefers Playthings Over Cloth Gifts
During shopping trips Ardith’s family members bought items such as stockings ribbons and handkerchiefs. When her parents planned a trip her mother urged be a good girl and they would bring something nice Ardith replied don’t bring cloth things this time bring playthings.
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Ardith
Why Peaches Rot In Orchards And Transit
An excerpted guide explains brown rot as the costliest peach disease, its spread from spores, and how cool moist weather accelerates decay. It cites spraying with self boiled lime sulfur and patent sprays to reach spores before germination, plus how plum curculio harms peaches and can be controlled by arsenate of lead sprays. It also notes wormy peaches, tomato varieties, and seed planting depth guidance for spring gardening.
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Jewel
Greater
Baltimore
John Baer
Globe
Red Rock
Timely Suggestion for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A brief promotion praising Chamberlain's Tablets Cough Remedy as pleasant to take and effective for coughs and colds. It notes wide reputation and states it is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain’s Tablets
Arrests Delayed for New 1920 License Tags Until April
Sheriff Beeland announced that, with the consent of county commissioners, arrests for driving without the new 1920 license tag would be postponed until April 1 due to congestion in the Secretary of State's office in Atlanta and state guidance.
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Secretary of State
Atlanta
Beeland
Lakewood Park
R. M. Striplin
Southeastern Fair Association
Roger Q. Williams
Nothing New Under Sun Phrase Noted In Historic Texts
The Florida Metropolis notes Burke used the expression I should say they did in a New York Tribune discovery. It cites Dickens Sketches by Boz where a street urchin says Put the kyebosh on her Mary to one of two fighting women.
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New York Tribune
Burke
Charles Dickens
Boz
Mary
Florida
Good Health and Pepto Mangan Restore vitality
The ad promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a safe pleasant tonic that enriches blood for pale anemic men and women. It claims to rebuild blood cells, improve nourishment and strength, and restore vigor and happiness with a few weeks of use.
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Gude
Georgia Highway Projects Advance Across State
A state highway commission report shows 128 active road and bridge projects in Georgia with total expenditures over 10.19 million dollars. Construction now underway amounts to 5.32 million, with 782 thousand in contracted but not started work. Approved projects total 1.66 million and statements 2.10 million. Pending projects total 231 thousand. Federal aid requests and responsive county matches drive a 1921 construction fund pool of 7.1 million. Fred Webb escapes Lawrenceville jail briefly, then recaptured. dogs track escape route toward Atlanta. A bank robbery victim loses 3,000 dollars in Waycross during a mail route handoff. Valdosta wins a pine by-products plant with a 150 dollar site project. Dixie Highway surveys underway near Fitzgerald and Irwin County toward Ocilla.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Highway Commission
Commission
Fred Webb
Lawrenceville
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Duluth
Milla Seeks Intervention in Georgia Cotton Case
J. H. Moore and H. A. petition to intervene as party plaintiff in the federal suit led by J. J. Brown and Lem B. Jackson against George H. McFadden Co. and others over a February 28 1920 meeting that lowered cotton grades. J. Hope Tignor appears for the Atlanta Commercial Exchange, denying conspiracy and stating open, customary market meetings set grade values.
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Milla
Moore
H. A
Federal District Court
Commissioner of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Lem B. Jackson
George H. McFadjen
Georgia
J. Hope Tignor
Atlanta Commercial Exchange
The
Commercial Exchange
Messrs
Brown
Jackson
Cotton Belt
Coal Famine Ends as Prices Ease in Atlanta
Coal dealers in Atlanta report warm weather and rising supply have relieved the acute shortage. They say shipments are improving and yards hold enough coal to fill all orders, with the normal condition expected to resume. F G Stovall, president of the Atlanta Coal Dealers Association, cites the change.
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Atlanta
F. G. Stovall
Atlanta Coal Dealers’ Association
Handbag and Diamonds Returned to Fort Benning Captain
Captain D. D. Hay of Fort Benning found on his porch a handbag lost by his wife a week earlier containing three diamonds valued over $1,000. Local police and army officials believe the thief returned the handbag after investigators narrowed the case, timing the act to ensure the valuables were not damaged.
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Columbus
D. D. Hay
Fort Benning
Army
Death of Macon editor George H Long
George H Long managing editor of the Macon Telegraph dies of pneumonia after grippe illness. He previously worked at newspapers in Canada and the East including the Lendon Free Press and The Buffalo Courier. The report notes his prominence in the southeast press.
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N. H. Long
Macon
George H. Long
Macon Telegraph
Southeast
Mr. Long
Canada
East
Lendon
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Butler, Georgia
Peoria
Scott
Orchards and Gardens
J. William Firor
Montezuma, Ga
Highway Commission
C. Howey
Homerville
Cogdell
Howey
Bank of
Cogdell Supply Company
Post Office of
Valdosta
Frederick Hope
New York
Pope, Moses & Trainer
Hightower Place
River Street
Ben Hill
Fitzgerald
State Highway Department
Lake Beatrice
Irwin County
Ocifla
Savannah
Snygman Rhee
Kores
Greater Savannah
Korea
United States
Hagan
Jack Haggains
Warren
W. H. Morelle
Chariton County
Haggains
W. H. Burton
Billies Island
Okefenokee
Russia
Marietta
Glover Machine Works
Gibson
London
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