Georgia News Roundup Highlights From Hall County to Atlanta
A trainload of cotton sold in Hall County, 680 bales at 13 cents per pound. Georgia conference of Seventh-day Adventists meets at Fairburn for ten days. State grand lodge of Odd Fellows to convene in Atlanta with 10 000 attendees expected. Conductor loses legs after A B and A wreck in Cordele. man killed in Bartow. Various legal actions include libel conviction in Macon and life sentence for prison inmate. Georgia road and education moves outlined with new survey work planned.
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Hall County
Macon
Recorder’s Court
Georgia Conference of
Fairburn
Georgia Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Atlanta
R. W. Durdan
Savannah
Carroll Oil and Gas Company
J. A. Jones
Griffin Public Schools
Board For Education
W. F. Jenkins
Eatonton
Ocmulgee
Joseph Pottle
Connor
Putnam County
Georgia
King’s Daughters and Sons
Waycross
Americus
Superior Court
Terrell County
Bradley
A. B
A. Road
Cordele
State
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Washington Seminary
Sirteenth
Joseph E. Pottie
Milledgeville
Knights of Pythias of Georgia
Athens
Northeast Georgia Fair Association
Lowndes County Grand Jury
Price
Jesup Divid
Eagles
Fred Collins
Joe Scratchins
Bartow
Cartersville
Collins
Vidalia
J. B. Hiers
Sylvania
Willie Randall
Augusta
Mercy
Hardeman
D. B. Branam
Rosa Eubanks
State Prison Commission
Nat BE. Harris
Edgar Stripling
Montieth
The
Georgia Association of Graduate Nurses
Emory
Eollege
Oxford
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
James H. McKenna
Good Roads Department
Engineering School
University of Georgia
Hattie Sikes
Miss Sikes
H. F. Haley
Recorder Johnson
Ed Anderson
Doctor Endorses Tanlac Across Georgia and South
Dr J T Edwards of Fayetteville Georgia, a renowned physician, declares in thirty years practice he has seen nothing equal to Tanlac for results. He cites improvements in indigestion and a pellagra case, noting many patients report weight gains and relief. South distributor G F Willis calls the endorsement a triumph and stresses Tanlac as a vegetable tonic and system builder. Sold in Butler, Reynolds, Reynolds Pharmacy, Potterville, Rupert.
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J. T. Edwards
Fayetteville, Ga
Georgia
South
Dr. Edwards
Bee
Tanlac
G. F. Willis
Butler, Ga
H. J. Porter
Hart & Childs
Howard, Ga
Reynolds Pharmacy
Reynolds, Ga
U. S. Underwood
Potterville, Ga
W. T Cochran & Son
Rupert, Ga
Wes-Kept Shops
A compact note on shopkeeping wisdom and thrift emphasizing prudent trade and prudent living with a 16th century proverb tone. The text weds advice on earnings, happiness, and wisdom as a guide for merchants and townsfolk alike.
Norwich Items from May 17 1916
Norwich Ga May 17 16 Mrs L B Hayes confined to bed with pneumonia. Miss Mattie Hays spent weekend with sister Mrs Laura Hart. Lizzie Edwards How ard returned home after visit with relatives. Small fishing party Allen Downs and wife Lewis Rumph and wife enjoyed time at Watsons pond. Mose Harris visited aunt Mrs Belle Bazemore. QO Parker weekend with friends at Rupert. Mrs J B Smith visited Mrs S Harris. Bethel Montgomery spent Sunday with sister Dora Hill Mauk. O T Parker leaves for Columbus today.
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Allen Downs
Lewis Rumph
Watson’s Pond
Mose Harris
Belle Bazemore
QO. T. Parker
Rupert
Bethel Montgomery
Dora Hill
Mauk
McGinty and Bryant wed in intimate ceremony
Miss Hattie McGinty and Hor ace Bryant married this Sunday in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Jim Whitley at his home. The couple, praised by friends, traveled to the bride’s mother’s house before noon and attended a wedding feast before departing for Columbus to start their life together.
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Hattie McGinty
Horace Bryant
Jim Whitley
Fred Harvey
Willie Standridge
Jewel Cochran
Rupert
O. T. Parker
Howard
Mary McGinty
Asa McGinty
Columbus
Sudden Death of Mrs Guss O'Hern at Norwich Home
Friends report the sudden death of Mrs Guss O'Hern at the Norwich home of her stepson Homer O'Hern. She had visited from Mauk with the couple, walked to the door as the wedding party left, and collapsed. The note of sympathy extends to her sister Mrs McGinty.
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Guss O’hern
Homer O’hern
Norwich
O’hern
Mauk
McGinty
Symbol of health on Chamberlain's Tablets
A historical note links the five pointed star to health used as a badge on Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad claims the red star signifies health and promises quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation. Available from druggists everywhere.
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Greece
Farm Loans Open at 6 to 7 Percent
Walter E. Steed advertises farm loans at 6 to 7 percent for farms with good titles and solid improvement. Applications can be placed promptly. May 11, 1941.
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Walter E. Steed
Vanderbilt Alumni Dinner Set For Founders Day In Atlanta
Vanderbilt University hosts a Founders Day dinner at the Capital City Club in Atlanta on May 27 with invitations issued to all Vanderbilt men in Georgia. Principal speaker is John Bell Keeble professor of law acting dean at Vanderbilt Law School. Local arrangements chaired by Morris Brandon John Paschall and Hamilton Douglas Jr.
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Grady Hospital
Atlanta
L. E. Linsey
Fort Gaines
Colquitt
Gid McKinney
Savannah
I. Meddin
Jacksonville
Vanderbilt University
Capital City Club
Vanderbilt
Georgia
John Bell Keeble
Vanderbilt School of Law
Morris Brandon
Empire Building
Atlanta Alumni Association
John Paschall
Gold Ring Coupon With Baby Ease Bottle
Coupon offer promises a gold ring with every bottle of Baby Ease. Readers are instructed to send for the ring and follow full coupon instructions. The ad emphasizes a tangible reward and urges action to obtain the prize.
Foley Kidney Pills Aid Sleep, Back Pain Relief
Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois reports nightly relief from waking for bathroom trips after taking Foley Kidney Pills. Ad asserts kidney trouble symptom relief for bladder weakness, backache, rheumatism, and stiff joints. Sold everywhere.
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Henry Rudolph
Carmi
Optimistic Thought Elevates Resilient Spirit Across Fortunes
A concise line frames the world honoring a steadfast individual praised in prosperity and adversity. The sentiment emphasizes unshaken resolve and universal admiration for steadfast character.
Cut Out Slip Promises Foley’s Health Pills Sale
A fragmented advertisement urges readers to cut out a slip and mail 5 cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive Foley’s Compound for lagrippe and other remedies. It promises pills and cathartic tablets sold through the mail.
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Eni
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Balkan Hatred Explained by an Amateur Philosopher
Stanley Livingston Marsh, an amateur philosopher, muses that Balkan peoples Serbs Bulgars Roumanians and others are linked by marriage in laws and deduces their mutual hatred is a shared trait. He asserts relatives by marriage explain the feuds among Balkan states.
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Stanley Livingston Marshaw
Balkan States
Kansas City Star
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed For Whooping Cough
Advert claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is highly effective against whooping cough. A user in Brandon Springs Alabama reports their baby recovered quickly after administration. Available for purchase nationwide.
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Chamberlain
S. W. McClinton
Brandon Springs
Ala
Virtue and Death: A Defining Device in a Poem
The excerpt presents virtue as a device to soften death and as the will without action. It suggests virtue acts as its own punishment, reflecting a tension between intention and deed in moral philosophy.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promotes Clear Skin
An advertisement claims a clear healthy complexion comes from active bowels and regular function. It asserts Dr King’s New Life Pills move the bowels gently stimulate the liver cleanse the system and purify the blood as a spring medicine priced 25e at the druggist.
Her Mind a Storehouse
A reflection on wisdom carried by age and women noting that much practical knowledge lies beyond books and formal instruction.
Neighborhood remedy tale hints at Foley's Honey and Tar
Mrs Redkamp of 2404 Herman St Wovington Kentucky recalls telling a neighbor about Foley's Honey and Tar. The neighbor gave it for croup and reported relief after a couple of doses praising the remedy for coughs colds and whooping cough.
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Foley
Strict Vegetarianism and Imitation Leather Use
An excerpt discusses strict vegetarianism and the use of imitation leather for boots shoes and book covers. It also promotes Chamberlains Tablets with a testimonial from Mrs Anna K Spencerport praising relief from long standing stomach troubles though noting many remedies were tried prior. Obtainable.
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Chamberlain
Anna K. Spencerport
And Generally Unpleasant
A terse quotation notes that people unable to laugh are often pompous and self-satisfied, attributed to Thackeray.
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Thackeray
Dr King’s New Discovery Promotes Quick Grippe Relief
Cautions against spring colds and grippe with Dr King’s New Discovery, a pleasant tar laxative syrup. It soothes coughs, checks colds, and helps break grippe attacks, ready to use with no mixing. Tested for over 40 years, ask your druggist for a bottle.
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Bailey
Arnold Worley
Judge Worley
Worley
Dempsey Hotel
Washington
Wesleyan College
Wil
John M. Crowe
Johnson City
Tenn
General Assembly
Ogden Persons
Senate
Pennsylvania
Moses Wright
County Commissioners’ Association of Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Leg
H. H. Dean
Gainesville
W. and A. Tease Commission
Chattanooga
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
International Order
John B. Goodwin
Master Medicine
George Chapman
Norwich Items
Juanita
Norwich, Ga
Mattie Hays
Laura Hart
Lizzie Edwards
J. B. Smith
S Harris
Ford
A. J. Crawfor Reynolds
Olive
Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia
Chattanooga, Tenn
Southern Railway
J. S. Bloodworth
Macon, Ga
Cardus
New York City
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