Nerve Blood and Skin Specialist Dr Ellison in Columbus
Dr W T Ellison advertises in Columbus Georgia offering consultation, examination and advice free of charge. He promotes a treatment system using electricity light heat vibrations bac terines serums and organic extracts with new cases treated and rapid relief of burning itching and inflammation. He also offers intravenous Salvarsan and Neo Salvarsan for blood and skin diseases including hereditary and acquired conditions and calls for appointments with convenient hours and two phone lines.
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Ellison
Potterville Items Highlight Local Doings and Visitors
Parishioner Rev. A. J. Parker filled his revival appointment at the Free Will Baptist church. Mrs. Martha Perkins visited her son in Portugal Chapel. Families move and return from Columbus. Local tradesmen U. S. Underwood and M. L. Crook pursue thriving businesses. Neighbors share visits, travel to Butler and Ideal, and weather remains pleasant. Prayer meeting urged each Sunday night.
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A. J. Parker
Rerilay
Freehen Baptist Church
Woodson
Marguerite
Butler
Eva B. Crook
Clifford Oliver
Ideal
Estelle Jones
Minnie
Iva Mathews
Clifford Blair
David Posey
W. R. Rogers
666 Cure for Malaria and Fevers Claims
An advertisement touts 666 as a cure for malaria chills fever bilious fever colds and la gripp e. It alleges the remedy kills the fever parasite and calls it a splendid laxative and general tonic.
Y. W. C A uniforms to clothe Swiss scholars
The Y W C A Blue Triangle plans to issue official uniforms next winter to 300 foreign women students stranded in Switzerland due to the war. Elizabeth M. Clark appeals to the National Student Committee for clothing. four packing cases of used garments have been gathered from New England states and other regions to be shipped and dyed and altered in Switzerland.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Switzerland
Elizabeth M. Clark
World Student Christian Federation
New England
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
National
W. Co. A
Clark
New York
Student Committee
Queen Marie Invites Y W C A To Romania
Queen Marie of Romania after a Paris conference with American representatives invites the American Young Women’s Christian Association to come to Romania. The delegation includes Harriet Taylor Mary Anderson Mary Dingman Margaret Fowler and Charlotte Niven. Madame Catarsi attended the meeting as a notable guest.
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Paris
Queen Marie
Rumania
Ritz Hotel
American Young Women’s Christian Association
Romania
Y. W
P ¥Ekent
Harriett Taylor
Mary Anderson
Hudson, Wis
Mary Dingman
France
Margaret B. Fowler
Pasadena
Cal
Charlotte Niven
Italy
Madame Catarsi
W C A Worker Decorated By Chaplain General
Miss Marion Porter of New York City was decorated with the Church War Cross for her moral and spiritual contributions to the war. For over a year she served at a hospital center in Vittel France as YWCA representative in charge of a nurses club.
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Marion Porter
New York City
Porter
Vittel
France
Try This For Sour Stomach Advice Card
Simple home remedy advice urges eating slowly masticating well and limiting meat. If sour stomach persists, take one Chamberlains Tablet before bed.
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Chamberlain
Those Healthy Dirty Hands Tragic Message From The Sun
A New York Evening Sun editorial notes the solemn truth of illness in children and urges mothers to cherish health as parents should welcome dirt that requires thorough washing with brushes and soap.
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New York Evening Sun
Teaching Him Bad Habits
President Samuel Gompers tells of his ninety two year old father at a Cleveland visit. After a family dinner the elder smokes a cigarette for the first time and dances to a phonograph two step. A Gompers son jokes about teaching him habits.
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Samuel Gompers
Cleveland
Father Gompers
Gompers
Advice to Apple Growers on Varieties and Markets
The New York Commercial notes demand exceeds supply for greenings spitz enbergs and northern spies as the season ends. It praises the snow apple and red astrakhan, urges eastern pomologists to specialize, and stresses proper care packing and timing to meet city market needs. Spitzenbergs lead for table use in New York, greening for cooking. Judging market needs in spring guides production.
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New York
New England
Canada
New York City
Hickory Nuts Doubling Up In Wartime Production
The article notes hickory nut trees in the United States doubling their output by bearing two nuts per shell in the Southeast Tennessee region. Chestnuts and hickories are described as economizing by housing multiple nuts in a single burr, with some branches still progressing in the doubling-up process.
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United States
Robert Sparks Walter
American Forestry Magazine
Washington
Tennessee
Cartoon panel shows letter from son in France
A mother reads a letter from Bill in France stating he has been transferred to the camouflage department. The father explains camouflage as a pithy joke about a camel train flagger.
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Bill
France
Camouflage Department
Cartoons Magazine
Had Worked Together In Years In Old Paper Dispute
A terse newsroom exchange notes two men who had long worked together before a quarrel over a torn newspaper. The dialogue hints at past collaboration and a current grievance without detailing any formal action.
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Messenger
Jimmie
Pro German talk dismissed as wind by fellows
A reader dismisses pro German talk as wind and nonsense while another cites an isolated example as evidence of enemy influence. The exchange reflects tense opinions during wartime.
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Telk
Asoliin Enenyien
Local social notes from Five Points community
Five Points Doings lists weekend visits and social calls across nearby towns. Neva Maude Wadsworth spent the weekend with Miss Berth Hogg at Tazewell while a group including Jewel Woodall and Lillie and Nella Bell Roberts visited Miss Arizona and Mr Roy Waller near Charing. Various residents, including Mr Rufus Roberts and Dr J J Morris, are mentioned with greetings, visits, and illnesses.
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Neva Maude Wadsworth
Berth Hogg
Tazewell
Jewel Woodall
Lillie
Nella Bell Roberts
Sallie Baker
Eva
Ida Montgomery
Tellie Austin
Miss Arizona
Roy Waller
Charing
Bob Greene
Mauk
Rainey’s Institute
Tike Tidd
Louella Tidd
Ellaville
Sud Tt Arturs
Jim
Bob
Kyle
Bea Ister
Torbett
Fy Hill
Ala
Rufus Roberts
Parrot
Freckle Removal Using Lemon Juice Promoted
A dubious advert offers a lemon juice remedy for freckles claiming two lemons mixed with white oil and tan lotion can lighten skin. It urges massaging the mixture into the face to achieve softer whiter skin at a small cost.
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W. T. Ellison
Murrah Bldg
Columbus
DR. Ellison
Potterville
Martha” Perkins
J.T. Perkins
Porei
A. Blair
Ford
T. Levick
Cap
Rufus Rodgers
G. A. Plymale
Hermiot
Shellie
Henry Merritt
Mrs
Joe Smith
Messrs
Tom and Cauley
Paul Harr
Ruby Underwood
Dewey Johnson
Alene Rogers
Scott
N. J
Chero-Coola Bottling Company
Montezuma GA
Giliad
Morrow County Republica
J.jl. Morris
Mary Wadsworth
Geneve Guthrie
Mason
Sim Harbuch
Ed Youngblood
Marshell
Edgar
W. H. Chapman
Juniper
Barnie McDaniel
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